9 Month Old Ali Yakubov from Kizlyar in Russia's Dagestan Region With Koran
On Body
A Muslim cleric holds baby Ali Yakubov at his house in Kizlyar in Russia's
Dagestan Region, October 19, 2009. A "miracle" baby has brought a kind of
mystical hope to people in Russia's mostly Muslim southern fringe who are
increasingly desperate in the face of Islamist violence. From hunchbacked
grandmas to schoolboys, hundreds of pilgrims lined up this week in blazing
sunshine to get a glimpse of 9-month-old baby Ali Yakubov, on whose body
they say verses from the Koran appear and fade every few days. Picture
taken October 19, 2009.
A 9-month old baby boy has left doctors baffled in Russia after phrases
from the holy Koran began appearing on his skin. These sayings from the
Islamic holy book are said to appear on nine-month-old Ali Yakubov's back,
arms, legs and stomach, before fading away and being replaced with new
sayings.
Ali's parents were left stunned when the word Allah appeared on Ali
Yakubov's chin soon after his birth.. Since then scores of writings in the
Arabic script have appeared almost all over his body. Medics have denied
that the marks are from someone writing on the child's skin.
The kid's mother, Madina Yakubov, said that she and her husband were not
religious until the words started appearing on his skin.
Ever since the phenomenon started, the boy has become a focus of Muslim
homage in his home province of Dagestan, close to war-ravaged Chechnya in
the south of Russia.
Local MP Akhmedpasha Amiralaev said: "This boy is a pure sign of God. Allah
sent him to Dagestan in order to stop revolts and tension in our republic."
The baby boy's mother said: "Normally those signs appear twice a week - on
Mondays and on the nights between Thursdays and Fridays.
"Ali always feels bad when it is happening. He cries and his temperature
goes up."
"It's impossible to hold him when it's happening, his body is actively
moving, so we put him into his cradle. It's so hard to watch him
suffering."
(Oct. 22) -- Thousands of Muslims have been traveling to a remote town in a
war-torn region of southern Russian hoping to see verses from Islam's holy
book appear on the skin of a "miracle baby."
The parents of 9-month-old Ali Yakubov said the word "Allah" appeared on
his chin soon after his birth, The Sun reported.
Pink writing appears on the leg of 9-month-old Ali Yakubov. His parents say
verses from the Quran appear and fade on the baby's body.
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9 Month Old Ali Yakubov from Kizlyar in Russia's Dagestan Region With Koran
On Body
A Muslim cleric holds baby Ali Yakubov at his house in Kizlyar in Russia's
Dagestan Region, October 19, 2009. A "miracle" baby has brought a kind of
mystical hope to people in Russia's mostly Muslim southern fringe who are
increasingly desperate in the face of Islamist violence. From hunchbacked
grandmas to schoolboys, hundreds of pilgrims lined up this week in blazing
sunshine to get a glimpse of 9-month-old baby Ali Yakubov, on whose body
they say verses from the Koran appear and fade every few days. Picture
taken October 19, 2009.
A 9-month old baby boy has left doctors baffled in Russia after phrases
from the holy Koran began appearing on his skin. These sayings from the
Islamic holy book are said to appear on nine-month-old Ali Yakubov's back,
arms, legs and stomach, before fading away and being replaced with new
sayings.
Ali's parents were left stunned when the word Allah appeared on Ali
Yakubov's chin soon after his birth. Since then scores of writings in the
Arabic script have appeared almost all over his body. Medics have denied
that the marks are from someone writing on the child's skin.
The kid's mother, Madina Yakubov, said that she and her husband were not
religious until the words started appearing on his skin.
Ever since the phenomenon started, the boy has become a focus of Muslim
homage in his home province of Dagestan, close to war-ravaged Chechnya in
the south of Russia.
Local MP Akhmedpasha Amiralaev said: "This boy is a pure sign of God. Allah
sent him to Dagestan in order to stop revolts and tension in our republic."
The baby boy's mother said: "Normally those signs appear twice a week - on
Mondays and on the nights between Thursdays and Fridays.
"Ali always feels bad when it is happening. He cries and his temperature
goes up."
"It's impossible to hold him when it's happening, his body is actively
moving, so we put him into his cradle. It's so hard to watch him
suffering."
(Oct. 22) -- Thousands of Muslims have been traveling to a remote town in a
war-torn region of southern Russian hoping to see verses from Islam's holy
book appear on the skin of a "miracle baby.."
The parents of 9-month-old Ali Yakubov said the word "Allah" appeared on
his chin soon after his birth, The Sun reported.
Pink writing appears on the leg of 9-month-old Ali Yakubov. His parents say
verses from the Quran appear and fade on the baby's body.
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