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Incredible!

It is believed this was performed by Prophet Muhammed to convince Quraysh(???) of his prophethood. Another traditional belief is that the pagan meccans asked Muhammed for a miracle and he performed this. It is also believed that the incident will repeat on the day of the final judgement. When Islam was brought to India by Malik Bin Deenar, he used this incident as proof of Muhammeds prophethood and the King Cheraman Perumal bhaskar Ravi Varma then consulted his astrologers who reported a similar phenomenon recorded by them. What is this incident so widely used to prove the prophethood of Muhammed?



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Answer- The splitting of the moon or shaqq al qamar

Mahabharata Trivia!

One evening during the happy days between the establishment of the Pandava kingdom in Indraprastha and the infamous game of dice, Krishna and Arjuna were relaxing on the banks of the river Yamuna when suddenly they were approached by a venerable looking old man with a flowing beard. This man announced that he was the Lord Agni and that he had a request to make of them. He had been trying to burn the Khandava Forest(located near the banks of the river) for a long while but he had been thwarted every single time by Lord Indra who immediately made his beloved thunderclouds shower rain on the forest everytime the burning started. This was due to the fact that Takshaka, the Lord of a Naga tribe lived in that forest and he was a close friend of Indra. So,Agni asked for the help of Krishna and Arjuna to ward off Indra while he burned the forest. And so, the burning commenced. Arjuna and Krishna patrolled along the sides of the forest and sent back all animals who tried to escape.And Arjuna and Krishna created a wall above the forest with their arrows and chakras respectively to ward off the rain which had started almost immediately. Takshaka was not present in the forest during the burning but his wife and his son Aswasena were present. Aswasena's mother distracted the two princes in order to enable her son's escape. She was immediately killed by Arjuna but in the clamour Aswasena escaped. Grieved by his mother's death, he swore revenge on Arjuna and waited for his chance to strike for a long time.
Whew, pretty long story...the question is...Aswasena reappears sometime later in the Mahabharata to exact his revenge. When did he come for his revenge and how did Arjuna escape him?
(Be as specific as possible with your answer...)

Answer:
Aswasena reappears when Karna is fighting Arjuna...He manifests himself in the Naga Astra that Karna sends towards Arjuna...And Krishna saves him by pressing the knees of the horses into the ground...I asked this because this is not mentioned in Wiki..the part where Takshaka poisons Parikshit and Janemejaya launches war on the Nagas is given clearly in Wiki...But there's not much said about the return of Aswasena...nothing at all about the way he comes back...

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