kenmirzz wrote: To Ms Katy_gg, I will be sharing your experience soon. This week,they put Zam Zam water inside my drinking bottle to "cleanse" the dirt of apostasy. Dont know what will befall me next week. Whatever the case, no Mulla worth the name can change my resolution and persistence.
Humanity is but one family.

Be careful Kenmirzz,
There has actually been some testing done of many of the zam-zam waters that are sold throughout the world, and much of it has been found to actually BE poisoness. Seriously! When I was pregnant with my son, back when I was muslim, towards the end of the pregnancy, I drank alot of zam-zam water, and my ex-husband (well technically he is still my husband but I cannot get a divorce from him due to circumstances - but seeing as I am in hiding and intend of never going back to him I call him my ex-husband) bought alot of zam-zam water for me to drink and used to get me to drink it even though it tastes really weird and he'd tell me to make dua that my son would be a mujahid when he comes of age... you know the whole thing of, if you make dua when you drink the zam-zam water your dua will be granted or you will be granted by Allah something better in return...
Anyways, I seriously believed that drinking zam-zam would grant your duas, and I unlike my husband who wanted a mujahid for a son, I made dua that my son would be a very good man who loved his wife and was very good, unfortunately for me

, duas don't work, instead I found out later on that alot of the zam-zam waters contain very high-levels of lead and other toxic minerals (the particular brand I'd been drinking was proven to be very toxic). Needless to say, as soon as I found this out, I stopped taking the zam-zam water, and cried alot during the last weeks of pregnancy because I couldn't understand why Allah would allow me to drink a poisoness liquid when I'd been so sincere in my dua and thought that Allah wanted the best for his servants. I was very afraid that my son would turn out very sick from all my zam-zam consumption, but instead I should've been more worried about the effect that being beaten up by my husband during my pregnancy had on my child.
My son was born pre-mie, however he is doing very well today and is a cheeky monster of a child.
So moral of the story,
BE VERY, VERY CAREFUL of that Zam-Zam water. It can be deadly - but no guarantees on Dua-response from the never-answering Allah up there.
Just ask me.
A very ex-sincere-ex-muslim turned staunch atheist.
