Social media users often fall prey to propaganda. Even if it has nothing to do with reality. This is what they are supposed to do in the service of Islam. This week some friends are sharing pictures of a church made of human skulls in Portugal. It is claimed to have been made from the skulls of Spanish Muslims. However, not a single bone was used by a Muslim in this church called "Knesset of the Great" or Chapel of Bones.
Even the Spanish Muslims were subjected to horrific atrocities and beheadings were made to convert. But this church has nothing to do with this horrible story. This small church is located near the famous Church of the Holy Francis in the tourist area of Efora, Portugal. The interior of which is completely "decorated" with human bones.
The church was built during the Counter-Reformation movement in the sixteenth century for the "reformation of the church." Proponents of her case have been working to make the actual transcript of this statement available online. That is why this building was built from human bones to remind the instability of the world and the hereafter. It is also clearly written on the entrance of this church:
: Nós ossos que aqui estamos pelos vossos esperamos.
"We are waiting for you here in the form of bones. Etc. "
Eighteen meters long and eleven meters wide, this church is adorned with five thousand skulls, all of which also belong to Christian monks. The tombs of the monks buried in various churches have been uprooted and collected. The following is the text of the Gospel on the roof of the church:
Mellier est die mortis die nativitatis
That is, the day of death is better than the day of birth.
However, these bones have nothing to do with Muslims. Therefore, spreading lies should be avoided.
There is another such church in Poland. The Kazak Church is located in the Polish town of Czermna. Construction of this historic Polish church began in 1776 and continued until 1804. During this time the bones of soldiers and civilians killed in the Silesian Wars were used in the construction of the church. In addition to the complete remains of 3,000 people, the church is made up of 21,000 small and large human bones. According to the British Daily Mail, Poland's Kaplica Czaszek church is made of thousands of human bones. The walls and ceilings of this Roman Catholic synagogue, located in the Polish town of Caesarea, are made of bone so that man can always remember death. The idea of building this unique chapel or church came to the local clergy in the 18th century, when the wars in Poland were raging.
In these bloody wars called the Silesian Wars, there were piles of skulls all around, so the local clergy suggested that their best use be to build a small church out of them. This is called a chapel. Because this chapel is made entirely of human bones, it is also called the Horror Chapel. The chapel was initially built to house the bones of soldiers and civilians killed in the war, but a large number of bones were needed for that purpose, so construction continued for about 28 years. During this time, the complete remains of 3,000 corpses were collected for the construction of the walls and ceilings of the chapel.
There is also a church in the Czech Republic "decorated" with human bones. But it is made of ordinary material, while it is "decorated" with thousands of human skulls and small and large bones. But Poland's "Kapilsa Kazask" is the only building in the world that has been built entirely of human bones. Skulls with thick ribs and thigh bones have been used in the construction of the walls of this chapel.
The walls are made of bones in such a way that it is considered a masterpiece of architecture, while the roof of the chapel is also made entirely of human bones. The rafters are beautifully attached to the bones of the legs in the ceiling. While a skull with 3 ribs is hung down. The cross in the chapel and all the related items are also made of human bones.
Ceiling chandeliers have also been installed in human skulls. Now the Polish government has built a roof over this historic and unique church to protect it from the effects of the weather, while the bones are also sprayed from time to time to prevent further deterioration. The skulls and leg bones belong to 3,000 victims, from whom the roofs and walls have been made, while 21,000 bones are hidden in a trap.
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