Koliko samo bajki, lafine, pričica i priča iz raznih drugih tradicija sadrži ova vjera nazvana islamom svjedoči i sljedeća priča koju su bajkoviti pisci hadisa i i izmišljene tradicije pođonili iz hrišćanstva:
ST FELIX AND THE SPIDER
THERE lived in the third century a man called Hermias, who was by birth a Syrian. Having served for a term in the army, he went to Campania and there, in the town of Nola, bought and settled upon an estate, where he remained to the end of his days. He had two sons, one of whom, named after himself, also became a soldier; the other, Felix, entered the priesthood, and personally served the old Bishop of Nola, whose name was Maximus.
During the reign of the Emperor Decius, in one of the periods of persecution, the aged Bishop, fleeing from danger, escaped to the hills, leaving his flock in the care of Felix.
The Emperor's agents coming to Nola, unable to find Maximus, seized his representative, and threw him into a dungeon, where he languished in darkness, heavily manacled with chains.
One night an angel appeared to him, telling him that Maximus, in his hiding place, was dying of cold and hunger. He bade Felix go to his aid; at the same moment the chains fell from the prisoner's hands, ankles, and neck, the doors and outer gates of the prison opened before him, and in freedom Felix followed the angel, who led him to the spot where Maximus lay.
Felix gave the exhausted Bishop food and drink provided by the angel, chafed his nearly frozen limbs, and restored him to life. Then, taking him on his back, he carried him safely home, where a faithful old servant ministered to him.
Felix himself returned to his abode, and there remained in hiding until the persecution came to an end through the death of Decius in the year.
But this was not the end of the persecution of Christians, and it was not long before the life of Felix was again in danger.
As he left his lodging one day to seek some place of safety, he came face to face with the very men who were searching for him to take his life. They did not, however, know who he was, and, waylaying him, asked: "Hast thou met one Felix on thy way?"
"Nay," answered Felix, "I met him not."
Then both he and the soldiers hastened each, in his own direction. Felix, knowing well that it was only a matter of minutes before the searchers should learn his identity and hasten after him, fled with all speed toward the edge of the town. There, in the outskirts, he came to a ruined wall whose face was cleft with a narrow rift. He crept with difficulty through this aperture and found among the ruins beyond the wall a dry well, in which he hid himself, none too soon. The soldiers, not finding him in his house, and their suspicions being aroused by the memory of his face and apparel, hastened back on their tracks, expecting to find him still on the road. They came to the cleft. He could hear their voices, and his heart stood still as he heard one suggest investigation beyond the wall.
"Nay," answered another, "it would be useless to look beyond this opening. Seest thou not? No man has passed through in many a day, for so heavy a web have I never beheld spun by living spider. A web like this is a long labour!"
Such was God's method of protecting His own. He sent him a saviour in the hour of his danger in the person of a spider, who wove, with a rapidity possible only to one sent by God to protect a friend, a web of such size, thickness, and intricacy, that it formed a [242] veritable curtain of gray lace across the break in the wall.
Zvuči poznato?
Pa naravno:
Zatim, dobro opremljeni i u velikom broju krenuli su u potjeru za Resulom. Muhammed s.a.w.s. i Ebu Bekr r.a., su se sklonili u jednu pećinu na čijem je ulazu pauk brzo ispleo svoju mrežu – nakon njihovog ulaska. Kad su se Mekkenlije približili pećini na čijem ulazu je bila ispletena paukova mreža, brzo su se odmakli od pećine sa zaključkom da niko dugo nije ulazio u tu pećinu s obzirom da je paukova mreža na ulazu u pećinu netaknuta.
Kada su mušrici primijetili Poslanikov, a.s., odlazak krenuli su za njim u potjeru. Čak su došli do ulaza u pećinu u kojoj su bili Poslanik, a.s., i Ebu-Bekr, međutim Allah je poslao Svoju pomoć; vidjevši ispred pećine svijeno ptičije gnijezdo i paukovu mrežu, mušrici pomisliše kako nije moguće da neko uđe u tu pećinu, pritom ne oštetivši paukovu mrežu, i vratiše se.
Slučajnost? Aha
Inače je St. Felix živio u 3 stoljeću.
I malo još večih bajki za kraj posta
„Kada su činili hidžru Allahov Poslanik, a.s., i Ebu Bekr, r.a., tokom čitavog puta, Ebu Bekr, je kružio oko Poslanika, a.s. Vidjevši to, Poslanik, a.s., ga upita: „Ebu Bekre, šta ti je?“ Ebu Bekr, r.a., reče: „Allahov Poslaniče, sjetim se da bi nas mogla sačekati zasjeda, pa odem ispred tebe. Padne mi na um da bi nam mogla naići potjera, pa odem iza tebe. Kada pomislim da bi te neko mogao napasti sa desne strane, ja odem desno, a kada pomislim da bi te neko mogao napasti sa lijeve strane, ja odem lijevo, pa se vratim. Poslanik, a.s., mu reče: „Ebu Bekre, voliš li me?“ Ebu Bekr reče: „Da, Allahov Poslaniče!“ „Umro bi na mom putu?“- upita Poslanik, a.s. „Da, jer ako ja umrem, umro je samo jedan čovjek, ali ako ti umreš, umrla je vjera!“ Kada su Ebu Bekr i Allahov Poslanik, a.s., došli do pećine Es-Sevr, Poslanik htjede ući u nju ali mu Ebu Bekr, r.a., reče: „Ne, Allahov Poslaniče! Želim se uvjeriti da u pećini nema ničega što bi ti moglo nauditi!“ Zatim uđe u pećinu i poče je pregledati dok se u potpunosti ne uvjeri da je bezbjedna. Zatim, od svoje odjeće poče kidati komade i njima zatvarati rupe. Nakon svega toga, pozva Allahovog Poslanika, a.s., da uđe. Allahov Poslanik, a.s., ga upita za razlog iscijepljene odjeće, pa mu Ebu Bekr reče: „Allahov Poslaniče, bojao sam se da bi ti nešto moglo nauditi iz ovih pukotina!“ Allahov Poslanik, a.s., zaspa, spustivši glavu na Ebu Bekrovo krilo. Tada Ebu Bekr ugleda još jednu pukotinu koju pokri stopalom, bojeći se da iz nje nešto ne povrijedi Allahovog Poslanika, a.s. U unutrašnjosti pukotine se nalazio škorpion, koji ujede Ebu Bekra, ali se on nimalo ne pomjeri, ne želeći da probudi Allahovog Poslanika, a.s. Od žestokog bola, počeše mu same suze teći niz lice. U tom se probudi Allahov Poslanik, a.s., i upita ga o razlogu plača. Te mu Ebu Bekr, r.a., reče: „Allahov Poslaniče, za tebe bih žrtvovao i oca i majku! Ugrizao me je škorpion!“ Poslanik, a.s., potra rukom ranu Ebu Bekra i Allahovom dozvolom, on bi izliječen.“