Why Did Epstein Request the Cover of the Kaaba?

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🔴 Why Did Epstein Request the Cover of the Kaaba? 🔴

At first glance, it is hard to comprehend why someone like Jeffrey Epstein would need the cover of the Kaaba, and why in 2017 he made a request to obtain it.

Mahmood Alam says that among Epstein’s three million documents, there are some items that are extremely mysterious and shocking. So let us discuss those startling facts that you may not have fully paid attention to yet, or whose importance and connection to current global events you may not have completely understood.

The Terrifying Email Series:

This document consists of a long chain of emails from 2017. Even mentioning them creates an uneasy feeling. These emails discuss an unusual shipment being sent from Saudi Arabia to the United States. In official paperwork, the shipment was described as “Framed Art Pieces,” but according to the emails, its actual contents were something else entirely.

This shipment allegedly consisted of three pieces of the Ghilaf of the Kaaba (Kiswah al-Kaaba).

The first email was sent on Wednesday, February 1, 2017, with the subject line “New Shipment.”
The sender was Abdullah Al-Maari, and the recipients were Daphne Wallace, with Karina Shuliak also included.

It is important to note that Karina Shuliak was a close associate of Jeffrey Epstein, whom he intended to marry. According to a Business Insider report, Epstein planned to transfer a large portion of his wealth, mansions, and global properties to her name.

According to the email, the shipment was being sent directly to Epstein’s island, and all of this was happening under the instructions of a woman named Aziza. An attached file detailed each piece:

• First piece: Taken from the interior of the Kaaba.
• Second piece: A used portion of the outer cover, the part that pilgrims and Umrah visitors touch.
• Third piece: Made from the same material, but never used.

Now the question arises: Who is this Aziza, who ordered such a sacred object to be sent to someone like Epstein?

This woman is Aziza Al-Ahmadi, a Saudi national residing in the United Arab Emirates. She lives in Dubai and is the owner of a video game company called Boss Bunny Games.

How do we know this? Because this very woman herself emailed Epstein, expressing pride in sending this “great gift.”

In that email, she wrote word for word:

“By the way, at least ten million (10,000,000) Muslims have touched this black cloth—people from different schools of thought: Sunni, Shia, and others. They circle the Kaaba seven times, and each one tries their best to touch it. People have placed their prayers, hopes, tears, and wishes upon it, believing that their prayers would be accepted.”

Shortly afterward, the same woman’s name appears in other emails, where discussions involve transferring large quantities of DNA samples to Dubai.

Now the question is: Why did Epstein need pieces of the Kaaba’s cover that had been touched not by thousands, but by tens of millions of Muslims? And what did he intend to do with them?

I leave the answer to you.

I will only remind you that Epstein and the people who visited his island were accused of satanic rituals involving children and human sacrifices, which I discussed in a previous part.

In other words, this man was not unfamiliar with unusual and mysterious rituals. I will not use the word magic, but such thoughts naturally come to mind.

Additionally, he had a strong interest in genetic modification and human experimentation. According to some files, he dreamed of spreading his DNA among humans to create a “superior race.”

He shared these ideas with scientists and billionaires and turned one of his farms in New Mexico into a center for these experiments.

All of this was also mentioned in reports published by The New York Times in 2019.

(Note: None of the topics mentioned here are definitively verified. These are based solely on document analysis. It is up to you whether you believe them or not.)