Ithza-zulzilat-il-Ardu ... When the Earth is shaken ...

Monk · April 29, 2013, 12:40am

Re: Ithza-zulzilat-il-Ardu ... When the Earth is shaken ...

Dude allah did speak more then azzan and reward.
Some things are just facts described.

As in, detailed description or earth coming to an end.
NO azzab, but still going to happen.

If you ask me agree or don't, this thread is OP's genuine work. Very rare in here.

Mostar95 · April 29, 2013, 5:40am

Re: Ithza-zulzilat-il-Ardu ... When the Earth is shaken ...

Then why its happens only on poor people of the world most of the time - famine, earthquakes and floods!

Mostar95 · April 29, 2013, 5:46am

Re: Ithza-zulzilat-il-Ardu … When the Earth is shaken …

A brief history prior to 1950

· 1899 12 25 - San Jacinto, California - M 6.7 Fatalities 6
· 1899 09 23 - Copper River delta, Alaska - M 7.0
· 1899 09 20 - Menderes Valley, Turkey - M 6.9 Fatalities 1,100
· 1899 09 10 - Yakutat Bay, Alaska - M 8.0
· 1899 09 04 - Cape Yakataga, Alaska - M 7.9
· 1899 04 16 - Eureka, California - M 7.0
· 1898 04 15 - Mendocino County, California - M 6.8
· 1898 03 31 - Mare Island, California - M 6.3
· 1897 06 20 - Calaveras fault, California - M 6.3
· 1897 06 12 - Assam, India - M 8.3 Fatalities 1,500
· 1897 05 31 - Giles County, Virginia - M 5.9
· 1896 06 15 - Sanriku, Japan - M 8.5 Fatalities 27,000
· 1895 10 31 - Charleston, Missouri - M 6.6
· 1892 04 21 - Winters, California - M 6.4
· 1892 04 19 - Vacaville, California - M 6.4 Fatalities 1
· 1892 02 24 - Imperial Valley, California - M 7.8
· 1891 10 27 - Mino-Owari, Japan - M 8.0 Fatalities 7,273
· 1890 02 24 - Corralitos, California - M 6.3
· 1887 06 08 - Almaty, Kazakhstan - M 7.3
· 1887 05 03 - Northern Sonora, Mexico - M 7.4 Fatalities 51
· 1886 09 01 - Charleston, South Carolina - M 7.3 Fatalities 60
· 1884 09 19 - Near Lima, Ohio - M 4.8
· 1884 08 10 - New York City, New York - M 5.5
· 1882 11 08 - Denver, Colorado - M 6.6
· 1879 01 13 - St. Augustine, Florida
· 1877 11 15 - Eastern Nebraska - M 5.1
· 1877 05 10 - Offshore Tarapaca, Chile - M 8.3 Fatalities 34
· 1875 05 18 - northern Colombia - M 7.3 Fatalities 16,000
· 1873 11 23 - California - Oregon Coast - M 7.3
· 1872 12 15 - Lake Chelan, Washington - M 6.8
· 1872 03 26 - Owens Valley, California - M 7.4 Fatalities 27
· 1872 01 28 - Samaxi, Azerbaijan - M 5.7 Fatalities 118
· 1871 10 09 - New Jersey - Delaware border
· 1871 10 09 - New Jersey - Delaware border
· 1871 02 20 - Lanai, Hawaii - M 6.8
· 1868 10 21 - Hayward, California - M 6.8 Fatalities 30
· 1868 08 13 - Arica, Peru (now Chile) - M 9.0 Fatalities 25,000
· 1868 04 03 - Ka’u District, Island of Hawaii - M 7.9 Fatalities 77
· 1868 03 29 - Ka’u District, Island of Hawaii - M 7.0
· 1867 11 18 - Puerto Rico Region
· 1867 04 24 - Manhattan, Kansas - M 5.1
· 1865 10 08 - Santa Cruz Mountains, California - M 6.5
· 1865 08 17 - Memphis, Tennessee - M 5.0
· 1857 12 16 - Naples, Italy - M 6.9 Fatalities 11,000
· 1857 01 09 - Fort Tejon, California - M 7.9 Fatalities 1
· 1855 01 23 - Wellington, New Zealand - M 8.0 Fatalities 4
· 1843 02 08 - Leeward Islands - M 8.3 Fatalities 5,000
· 1843 01 05 - Northeast Arkansas - M 6.3
· 1838 06 - San Francisco area, California - M 6.8
· 1836 06 10 - South San Francisco Bay region, California - M 6.5
· 1835 02 20 - Concepcion, Chile - M 8.2 Fatalities 500
· 1823 06 02 - South flank of Kilauea, Hawaii - M 7.0
· 1821 07 10 - Camana, Peru - M 8.2 Fatalities 162
· 1819 06 16 - Gujarat, India Fatalities 2,000
· 1812 12 21 - West of Ventura, California - M 7.1 Fatalities 1
· 1812 12 08 - Southwest of San Bernardino County, California - M 6.9 Fatalities 40
· 1812 03 26 - Caracas, Venezuela - M 7.7 Fatalities 26,000
· 1812 02 07 - New Madrid Region - M 7.7
· 1812 01 23 - New Madrid Region - M 7.5
· 1811 12 16 - New Madrid Region - M 7.0
· 1811 12 16 - New Madrid Region - M 7.7 Fatalities Several

· 1791 05 16 - Moodus, Connecticut
· 1787 05 02 - Puerto Rico - M 8.0
· 1783 11 30 - New Jersey - M 5.3
· 1783 02 04 - Calabria, Italy Fatalities 50,000
· 1780 02 06 - Northwest Florida
· 1755 11 18 - Cape Ann, Massachusetts
· 1755 11 01 - Lisbon, Portugal - M 8.7 Fatalities 70,000
· 1755 06 07 - Kashan, Iran Fatalities 40,000
· 1746 10 28 - Lima, Peru Fatalities 5,000
· 1744 06 14 - Southern Cape Ann, Massachusetts region
· 1730 07 08 - Valparaiso, Chile - M 8.7 Fatalities 5
· 1727 11 18 - Tabriz, Iran Fatalities 77,000
· 1727 11 10 - Northern Cape Ann region, Massachusetts
· 1700 01 26 - Cascadia Subduction Zone - M 9.0

· 1693 01 11 - Sicily, Italy - M 7.5 Fatalities 60,000
· 1692 06 07 - Jamaica Fatalities 2,000
· 1687 10 20 - Lima, Peru - M 8.5 Fatalities 600
· 1668 08 17 - Anatolia, Turkey - M 8.0 Fatalities 8,000
· 1667 11 - Shemakha, Caucasia Fatalities 80,000
· 1664 05 12 - Ica, Peru - M 7.3 Fatalities 400
· 1663 02 05 - Charlevoix-Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada - M 7
· 1663 02 05 - St. Lawrence Valley region, Quebec, Canada - M 7.0
· 1638 06 11 - St. Lawrence region
· 1619 02 14 - Trujillo, Peru - M 7.7 Fatalities 350

· 1568 - Moodus-East Haddam, Connecticut - Intensity VI
· 1556 01 23 - Shensi, China - M 8.0 Fatalities 830,000

· 1290 09 27 - Chihli, China Fatalities 100,000
· 1268 - Silicia, Asia Minor Fatalities 60,000

· 1138 08 09 - Aleppo, Syria Fatalities 230,000

· 0893 03 23 - Ardabil, Iran Fatalities 150,000
· 0856 12 22 - Damghan, Iran Fatalities 200,000

Mostar95 · May 31, 2013, 2:30pm

Re: Ithza-zulzilat-il-Ardu … When the Earth is shaken …

1905 Devastating Lahore earthquake!

4 April 1905: Kangra-Dharamsala [KANGRA-1905-A]More than 20,000 people were killed in this earthquake according to government sources (Kaul, 1912](http://www.seismosoc.org/publications/bssa_html/bssa_100-2/2008328-esupp/references.html#kaul12r)), with others (Baduwi, 1905](http://www.seismosoc.org/publications/bssa_html/bssa_100-2/2008328-esupp/references.html#baduwi05c)) placing the figure close to 27,688. The towns of Dharamsala and Kangra were completely destroyed with several adjoining villages (Middlemiss, 1910](http://www.seismosoc.org/publications/bssa_html/bssa_100-2/2008328-esupp/references.html#middlemiss10f)). Middlemiss(1910)](http://www.seismosoc.org/publications/bssa_html/bssa_100-2/2008328-esupp/references.html#middlemiss10f) used the terms “cracked”, “rent” and “fissured” in described minor damage, “ruined” to describe “the loss of a roof with many walls standing” and “destroyed” to describe “only portions of walls standing.” He further used “Levelled with the ground” to indicate that nothing was left standing. This study has based EMS intensity assignments for this event based on all available information and not on the descriptive terms alone. On the route from Shahpur to Dharamsala, Middlemiss (1910)](http://www.seismosoc.org/publications/bssa_html/bssa_100-2/2008328-esupp/references.html#middlemiss10f)passed the villages of Chari, Dhanoti, Dudhamb, Nerti and before arriving in Dharamsala. Nerti was completely “destroyed” with all the upper floors “gone” and most of the lower stories as well (ibid.). The villages of Dhanoti and Dudhamb appeared worse off in appearance while at Chari, only two heavily “ruined” buildings remained standing (ibid.). Heavy, solidly build structures including the Treasury, the Municipal Dispepnsary and the Kangra Bhavan (Golden Temple) were destroyed with most other buildings at Kangra (ibid.). In the Dharamsala Cantonment, an eyewitness was “thrown to the ground” by the shock and many well built structures such as the Barracks were demolished or heavily damaged like the Armoury (ibid.). Bhawarna and Daulatpur near Palampur as well as the village of Kugti (Kukti) in the valley of the Ravi were completely “destroyed” (ibid.). Damage extended into Kashmir, Kinnaur and north Punjab (Tribune. 1905. April 8–August 19; Baduwi, 1905](http://www.seismosoc.org/publications/bssa_html/bssa_100-2/2008328-esupp/references.html#baduwi05c),Middlemiss, 1910](http://www.seismosoc.org/publications/bssa_html/bssa_100-2/2008328-esupp/references.html#middlemiss10f)). Damage was reported from Amritsar, Dehradun, Jammu, Jallandhar, Mussourie, Lahore, Roorkee, Shimla, Sialkot and even as far as Delhi (ibid.). Between 50-100 deaths occurred at Lahore (Tribune. 1905. April 8–August 19). At Shimla, Lady Curzon, had a narrow escape when a chimney fell through the roof in the room above her at the Viceregal Lodge (Englishman. 1905. April 5–April 20). The earthquake was felt in much of the northern subcontinent extending as far south as the northern Deccan as well as into Bengal (Middlemiss, 1910](http://www.seismosoc.org/publications/bssa_html/bssa_100-2/2008328-esupp/references.html#middlemiss10f)). An energetic seismic seiche in the Tawi swept away three women at Jammu (Tribune. 1905. April 8–August 19). Seismic seiches were reported from locations in Assam, Bengal, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh (ibid.). At Jwalamukhi, a flame of natural gas at the Jwalaji Temple, ceased to burn a week prior to the earthquake and goats were sacrificed as this was seen as a sign of the goddess“s anger (Tribune. 1905. April 8–August 19). Two days prior to the earthquake, the flames increased to a height of a yard and just before the earthquake, the flames are alleged to have increased to a height of 3-4 yards (ibid.). Damage in the Gharwal region is possibly connected with a separate earthquake that is known to have occurred within minutes of the earthquake near Kangra (Hough et al., 2005](http://www.seismosoc.org/publications/bssa_html/bssa_100-2/2008328-esupp/references.html#hough05q)).

Mostar95 · May 31, 2013, 2:31pm

Re: Ithza-zulzilat-il-Ardu … When the Earth is shaken …

BSSA, 100:2, Electronic Supplement to Martin & Szeliga - Annotations for Selected Earthquakes