They finally said this too! Religious exploiters at work: 'Prophet Muhammad was in Istanbul on July 15'

Muhammed Mardini, who frequently makes headlines for sharing superstitions on social media that are inconsistent with religious facts and is known to the public as the "Superstition Chief," has drawn backlash once again with his latest statements.

In a post regarding the night of July 15, 2016, Mardini claimed that the Islamic Prophet Muhammad was in Istanbul.

Mardini's remarks, "When I went to the Rawdah in Medina, a meeting with our Prophet did not occur. When I came the next day, our Prophet said to him in the Rawdah al-Mutahhara: 'We could not meet yesterday because I was in Istanbul on July 15. Were you aware?'" received harsh criticism from many users after spreading on social media.

THE CLAIM THAT HE "CAME FROM MEDINA TO ISTANBUL"

Continuing his claims, Mardini stated, "When were you, 4-5 years ago, on the night of July 15, 2016, where was the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him? In Istanbul. Subhanallah, are you aware of this? You are not aware because you are sleeping, because you are dozing off. The homeland and faith are at risk, and you are unaware. Our Prophet, the Messenger of Allah, gets up and comes all the way from Medina to Istanbul."