Was the Tayaye's story about a black stone a myth?

The ancient Babylonians had their moral code on a black stone: was this the inspiration for the mythical stone in a cave? Hammurabi's code was inscribed in 1776 BC. Did the Tayaye imagine that their founder was led by a heavenly and mystical tablet of stone on which the Tayaye's code was inscribed? Did this lead to a more fleshed out myth, a prophet with a heavenly book? And then, was there a splitting of the myth into two: a qur'an in Arabic and a black stone in the kaaba of Mecca?

Sneaker's Corner is jointly run by Mel and Murad. We also work in collaboration with Bala. Our theories are liable to be updated in light of new information, so please treat them as our considered view in light of what we currently know. We support freedom of expression, however, spamming in the comment section is not welcome. Please take the time to compose your own view. Copy and pastes will likely be automatically sent to the spam folder. We will give 1 warning regarding spamming, so please avoid it. Thanks!

Support Mel on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sneakerscorner
Subscribe to Murad on Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/Sheikh_Murad
Follow Murad on Parler: https://parler.com/profile/SheikhMurad
Sneaker's Corner website: https://sneakerscorner2.weebly.com