Peace,
The Ka'abah can be destroyed 'cause it's a physicial scripture, however, Allah SWT will not allow it. In 570 CE, Abrah (governor of Yemen -- at that point it was under the rule of Abyssinia) attempted to destroy the Ka'abah with a battalion of elephants. They Muslims did not attempt to protect the Ka'abbah and told Abrah that Allah SWT would Protect his Possessions. When Abrah gave the order to advance, the elelphants refused to march on the Ka'abah. Then the sky became darkened with flocks of birds named [Ababil]. Each of them carried 3 stones -- one in each claw and the other in its beak. The soldiers of Abrah were stuck with stones and died instantly, save Abah who died a painful slow death. This incident was witnessed by all the citizens of the Meccans, and thus the year became known as the 'Year of the Elephant'.
Allah SWT revealed this Chapther:
In the Name of Allah, Mos Gracious, the Most Merciful. Have you not seen how Allah dealt with the companions of the Elephant? Did He not cause their schemes to go astray? And He sent against them flights of birds pelting them with stones of baked clay, so that He made them like straw eaten (by cattle).
In short, the Ka'abah is protected by the Almighty.
for the record, your pictures arent proved real
The images captured relatin' tthe Mosques that 'survived' Tsunami are not photoshopped. This again is an another act of dishonesty demonstrated by Minardi. A atheist who relies on "evidence" and yet cannot acknowledge evidence presented by the other side and has to dodge it by labelin' it as 'fake'.
The amusin' part has to be the part where you quote a message board instead of a reputable source.
USATODAY reports:
The structures that remain offer solace to many residents. Just blocks away at the center of town stands the giant Baiturrahman Mosque. Like several other mosques, it survived the waves — a blessing residents are quick to identify.
Five times a day, starting at 5 a.m., the call to prayer can be heard throughout the city. "The prayer services are islands of solace in this chaos," says a woman leaving the mosque. "Our conversations with Allah are what hold us together."
"It is a sign from God that the mosques were saved," says Siti Aisah, standing outside Masjid Bairurrahim Mosque, near the beach. "There is a message in all this that we should all be taking care to move closer to Him."
and dozens other sources.
‘God's invisible hand’ saved Indonesia’s mosques
http://www.middle-east-online.com/english/culture/?id=12318
After the martyrdom of the family of the Prophet at Kerbala in 61 Hijri (681 AD), the Ummayad Caliph Yazid Ibne Moawiya did not stop there in the pursuit of his destruction. He sent a large contingent under the command of Haseen Ibne Namir to Madina which destroyed the Mosque of the Prophet. They did not stop there but proceeded to Makka and demolished the four walls of the Ka’aba and killed thousands of muslims who protested.
That reference is totally fabricated. The site you quoted is from a Shia source which holds a grudge with Muawiya since he battled against Ali (ra).