What is the ruling on publishing pictures and videos of alleged "miracles," such as a fountain emerging from sand or the word "Allah" appearing on animal hides, knowing that most of them are incorrect and fabricated?

The signs of Allah in the universe are numerous and invite contemplation and reflection. They are manifest to all humanity, enabling them to comprehend the Creator's greatness. As for the "miracles of nature" that are widely spoken of, such as the appearance of the word "Allah" or transfiguration (maskh), Allah is capable of all things, and transfiguration will indeed occur as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) foretold. However, most of these widespread "miracles" lack documentation and are often rumors and images of unknown origin. A Muslim should not rely on such stories to prove their faith; rather, one should pause concerning them and neither affirm nor deny them except with clear evidence. Being carried away by them has caused many to fall into fitna (temptation/strife), as it later becomes clear that they are lies or fabrications. It is imperative to stop promoting these rumors, which may mislead people.