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Great question. Muslims believe that Abraham- known as Prophet Ibrahim and his son Prophet Ismail (Peace Be Upon them), constructed the Kaaba. Tradition holds that it was initially a simple unroofed rectangular structure. It was later reconstructed. Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) migrated towards Madinah from Makkah whose old name was Yathrib. Upon his (PBUH) return to Makkah, the Kabba again became the focal point for Muslim worship and pilgrimage. The pre-Islamic Kaaba was filled with the statues of pagan gods. Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) reportedly purified the Kaaba from idols. The Black Stone (Hajare Aswad) is believed to have been given to Ibrahim (R.A.) by the angel Gabriel. Tawaf, the act of circling the Ka’aba seven times, is a key part of Umrah and Hajj(pilgrimage). It’s a deep-rooted symbol of spiritual connection and reflection. Focusing on purity, humility, and its profound meaning. The rewards of performing Tawaf are immense, offering forgiveness and spiritual elevation.
Muslims believe that Abraham- known as Prophet Ibrahim and his son Prophet Ismail (Peace Be Upon them), constructed the Kaaba. Tradition holds that it was initially a simple unroofed rectangular structure. It was later reconstructed. Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) migrated towards Madinah from Makkah whose old name was Yathrib. Upon his (PBUH) return to Makkah, the Kabba again became the focal point for Muslim worship and pilgrimage. The pre-Islamic Kaaba was filled with the statues of pagan gods. Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) reportedly purified the Kaaba from idols. The Black Stone (Hajare Aswad) is believed to have been given to Ibrahim (R.A.) by the angel Gabriel. Tawaf, the act of circling the Ka’aba seven times, is a key part of Umrah and Hajj(pilgrimage). It’s a deep-rooted symbol of spiritual connection and reflection. Focusing on purity, humility, and its profound meaning. The rewards of performing Tawaf are immense, offering forgiveness and spiritual elevation.
