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This is the world’s best place to visit. But you can only enter here if you are a MUSLIM. I have been here many times but believe me every time you visit this place you felt overjoyed. You feel peace and endless happiness here. May ALLAH take all Muslims here before they die. I love ALLAH and the KAABA is the house of ALLAH ❤️.
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Most blessed place on earth, centre of gravity for all Muslims, this is the direction we all Muslims face while praying 5 times a day.
Best ever visit experience, can be more pleasant if Arabs and guardians here are trained in hospitality and courtesy.
Best ever visit experience, can be more pleasant if Arabs and guardians here are trained in hospitality and courtesy.
Dream place for every muslims to be there at least once in their lifetime and who ever visited once wants to be here repeatedly. Muslims can feel a breeze of heaven while performing into this world’s largest and sacred mosque. May Allah give opportunity every muslims to visit his house. Most beautiful place on earth. Make sure you have your Nusuk app with valid visas. Enjoy every minute. Focus on yourself!!Quran 5:97 - “Allah (swt) has made Ka'bah a foothold for mankind to stand upon”. Quran 3:97 - “And whosoever enters it, is safe”.
You are literally in awe and feel at peace within seconds. At the same time, you cry to Allah (swt) asking for forgiveness and are so grateful for the opportunity to allow you to visit.
You are literally in awe and feel at peace within seconds. At the same time, you cry to Allah (swt) asking for forgiveness and are so grateful for the opportunity to allow you to visit.
It’s is world famous spiritual place for islam religious…
That is the you can experience the humility purely…
( also the haj is preformed in that city )
You need get a haj permit from your government otherwise the Saudi police will arrest you quickly…
You can see my picture their are many identities in neck and both hands about 7 identical objects I have when I am performing haj-2024…
The NUSUK card is the most effective identification 🪪
That is the you can experience the humility purely…
( also the haj is preformed in that city )
You need get a haj permit from your government otherwise the Saudi police will arrest you quickly…
You can see my picture their are many identities in neck and both hands about 7 identical objects I have when I am performing haj-2024…
The NUSUK card is the most effective identification 🪪
Subhan Allah! This is another historic place that Allah likes and commands us to visit when we visit for Umrah and Hajj. Lots of lessons can be taken from this place and its history.
غار حِرا مکانی است که به عقیدهٔ مسلمانان محل بعثت محمد، پیامبر اسلام بوده است. درِ غار به سمت شمال می باشد و فضای آن گنجایش تقریبی پنج نفر نشسته را دارا است. ارتفاع غار نیز به اندازه قامت یک انسان است. غار حرا محل عبادت محمد پیامبر اسلام بوده است و او روزهایی از ایام سال، به ویژه در ماه رمضان را در آنجا به‌سر می‌برده‌است. به اعتقاد مسلمانان در همین غار بود که نخستین بار بر محمد وحی نازل شده و آیات آغازین سوره علق برای وی خوانده شد.
جاتون خالی سال ۹۳ ما رفتیم اونجا
جاتون خالی سال ۹۳ ما رفتیم اونجا
The Holy Kaaba, a sacred cube-shaped building in Mecca, is Islam's most revered site. Believed to be built by Abraham and Ishmael, it's a symbol of unity, faith, and divine connection. Millions of Muslims face the Kaaba during daily prayers and flock to it during Hajj pilgrimage.
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Safa and Marwa (Arabic: ٱلصَّفَا وَٱلْمَرْوَة, romanized: Aṣ-Ṣafā wal-Marwah) are two small hills, connected to the larger Abu Qubais and Qaiqan mountains, respectively, in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, now made part of Al-Masjid al-Haram. These hills have significant role in the Islamic obligations of Hajj and Umrah. Pilgrims are instructed to walk or jog between Safa and Marwa seven times to commemorate the struggle of Bibi Hajera (RA) as she searched for water for her thirsty son "Prophet Ismail" in the desert and the miracle of ZamZam was revealed here to her.
The most stunning mosque I have ever seen. Mesmerising azaan. For wudu you have to step out of haram. There are 3 levels to do tawaaf and it’s wheelchair friendly. For hajj they have made it easy by putting green light at the start point. They are expanding the mosque - there are hospitals too.
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Hajj and Umrah journey..Alhamdulillah.. great place.. heavily crowded but very well organised.. need to appreciate the great efforts by the rulers to manage this..
Hajj and Umrah journey..Alhamdulillah.. great place.. heavily crowded but very well organised.. need to appreciate the great efforts by the rulers to manage this..
Most beautiful place in the world. This is the only way to describe this place.
Every Muslim's life long dream to visit this place. Very beautiful and seeing the Kaaba bring peace and relief to the heart.
Very calm and serene environment. Friendly and hard working workers. Cleanliness was well maintained and amazing facilities available.
Every Muslim's life long dream to visit this place. Very beautiful and seeing the Kaaba bring peace and relief to the heart.
Very calm and serene environment. Friendly and hard working workers. Cleanliness was well maintained and amazing facilities available.
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Most beautiful place on earth. Make sure you have your Nusuk app with valid visas. Enjoy every minute. Focus on yourself!!
Blessed to be here . We performed our saee in the 3rd floor , it was very calm and crowd was comparatively lesser . We could easily take our baby stroller here and we completed the saee much faster compared to other ground floors.
بهترین جای دنیا
ان شاالله نصیب همه عاشقان حضرت دوست گردد
ان شاالله نصیب همه عاشقان حضرت دوست گردد
Safa and Marwa (Arabic: ٱلصَّفَا وَٱلْمَرْوَة, romanized: Aṣ-Ṣafā wal-Marwah) are two small hills, connected to the larger Abu Qubais and Qaiqan mountains, respectively, in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, now made part of Al-Masjid al-Haram. Muslims travel back and forth between them seven times in what is known as saʿī (Arabic: سَعِي, lit. 'seeking/searching or walking') ritual pilgrimages of Ḥajj and Umrah.
Muslims run between the two mountains, which they believe was made a ritual as a tribute to Hajar's search of water for her child dying of thirst until she found a water source in the Zamzam Well. The space between the two mountains in which the pilgrims run is called al-Mas'aa.
Muslims run between the two mountains, which they believe was made a ritual as a tribute to Hajar's search of water for her child dying of thirst until she found a water source in the Zamzam Well. The space between the two mountains in which the pilgrims run is called al-Mas'aa.
Safa and Marwa, also known as Saee. This two historical hills located in Masjid al-Haram. A reminder of Bibi Hajra's struggle to find water for her son Hazrat Ismael. Walking Between these hill for 7 times is a ritual of Hajj and Umrah pilgrims.
The Saee area now covered but little remain as same that times and air-conditioned, floors are marked with guidelines, there’s also a wheel chair facilities with care givers. Lots of zam zam water drinking area are available in Saee.
The Saee area now covered but little remain as same that times and air-conditioned, floors are marked with guidelines, there’s also a wheel chair facilities with care givers. Lots of zam zam water drinking area are available in Saee.
Safa and Marwa are two small hills located within the Great Mosque of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. They hold great significance in Islamic tradition and are integral to the ritual of Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages.
These hills are primarily known for their association with Hagar, the wife of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham in Judeo-Christian tradition), and her son Isma'il (Ishmael). According to Islamic tradition, Hagar was left in the desert with her infant son Isma'il upon the command of God. With limited provisions, Hagar desperately searched for water to quench her son's thirst. In her search, she ran between the hills of Safa and Marwa seven times. It is believed that during one of her runs, the water of Zamzam miraculously sprang from beneath Isma'il's feet, providing sustenance for them both.
To commemorate Hagar's search for water, pilgrims performing the Hajj or Umrah replicate her actions by walking between the hills of Safa and Marwa, known as the Sa'i. This ritual is performed seven times, with pilgrims walking briskly in the path of Hagar. It symbolizes the endurance, faith, and trust in God exhibited by Hagar during her time of trial.
The Sa'i holds deep spiritual significance for pilgrims, as it allows them to connect with the legacy of Hagar and Isma'il and reflect on their own faith journeys. Many pilgrims find solace and inspiration in retracing the steps of Hagar and experiencing the mercy and providence of God.
In addition to its religious significance, the area of Safa and Marwa has undergone significant development over the years to accommodate the growing number of pilgrims. The Great Mosque of Mecca, where Safa and Marwa are located, is one of the largest and most important mosques in the world. It can accommodate millions of worshippers during peak times, making it a focal point for Muslims around the globe.
Overall, Safa and Marwa hold a special place in the hearts of Muslims as symbols of faith, endurance, and divine mercy. The ritual of Sa'i serves as a powerful reminder of the enduring legacy of Hagar and Isma'il and the universal themes of perseverance and trust in God.
These hills are primarily known for their association with Hagar, the wife of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham in Judeo-Christian tradition), and her son Isma'il (Ishmael). According to Islamic tradition, Hagar was left in the desert with her infant son Isma'il upon the command of God. With limited provisions, Hagar desperately searched for water to quench her son's thirst. In her search, she ran between the hills of Safa and Marwa seven times. It is believed that during one of her runs, the water of Zamzam miraculously sprang from beneath Isma'il's feet, providing sustenance for them both.
To commemorate Hagar's search for water, pilgrims performing the Hajj or Umrah replicate her actions by walking between the hills of Safa and Marwa, known as the Sa'i. This ritual is performed seven times, with pilgrims walking briskly in the path of Hagar. It symbolizes the endurance, faith, and trust in God exhibited by Hagar during her time of trial.
The Sa'i holds deep spiritual significance for pilgrims, as it allows them to connect with the legacy of Hagar and Isma'il and reflect on their own faith journeys. Many pilgrims find solace and inspiration in retracing the steps of Hagar and experiencing the mercy and providence of God.
In addition to its religious significance, the area of Safa and Marwa has undergone significant development over the years to accommodate the growing number of pilgrims. The Great Mosque of Mecca, where Safa and Marwa are located, is one of the largest and most important mosques in the world. It can accommodate millions of worshippers during peak times, making it a focal point for Muslims around the globe.
Overall, Safa and Marwa hold a special place in the hearts of Muslims as symbols of faith, endurance, and divine mercy. The ritual of Sa'i serves as a powerful reminder of the enduring legacy of Hagar and Isma'il and the universal themes of perseverance and trust in God.
Leider haben die Menschen kein Respekt mehr für die Umwelt, überall liegt Müll und es wird nur rum geschubst am Jabal Al-Nour. Das Museum und allem drum herum, war sehr sauber und empfehlenswert.
ALWAYS INCREASING FAITH AND ENERGY OF SOUL THIS SHAAER GIVING MORE STRENGTH TO HEARTS KEEP IN THE MERCY OF OUR LOVING GREATEST CREATOR ALMIGHTY ALLAH OUR GREATEST ONLY ONE LORD ALL PRAISES TO HIM AND FOR HIS BOUNTY OF BLESSINGS SHOWERING ON US
Schöner Berg. Schöne Aussicht
MASCHAALLAH SEHR SCHÖN
Sehr sehr schon
Ma shâ allah einfach so unfassbar
نصبت به درهای دیگه خلوت تر هستش
خانهٔ کعبه (به عربی: الكعبة) یا خانهٔ خدا (به عربی: بيت الله) بنایی در میان مسجد الحرام در شهر مکه در کشور عربستان سعودی است. کعبه مقدس‌ترین مکان از نظر دین اسلام است. نام کعبه اشاره به چهارگوش بودن این سازه دارد.[۱] در قرآن، کتاب مذهبی مسلمانان آمده که بنای کعبه بدست ابراهیم و پسرش اسماعیل بازسازی شده‌است و نخستین سازنده آن آدم بوده‌است.[۲] کعبه قبل از گسترش اسلام نیز از مکان‌های مقدس اعراب به‌شمار می‌رفت. بادیه‌نشینان عرب سالی یک مرتبه اختلافات قبیله‌ای خود را کنار می‌گذاشتند و برای پرستش خدایانشان در کعبه گرد می‌آمدند.
ان شاءالله خداوند به ما و تمامی انسان های روی کره زمین توفیق بدهد زیارت خانه خدا و مسجدالحرام و باب السلام
چرا که جز اعظم از عقیده من است
لانه مسجد رسول الله وبابه
MASHALLAH möge jeder Moslem dahin fahren inshallah 🙌
دو باب به نام باب السلام مشهور است.
باب اول
باب السلام از درهای مسجد الحرام است در سمت شرق که به نام باب بنی شیبه هم مشهور است.
باب دوم
باب السلام (باب مروان) از درهای مسجد النبی است در سمت غرب که بعد از باب الرحمه قرار داشته و از افزوده‌های خلیفه دوم است و باب مروان هم گفته می‌شد، چون نزدیک خانه مروان بن حکم بوده است.
باب اول
باب السلام از درهای مسجد الحرام است در سمت شرق که به نام باب بنی شیبه هم مشهور است.
باب دوم
باب السلام (باب مروان) از درهای مسجد النبی است در سمت غرب که بعد از باب الرحمه قرار داشته و از افزوده‌های خلیفه دوم است و باب مروان هم گفته می‌شد، چون نزدیک خانه مروان بن حکم بوده است.