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RAMADAN KAREEM TO ALL THE MUSLIMS AROUND THE WORLD ✨ Wanted to share this amazing timelapse I took of the holiest place on Earth, the Kaaba in Makkah al-Mukarramah 🤩 • • • • • #ramadan2022 #visitsaudi #saudiarabia #makka #makkah #mekkah #mekka #ramadankareem #ramadanmubarak #kaaba #kaabah #muslims #muslimsoftheworld #muslimworld #earthfocus #beautifuldestinations #unilad #wonderful_places
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"Truly I tell you, no prophet is accepted in his hometown", it was translation of words, originally spoken by the Son of the Mother of Christ, who is a True Living Prophet. Shaytanstics & false Israelites rejected True Prophet to be a Son of God, even if He claimed to be. Can Inventor of reality have Son if Inventor of reality wishes? Inventor of reality has absolute power over own creation. Many free creature used freedom they received in various way, even doing steal (what good is theft?). Some trampled on the Name of one who they claim to be a Prophet (and a True Living Prophet He Is), pretending to be on good terms with Mother of Christ, only to murder those who tried very much to be obedient to Her Son (what good is harming others?). Others tried very much to love one another in a kind and more gentle way. Is it not expected that if one does bad, that it would somehow return? And that if one does good, that it too would return? Are not all users of google idolaters? i feel in a difficult situation, because i hope to leave this idolatry, but others had it to be difficult to even plant a forest of fruit trees in a peaceful way, unpaid, so that foreigners and myself may have free food to eat, if a situation became difficult. But because of greed and evil and cages and violent people with weapons and not yet been taught how to plant the trees, and that it would grow in a good way, i even was reluctant to leave this strange box (house). Though sometimes a seeming like silent observer, Eloi sees all, from smallest thought one might have considered 'hidden', to even great difficulties during my constipations. Much evil and trouble, but also many who try to do sincere kindness to others, even in a hidden ways (they are very superior, in my opinion). The fruits of one's way may be found in this life, or after - it is in the Hands of Eloi. i press Post, if successful, who has done True Prophecy today? ... The best fruits i ate so far seemed to be from a fig tree that mysteriously started to grow nearby (after discussions, i am no longer certain about who planted it ~ i accept my uncertainty and try to be at Peace, not knowing). The Fruits were very good. Winged Creatures often visited, their gentle voices provided me some peace during difficult times. And the likeness of "possums" seemed to climb that tree during the night. There were "bats" as well, during the times when that tree was fruitful. The names for such creatures felt potentially derogatory, but i don't know how to say a message properly without possibly offending many Living Creatures. i am sorry. i stopped eating meats, having noticed that other creatures seemed to suffer (why would i embrace hypocrisy to hurt others, and not expect it to return? i am sorry for the mistakes of my earlier days). i contemplated if the reason those fruits were so enjoyable was because there had been no money involved? Was money idolatry like all the apple iDols? They are the best figs i have eaten yet! But it didn't sufficient enough to feed even one person from such a tree, until the end of their days. To similar extents as i admire fruit trees, i admire flowers. And therefore i dislike floristry. Flowers deserve to not be chopped, and then even offered to idols / money. i wouldn't wish to be hurt, so tried to not hurt others, such as flowers. They are important and beautiful to me. When i walked outside, i try to avoid to step on them. The flowers have special value to me. i accidentally stepped on some of them, but i regret it, and try to avoid doing so. They deserve Love and Peace. Even if an illusion seems Heaven-like, it's still an illusion. The Kingdom of Heaven is within, and Christ's Kingdom was not of this world. As for me, though i really hoped to, i struggled to become Married with any. Let alone marry with Many Female, whether they were 9 years old or 19 years old. But i love Children truly, and often tried to try my best. These days, i don't hope to be remembered, so please forget me. My favorite composer's better than me, they even invented reality.
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The Kaaba in Mecca stands as an ethereal testament to the unbreakable bond shared by Muslims around the globe. As a devout believer, attempting to express the profound significance and emotional depth evoked by this sacred place is a humbling endeavor. Every aspect of the Kaaba embodies the collective faith, devotion, and spirituality of billions of Muslims throughout history. To embark upon the pilgrimage, the Hajj, is a journey of the heart and soul, filled with a myriad of emotions that words can scarcely encapsulate. As Muslims, we yearn for the opportunity to be physically present in the presence of the Kaaba, to bask in its resplendent majesty, and to partake in the rituals that have been passed down through generations. Upon witnessing the Kaaba for the first time, an overwhelming sense of awe takes hold, as if time itself is suspended, and the soul finds solace in its divine presence. The Kaaba stands tall, draped in its simple black covering, offering a visual focal point for the entire Islamic world. It is a symbol of unity, reminding us that regardless of our diverse cultures, languages, or backgrounds, we are all part of a single Ummah, bonded together by our shared belief and devotion. The daily prayers, performed five times a day by Muslims across the globe, are directed towards the Kaaba. This act of turning towards the Kaaba during prayer, known as Qibla, holds profound significance. It serves as a constant reminder that no matter where we are, physically or spiritually, we are all connected in our devotion to Allah and our commitment to the teachings of Islam. The magnetic pull of the Kaaba is not limited to its physical location in Mecca; it transcends borders and transcends time. Muslims from all walks of life yearn to set foot in the Holy City, to engage in the sacred rituals of circumambulation (Tawaf) and to experience the overwhelming sense of serenity that permeates the atmosphere. The Kaaba represents the epitome of spiritual strength and resilience. Its ancient walls have witnessed the unfolding of countless human stories, the tears shed, the prayers whispered, and the hopes and dreams entrusted to the divine. It is a testament to the enduring power of faith, providing solace, guidance, and a profound sense of purpose to Muslims worldwide. In conclusion, the Kaaba in Mecca is not merely a physical structure but a profound spiritual emblem that unites Muslims globally. Its magnetic presence resonates deeply within our hearts, reminding us of our shared faith, our collective identity, and our devotion to Allah. Whether we stand before it in person or envision it from afar, the Kaaba holds the power to inspire, uplift, and transform. It symbolizes the timeless connection between the divine and humanity, drawing believers towards its hallowed grounds, and fostering a sense of profound unity that spans continents and generations.
Eric Wright
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Ultimate Spidey
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**Personal Reflections on My Pilgrimage to the Kaaba in Makkah** **First Visit: 2004** My first visit to the Kaaba in Makkah in 2004 was a profound and transformative experience. As a first-time pilgrim, the sight of the Kaaba evoked an overwhelming sense of spirituality and connection to the divine. The rituals of Hajj, including Tawaf (circumambulation) and Sa'i (walking between the hills of Safa and Marwah), instilled a deep sense of humility and reflection. The unity and diversity of Muslims from around the world, all gathered for a common purpose, was awe-inspiring. This journey strengthened my faith and left an indelible mark on my spiritual journey. **Second Visit: 2018** Returning to the Kaaba in 2018, 14 years later, was equally moving but enriched by the perspective gained over the years. This visit allowed for a deeper appreciation of the rituals and the historical significance of the holy sites. The advancements in facilities and infrastructure made the pilgrimage more comfortable, yet the core essence remained unchanged – a profound spiritual experience and a reaffirmation of faith. Witnessing the devotion of millions of pilgrims reaffirmed the universal message of Islam and the timeless nature of this sacred journey. **Comparative Insights** - **Spiritual Impact**: Both visits were spiritually enriching, though the second visit was marked by a deeper understanding and a more contemplative approach. - **Infrastructure and Facilities**: Significant improvements in infrastructure and facilities were evident in 2018, enhancing the overall experience without detracting from the pilgrimage's spiritual essence. - **Personal Growth**: The passage of time between the two visits allowed for personal growth and a more mature engagement with the pilgrimage rituals. In conclusion, visiting the Kaaba in both 2004 and 2018 provided me with unique and deeply fulfilling experiences. Each journey reinforced my faith, offered invaluable insights, and contributed significantly to my spiritual and personal growth.
Dr Moeen Bubere
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In the name of Allah the All Merciful the All Compassionate O Allah I beseech You by that name which is preserved in the hidden treasurers, which is the greatest and the most important, Proof, Truth, Protector, Pure, which is light and is from light. It's light is with the light, and that light is above all lights, light filled with lights, brightness in brightness. That light by which all the darkness was illuminated/shined, which destroyed all the compellers which could not be controlled by the Heavens or the Earth. O He through whom the fear of a fearful can be averted, the magic of the magician be cast away, the conspiracy of consipiror can be void, the jealousy of every jealous be finished, the rebellion of every rebel is stopped, in Presence of His Greatness the mountain the dryness, the wetness split open and if spoken then the Angels protect and if written on a ship and left then the stormy waves cannot reach it, with it every transgressor and enemy and disobedient devil is controlled and it is Your Majestic and Greatest name which You have used for Yourself, by which You are on the Holy Throne and on Your Exalted chair. O Allah who is Greater and the Greatest, O Allah the honoured light unparalled Greater of the Heavens and the Earth. O Lord of Majesty and Generosity I beseech You by Your Honour and Your Majesty and Your Power and Your Abundance and by the Position of Mohammad and his pure progeny (s.a.w.a.). I supplicate to You by You and by Mohammad and his progeny that send blessings on Mohammad and his progeny and free me, and my parents and the believing men and the believing women from the fire of Hell and send blessings on Mohammad and his progeny. Surely You are the Praised the Glorious.
Sana Khan
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Nearby Attractions Of Kaaba
Masjid al-Haram
The Clock Towers
Mövenpick Hotel & Residence Hajar Tower Makkah
Safa and Marwa (Saee)
Al Salam Gate
Maqaam-e-ibrahim
Clock Tower Museum
King Fahd Gate 79
وقف الملك عبدالعزيز للحرمين الشريفين
Masjid Al Hijrah

Masjid al-Haram
4.9
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The Clock Towers
4.7
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Mövenpick Hotel & Residence Hajar Tower Makkah
4.8
(16.5K)
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Safa and Marwa (Saee)
4.9
(11K)
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Nearby Restaurants Of Kaaba
الرومانسية -أبراج جبل عُمر Al romansiah
Al Shorfa Restaurant
Sahtein Restaurant
MADO
Raydan Yemeni Restaurant
Al Bayt Restaurant
Pakistani Restaurant مطعم الاخوان ، پاکستانی ہوٹل
Spice Bowl
Tuheed Pakistani Restaurant
Mado

الرومانسية -أبراج جبل عُمر Al romansiah
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Al Shorfa Restaurant
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Sahtein Restaurant
4.7
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MADO
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Basic Info
Address
Al Haram, Makkah 24236, Saudi Arabia
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gph.gov.sa
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The Kaaba, also spelled Ka'ba, Ka'bah or Kabah, sometimes referred to as al-Ka'ba al-Musharrafa, is a stone building at the center of Islam's most important mosque and holiest site, the Masjid al-Haram in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
attractions: Masjid al-Haram, The Clock Towers, Mövenpick Hotel & Residence Hajar Tower Makkah, Safa and Marwa (Saee), Al Salam Gate, Maqaam-e-ibrahim, Clock Tower Museum, King Fahd Gate 79, وقف الملك عبدالعزيز للحرمين الشريفين, Masjid Al Hijrah, restaurants: الرومانسية -أبراج جبل عُمر Al romansiah, Al Shorfa Restaurant, Sahtein Restaurant, MADO, Raydan Yemeni Restaurant, Al Bayt Restaurant, Pakistani Restaurant مطعم الاخوان ، پاکستانی ہوٹل, Spice Bowl, Tuheed Pakistani Restaurant, Mado
