Al-ka'ba the divine miracle

ka'ba)

(The divine miracle (wonder

In the name of Allah
Most gracious ,most merciful

Members of my precious Forum





Yet
I realized how the obvious became to some certain people in-obvious,
since the biggest wonder above all is "Ka'ba", it is indeed the wonder
of both ancient & modern worlds, it deserves the name wonder with
fully right of the name


when other wonders are human made, for temporary needs, sometimes selfish needs, conditioned within their humanly limited minds

whilst the graceful "Ka'ba" is a realistic fact beyond and above human powers

it was not in anyway created by ordinary human, nor they can challenge this fact no matter what accomplishments a human had


it is a wonder with it's loca tion , with its benefits, and it stays this way

because "Ka'ba" is the center of universe nor earth only




no
stone on earth is from heaven, only the "highest stone" or what is
known now by "black stone", and no water on earth is from heaven, only
the water of "zamzam", that sprang out of the kick of the holy child..
son of Abraham the prophet







the black stone and Zamzam water


holy builders: it was the angles who first built it, unlike other wonders

???and what's above that building

the holy haunted home on heaven, where the angles keep moving in a circling form, whilst people on earth do the same


What is above the House of allah

there is in heaven the throne of the only god people worship


so.. when there are no match between wonders and "ka'ba" since it is
wonder of the wonders, human creation and god creation, I cant see a
compartment at all

today I give my closure to this search about holy "ka'ba", hoping you find it useful

Loc ation Of Mecca Makkah



Mecca
is at the intersection of latitude 21 to 25 degree north and longitude
39 to 49 degree east. It is set in a rugged landscape consisting mostly
of solid granite, with rocks sometimes reaching 300 meters (1,000 feet)
above sea level




Makkah
is enclosed by the Valley of Abraham, which is surrounded by two nearby
mountain ranges to the east, west and south. The northern range
comprises the Al-Falaq and Qu'aqi'an mountains, while the southern range
consists of Abu Hudaidah mountain to the west, Kuday to the south and
Abu Qubais and Khindimah to the south-east





There are three main entrances to Makkah: Al-Mu'allat also known as Al-Hujûn Al-Musfalah and Al-Shubaikah

Mecca, Makkah

General Information

Mecca is the most important city to Muslims, and we are required to face
it when we Pray. It is important because Muslims believe that the
Patriarch Abraham personally built the Ka’aba (cube-shaped building),
using the Black Stone in its construction. Abraham's son Ishmael
assisted in that construction,. Because Abraham was willing to sacrifice
his son because the Lord asked him to do so, clearly indicated that
Abraham was the first truly Devout believer in the One God (Allah). This
makes Abraham the central human figure in Muslim beliefs, the first of
the Patriarchs. The fact that Muslims face Mecca is really them facing
the Ka’aba, in honor to Abraham








Ka’aba is located in the city of Mecca in the Arabian desert in the Arabian peninsula, of what is known today as Saudi Arabia

Ka’aba - The House of Allah




In
the province of Hejaz in the western part of Arabia, not far from the
Red Sea, there lies the town of Makka. In the centre of this town there
is a small square building made of stones, about 60 feet long, 60 feet
wide and 60 feet high. Since time immemorial this town and this stone
built house has been known to world travelers. This is Baitullah, the
House of Allah. Its sanctity and antiquity is older than history itself









THE HISTORY OF KAABA



The History of Ka’aba As A Place Of Worship

Kaaba, also is the center of the holiest place of worship in Islam, the
Sacred Mosque of Mecca, Al Masjid Al-Haram. Its name means the cube in
Arabic as it is a cube shaped stone structure built in the middle of the
Sacred Mosque. Ka’aba was built by prophet Abraham as a landmark for
the House of God ,for the sole purpose of worshipping of God alone
As Abraham raised the foundations of the shrine, together with Ismail
(they prayed): "Our Lord, accept this from us. You are the Hearer






Kaaba
is the center of the circumambulations performed during the pilgrimage
(hajj), and it is toward the Kaaba that Muslims face in their prayers
(salat). Before prophet Muhammed's advent, Meccans who lost the religion
of Abraham's monotheism, worshipped many idols, most notable of which
were al-Lat, al-Uzza and Manat. The Black Stone, possibly of meteoric
origin, is located at one of its outside corners. It has been used by
the pilgrims as a landmark to count the number of circumambulations




Some
traditional Muslims of their religion, consider the stone holy and put
emphasis on touching it and kissing it. The actual structure of the
Ka’aba has been demolished and rebuilt several times in the course of
its history. Around the Ka’aba is a restricted area, haram, extending in
some directions as far as 12 miles, into which only Muslims may enter






Ka’aba & Mecca In History




"The
most important shrine established for the people is the one in Becca; a
blessed beacon for all the people. In it are clear signs: the station
of Abraham. Anyone who enters it shall be granted safe passage. The
people owe it to GOD that they shall observe Hajj to this shrine, when
they can afford it







Kaaba, Black Stone, hajr-e-aswad
General Information



Ka’aba
(Arabic, "a square building"), Islam's most sacred sanctuary and
pilgrimage shrine, is located in the courtyard of the Great Mosque of
Mecca. According to the Koran, the cubic-shaped structure was built by
Adam according to a divine plan and rebuilt by Abraham and Ishmael. A
trough in which they reputedly mixed mortar stands near the door and is a
popular place of prayer. The Ka’aba houses the Black Stone, the most
venerated object for Muslims. Probably of meteoric origin, the stone is
reputed to have been given to Ishmael by the angel Gabriel. When
Muhammad began to preach to the Meccans, the Ka’aba was a shrine for the
pagan deities of the Arabs. After the Prophet established control of
Mecca, the shrine was rededicated to Allah. All Muslims face toward the
Ka’aba during their daily prayers






The
annual pilgrimage to the Ka’aba takes place in the first ten days of
Dhu al-Hijja, the last lunar month of the Islamic calendar. The Black
Stone set on the outside of one corner of the structure is solemnly
kissed by all pilgrims who can gain access to it. Lesser pilgrimages are
performed throughout the year
For Muslims, the Ka’aba is the "House of God," where the divine touches
the mundane. It is washed annually and covered with a dark silk cloth.
The Kaaba has been greatly expanded since Muhammad's times, a
mosque-court having been built around it; recently a gate of solid gold
was added









Tradition
goes that the Ka’aba was ordained by Allah to be built in the shape of
the House in Heaven called Baitul Ma’amoor. Allah in his infinite Mercy
ordained a similar place on earth and Prophet Adam was the first to
build this place





when
God ordained Abraham to erect a Shrine for worship when Abraham was
ordered to go to the Southern desert with his wife Hagera and infant son
Ismael. The Old Testament describes this building as the Shrine of God
at several places, but the one built at Ma’amoor is very much similar to
the one at Makka. There is no doubt that it was referring to the stone
built house at Makka



Qora’an
brought this story into the full light of history. In Sura 3 Verse 90
Qora’an says “Allah has spoken the Truth, therefore follow the creed of
Ibrahim, a man of pure faith and no idolater”. The first house
established for the people was at Makka, a Holy place and a guidance to
all beings. Qora’an firmly establishes the fact that Ibrahim was the
real founder of the Holy Shrine



When
Prophet Ibrahim built the Holy Shrine in Makka, his prayers were that
this place should remain a centre of worship for all good and pious
people; that Allah should keep his family the custodians of the Holy
place. Ever since, Ismael the son of Ibrahim who helped his father to
build this place and his descendants remained the custodians of the Holy
Shrine. History tells us that centuries passed and the guardianship of
the Ka’aba remained in the family of Ismael until the name of Abde Manaf
came into the limelight. He inherited this service and made it much
more prominent. His son Hashim took this leadership and extended it to
many other towns of Hejaz so much so that many pilgrims flocked annually
to this place and enjoyed Hashims’s hospitality. A feast was given in
honour of the pilgrims, food and water was served to all guests by the
family of Hashim. This prominence created jealousies and his brother
Abdushams’ adopted son Ummayya tried to create trouble. There was a
dispute in which Umayya failedand left Makka to settle down in the
Northern provinces of Suria(Sham) currently known as Syria. After Hashim
his brother Muttalib and after him Hashim’s son Shyba who became known
as Abdul Muttalib assumed the leadership of the family. He organised
feasts and supplies of water to the pilgrims during the annual festival
of Pilgrimage to the Holy Shrine







Prophet
Ibrahim built this House for devout worship to one God. But within his
lifetime people disobeyed his orders and began to put idols inside the
Ka’aba. Ibrahim had to clean the House of these idols and of Idle
worshippers. He told the people that this was a symbolic house of God.
God does not live there for He is everywhere. People did not understand
this logic and no sooner had Ibrahim died the people, out of reverence,
filled the place with idols again. They thronged to this place annually
and worshipped their personal gods, It was over Four Thousand years
later that the last of the line of prophet, Muhammad Ibne Abdullah
entered Makka triumphantly, went inside the Ka’aba and, with the help of
his cousin and son in law Ali Ibne Abi Talib, destroyed all the idols
of Ka’aba with their own hands. At one stage of this destruction of
idols, the tallest of the idol Hubbol was brought down after Ali had to
stand on the shoulders of the Prophet to carry out God’s orders. The
Prophet of Islam was reciting the Verse from the Qur’an

Truth hath come and falsehood hath vanished




This was done in the 8th year of Hijra, January 630 AD after the bloodless victory at Makka by the Prophet of Islam
Historically when Ibrahim was ordered by Allah to build the Shrine for
worship over a small he uncovered the original foundations of the Ka’aba
built by Adam. Ibrahim with the help of his son Ismael erected the new
shrine on the same foundations. Originally it contained only four walls
without a roof . Centuries later during the time of Kusayi who was the
leader of the Tribe of Quraish in Makka a taller building was completed
with a roof and a quadrangle wall around it to give it the shape of a
sanctuary and doors all around the sanctuary walls


















People
entered through these doors to come to the Ka’aba for worship. It is
now about 60 feet high, 60 feet wide from east to west and 60 feet from
north to south




A door is fixed about 7 feet above ground level facing North East



A Black stone (Hajar al Aswad) was fixed into its eastern corner







In front of the building was Maqame Ibrahim, the arch shape gate known as that of Banu Shayba and the Zamzam Well







Just
outside are the Hills called Safa and Merwa and thedistance between the
hills is about 500 yards. These days both of the hills are enclosed
into the sanctuary walls with a roof over it







The
whole building is built of the layers of grey blue stone from the hills
surrounding Makka. The four corners roughly face the four points of the
compass. At the East is the Black stone (Rukn el Aswad), at the North
is el Ruken el Iraqi, at the west al Rukne el Shami and at the south al
Rukne el Yamani








The
four walls are covered with a curtain (Kiswa) The kiswa is usually of
black brocade with the Shahada outlined in the weave of the fabric
About 2/3rd’s of the way up runs a gold embroidered band covered with Qur'anic t ext










In
the Eastern corner about 5 feet above ground the Hajar el Aswad (the
blackstone) is fixed into the wall. Its real nature is difficult to
determine, its visible shape is worn smooth by hand touching and
kissing. Its diameter is around 12 inches. Opposite the North west wall
but not connected with it, is a semi circular wall of white marble. It
is 3 feet high and about 5 feet thick. This semi circular space enjoys
an especial consideration and pilgrims wait in queue to find a place to
pray there






The
graves of Ismael and his mother Hajera are within this semi circular
wall. Between the archway and the facade is a little building with a
small dome, the Maqame Ibrahim. Inside it is kept a stone bearing the
prints of two human feet. Prophet Ibrahim is said to have stood on this
stone when building the Ka’aba and marks of his feet are miraculously
preserved





On the outskirts of the building to the North East is the ‘Zamzam Well’ (this is now put under ground


History of the building of the Ka’aba





Qur’an
in Sura Baqra Verses 121 to 127 described it clearly that Allah had
ordained his servant Ibrahim to build the Shrine there for worship of
One God. During Kusayi’s time it was rebuilt and fortified. During the
early years of Prophet Muhammad (SA) before he announced his ministry,
the Ka’aba was damaged by floods and it was rebuilt again When the Black
stone was to be put in its place the Makkans quarreled among themselves
as to who should have the honour to place it there. They had just
decided that the first comer to the quadrangle should be given the task
of deciding as to who should have the honor. Muhammad came in and was
assigned this task. He advised them to place the stone in a cloak and
ordered the heads of each Tribe each to take an end and bring the cloak
nearer the corner on the eastern side. He himself then took out the
stone and placed it in its position. It has been fixed there ever since









The
Ka’aba successfully withstood the Karamatian invasion of 317/929, only
the Blackstone was carried away which was returned some twenty years
later. In the year 1981 the Wahabis brought tanks inside the Ka’aba to
crush the kahtani revolution against the Saudi regime and almost
demolished the South Eastern Wall. This was later restored with the help
of the Makkan people






Every
man living in Makka in the 6th and 7th century must out of necessity
have had some relationship with the Ka’aba. On the Muhammad, the Prophet
of Islam, the Qur’an is silent during the Makkans period in this
respect. All that is known is that the muslim community of the period
turned towards Jerusalem in prayers. Subsequently about a year and a
half after the Hijra the Muslims were ordered during prayers which were
lead by the Prophet of Islam himself to turn towards Makka. The
particular mosque in Madina where this happened is called Masjide
Qiblatain, meaning the mosque with two Qiblas.The Qur’an tells the
muslims, “ turn then they face towards the sacred mosque and wherever ye
be turn your faces towards that part ”Qur’an II,139/144






At
this same period the Qur’an began to lay stress on the religion of
Ibrahim, presenting Islam as a return to the purity of the religion of
Ibrahim which, obscured by Judaism and Christianity, shone forth in its
original brightness in the Qur’an. The pilgrimage’s to the Ka’aba and
ritual progressions around the building were continued, but were now for
the glorification of One God. The Abrahimic vision of the Ka’aba
created a means of discerning an orthodox origin buried in the midst of
pagan malpractices to which the first muslims pointed the way





Every
year after the Hajj ceremony the place is closed for one month and on
the Day of Ashura the Ka’aba is washed from inside by the Water from the
well of Zamzam and a new Kiswa is brought to cover the Ka’aba for the
next year







This
is the story of the Ka’aba and the persons who protected it and
remained its custodians and protectors from the satanic and evil forces
throughout history


? What is inside the Ka’aba







description

There are two pillars inside (others report 3 pillars

There is a table on the side to put items like perfume

There are two lantern-type lamps hanging from the ceiling

The space can accommodate about 50 people

There are no electric lights inside

The walls and floors are of marble

There are no win dows inside

There is only one door

The upper inside walls of the Ka’aba were covered with some kind of curtain with the Kalima written on it

"ka'ba" the Bizarre divine




your body is Electromagnetic



Your
body receives much of the electromagnetic radiation daily from the
electrical devices which we uses most of the time day and night

Your body is a receiver of a large amount of electromagnetic radiation that you are charged with electronically without feeling

Your have headaches, narrowness, Laziness and inactivity, and an unforgettable different pain

?So how could we get rid of it



Western
Researcher found in his scientific research the best way to get rid of
the positive electrical shipments in the human body by setting his
forehead on the ground more than once because the ground has negative
electrical shipments

Likewise when it happens in the electrical services, which extend under
the ground in buildings to withdraw electrical shipments from lightening
when it strikes Earth



And you’ll be more astonished when he says
better to put your forehead on the sand directly its
And more astonished when he says

The best way is this matter putting your forehead on the ground directly to the center of the earth

”Al Ka’aba “

In this case you’ll get rid of electric cargo better and stronger
And you’ll be more amazed when you find out that Mecca is at the Center for planet



Makkah is located in the middle of the globe

Astronomist scientist has confirmed that the corners of al Kaaba supervisingly met the four geographic trends

So the prostration For God in you prayer - is the optimal situation to unload those harmful shipments


This is exactly what we do in our prayers , which we feel relief after prayers

In which it Is the optimal situation for being near Creator of the universe and creative Sublime Allah

The supervising secret of wandering around al ka'ba


Dr. Mohamed Ali Albar \ "adviser Section medicine Islamic Center, King
Fahd Medical Research and King Abdulaziz University JEDDAH mentioned In
his article the secret of wandering around al "ka'ba


Says Dr

Putting al "ka'ba" on the left shoulder of the person wandering,
.beginning with the black stone is circular movement "against clockwise "
same as the entire universe we’ll find it in a circular nonstop
movement


The electrons, in their orbits around the nucleus, are the same movement of wandering around al "ka'ba

The animal semen surrounding the egg before fertilizing , wonders against clockwise same as we mentioned before

Earth movement on its self and the sun is the same as wondering on al "ka'ba" against clockwise



And Then we find angels Wandering around the "ka'ba" with non stop and "ka'ba" never devoid of them


and now isn’t "ka'ba" truly impressed Wonderland