Miracle of Mecca:The Inside of The Kaba

The entrance to the Kaba is next to the Hajr Aswad which is the Black Stone located to the East corner of the kaaba. It is believed that whoever asks Allah (God) for anything between the Hajr Aswad and the Door of the Kabah, Allah will answer their prayers, guaranteed. Subhanallah!

Al Hajarul Aswad, known in English as "the Black Stone", is located in the Kaba's eastern corner, as mentioned above. Its northern corner is known as the Ruknul Iraqi, in English known as "the Iraqi corner", its western as theRuknu Shami (Syria), in English known as "the Levantine corner", and its southern as Ruknu Yamani known in English as "the Yemeni corner".

There is a magnificent scientific element to the exact location of the Kaaba, which is shown in a video below. Please view it very attentively, as it is very interesting, yet an amazing thing which only Allah Subhana Wa Ta'la can comprehend.  

As you can see from the diagram below, the Kaaba is a simple building yet fascinating. The Kaaba is covered with a black silk and gold curtain known as the kiswah, which is replaced annually during the hajj, and underneath that cloth are the four walls made of granite quarried from nearby hills.

Inside the Kaaba, the floor is made of marble and limestone. The interior walls are clad with marble halfway to the roof; The marble is inset with Qur'anic inscriptions. The top part of the walls are covered with a green cloth embroidered with gold Qur'anic verses. Caretakers anoint the marble cladding with scented oil, the same oil used on the Black Stone outside.

                                                         Inside of the Kaba as a diagram

                                                                                 The Golden gate of the Kaaba 

Entry to the Kaaba's interior is only permitted rarely for a small number of guests. The entrance is a door set 2m (7 ft) above the ground on the north-eastern wall of the Kaaba. In 1979 the 300kg gold doors made by the chief artist Ahmad bin Ibrahim Badr, replaced the old silver doors made by his father, Ibrahim Badr in 1942. 

The city of Mecca is closed to non-muslims because it is a very holy place and for worship. It is a very diverse city with people from many countries of the world and from all cultures and backgrounds. Up to 3 million people perform hajj in unison, and umrah is performed throughout the year (umrah is a lesser pilgrimage).

What brings all these people from all parts of the world together? It is Peace, Islam.

Hajj is compulsory upon every muslim person who is able bodied and who can afford to do it because it is part of the five pillars of Islam. If a muslims pilgrimage is accepted by Allah, all his sins are forgiven and he will enter Jannah (heaven) in the hereafter. The solid unity of hajj demonstrates every muslims submission to the Almighty Allah.

The Miracle of The Location of The Kaaba(click on below link)

Miracle of Mecca