Newsi: But you said exact replica.

LagosShia:

fine not pictures,but their names.my question still stands.isnt it "shirk"? even on the kiswa,the name of the Saudi king appears.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VO9vFWvc6E


they should have all been equally mentioned rather than projecting only one instance of a deviant group, because that deviant group is an offshoot of an offshoot of the "other side of the divide" you like to paint with your dark brush.



there is nothing Sunni-Shia.you are trying to turn it like that, so that you can run to click on the report button to silence any voice that differs with yours.you are good at doing that because you don't tolerate the views of others, and ignorance is bliss as some people think.i wont go into the issue of Hisham Ibn Hizam and where he was born so I don't make your allegation appear true.i'd leave that for you to do research on it or for another thread.nonetheless,such details should still have been mentioned,regardless whether it was one or two persons born in the Ka'ba, or who was born in it first.i am purely basing my points about the Ka'ba.there is no issue of sunni or shia.i didn't even use those words.i only focused on the topic,yet you tried to drift and take my points on a subject I didn't raise.

Obiagelli: @tbaba what is the black stone, it's history and why is it in the kaaba.

tbaba1234:

It is not in the kaaba, It is outside it, a meteorite used as a stone on one of it's corners.

Obiagelli:
oh, I didn't know that. I guess it's of no significance, but why did they have to fight for it in time past.

tbaba1234:

It was once taken away once by an sect from bahrain for 70 years, it did not stop prayers. It is a marker for the tawaaf not an object of worship.

Obiagelli:
thanks for taking time to explain, God bless you

speedyboi: I thought that's the stuff they throw stones at every year? So people do things there? I thought they call it satan?

tbaba1234:

It is not in the kaaba, It is outside it, a meteorite used as a stone on one of it's corners.

tbaba1234:

Umar ibn Al-Khattab (may Allah be pleased with him) is reported to have said: “You are just a stone that does not benefit or harm anyone, and if I had not seen the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) kissing you, I would have not done so." (bukhari)

Thousands circle the sacred Kaaba at the centre of the Haram sanctuary 24 hours a day. Millions of homes are adorned with pictures of it and over a billion face it five times a day.

hisblud: knowledge is good. But op, just asking, i tot the word "Haram" meant something forbidden in islam? is it that that word "haram" has another meaning, kindly explain!

hisblud: knowledge is good. But op, just asking, i tot the word "Haram" meant something forbidden in islam? is it that that word "haram" has another meaning, kindly explain!