Proof that Qibla is the Kaabah in Mecca
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Here are the relevant Quranic verses
1- In 4818 God speaks to Muhammad about the believers who swore allegiance to him under the tree ? the narration continues and in verse 24 God speaks about how He withheld the hands of he disbelievers in the valley of Mecca ? God is STILL speaking to Muhammad, this confirms that Muhammad was located in Mecca.The word "batn" literally means "inside" or "interior" or "belly". See Yusufali's translation
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YUSUFALI And it is He Who has restrained their hands from you and your hands from them in the midst of Makka, after that He gave you the victory over them. And Allah sees well all that ye do.As a common noun, the word "mecca" literally means "destruction". So we can translate in Yusufali's translation as follows
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YUSUFALI And it is He Who has restrained their hands from you and your hands from them in the midst of destruction, after that He gave you the victory over them. And Allah sees well all that ye do.As you can see, the word "mecca" is not some meaningless proper name of a city no one ever heard of prior to the 8th century CE but it is a common noun that fits PERFECTLY in the context of war of 4824. If one believes that the quran is from the god then one will see that this cannot be a coincidence.
Of course, if one believed in the quran then one would also have realized that the fondling and kissing and spinning around stones in the place presently named Mecca is a pagan circus that has nothing to do with the real hagg/feast in the quran.
Peace,
Ayman
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To add to Hawk99's point about what is written in Psalms 84... I've never been to Palestine but I have been to Mecca and the description given in Psalms 84 matches Mecca perfectly. Even the birds. The first time I went to the kaaba in Mecca, one of the things that really caught my attention was how many birds were flying around circling the Kaaba. And it was night time. Plus the valley, the well of Zam Zam, the alters... Sounds like the Mecca I saw. As for Abraham never having been there? Well Abraham probably lived 4500 years ago. None of us know much about him for sure. But if God commanded him to travel to Mecca, I'm pretty sure he would have. Peace!
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To add to Hawk99's point about what is written in Psalms 84... Mecca and the description given in Psalms 84 matches Mecca perfectly. Even the birds. The first time I went to the kaaba in Mecca, one of the things that really caught my attention was how many birds were flying around circling the Kaaba. And it was night time.
Peace to everyone,
Birds huh.
In the name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful
Have you noted what your Lord did to the people of the elephant?
Did He not cause their schemes to backfire?
He sent upon them swarms of birds.
That showered them with hard stones.
He made them like chewed up hay.
The people who marched on mecca to destroy the ka'aba were attacked by birds!
they never were able to destroy the house of God and were forced to retreat!ONE GOD
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http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQ5VMhjgJTQ
see 445 in the video rotfl
is that spirituality?
is that getting nearer to God?
what is that urge, that desire people have to touch "THAT" in all that horrible mass bodily smells and sweat??? -
Just beacuse im saying hajj is made in Mecca does not mean I think the rituals in hadith are the rituals in Kaabah.... there is even a whole surah called hajj in the Quran and those are the rituals I will follow when I visit the Kaabah in Mecca Inshallah.
Salaam
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http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQ5VMhjgJTQ
see 445 in the video rotfl
is that spirituality?
is that getting nearer to God?
what is that urge, that desire people have to touch "THAT" in all that horrible mass bodily smells and sweat???o
When I went there, I got a really creepy feeling looking at how people were trying to trample each other to touch a black cube and kiss the stone. Oral herpes anyone? It just appeared very pagan like and didn't settle well with me. I even touched the kaaba once because it was the middle of the night and the crowd wasn't too bad and everyone else in my family was doing it. But I really didn't have a good feeling about it even though I was a hardcore Sunni then. But the place itself (not the behavior of the people) is awe inspiring. So much history there. It's hard to put into words but the place is like nowhere else. Everything slows down for me. As if life is moving in slow motion. I do in my heart think it is indeed the holy mosque Abraham built. But I have no proof for this. Just my gut feeling. Peace!
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Salaam Aamer,
Interesting testimony, I was intrigued by hearing your personal feeling when being at the Kabah site. I have not traveled there myself yet, but I think about it. The rumors that it is not the true location has made me wonder a bit, but recently I did some own studies and are more certain that this holy site must at least be in Arabia, and why not in Mecca, close to that ancient well.
I also wonder if when Moses fled out of Egypt if he came to this well, and met his future wife and was taught by a priest, and worked for several years.
I will not elaborate my theory here, it is pretty much loose fragments still and it must be gathered together, ie I must put the pieces together.
My work is highly spiritual, but also contains physical parts.
If old Mosques point further north it is because of Moses place of gathering where he built an altar. Or at least may be. Mount Sinai is the highest place around there?
God bless you
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When I went there, I got a really creepy feeling looking at how people were trying to trample each other to touch a black cube and kiss the stone. Oral herpes anyone? It just appeared very pagan like and didn't settle well with me. I even touched the kaaba once because it was the middle of the night and the crowd wasn't too bad and everyone else in my family was doing it. But I really didn't have a good feeling about it even though I was a hardcore Sunni then. But the place itself (not the behavior of the people) is awe inspiring. So much history there. It's hard to put into words but the place is like nowhere else. Everything slows down for me. As if life is moving in slow motion. I do in my heart think it is indeed the holy mosque Abraham built. But I have no proof for this. Just my gut feeling. Peace!
Thank you @Aamer,
I appreciate your first-hand testimony very much, and I appreciate your sincerity and description.
But there are also many other places with a lot of important history in the world, not to mention many other sacred places even stronger than that one.
Thank to God for giving almost all people in the world a possibility to connect with Him in this or some other way.Peace
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It's crazy. I didn't realize there were videos of this. Which is nice because people think I was smoking something funny whenever I've talked about this.
I think you are smoking something funny because that video clearly shows what you said to be false.... for most of the birds.
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Recognize this?
http//i1203.photobucket.com/albums/bb386/Gorefiendel/K18.jpg
The religious Jews venerate Saturday because it is the Day of Saturn.
Look at his next photo
http//i1203.photobucket.com/albums/bb386/Gorefiendel/K22.jpg
As you can see, on Saturdays, they wear the black cube on their foreheads and their upper arm.
http//i1203.photobucket.com/albums/bb386/Gorefiendel/K19.jpg
They also have strict instructions on where exactlly the CUBE is to be fitted
http//i1203.photobucket.com/albums/bb386/Gorefiendel/K20.jpg
Take a closer look
http//i1203.photobucket.com/albums/bb386/Gorefiendel/K21.jpg
You can see the Menora emblem (Jewish religious symbol) on the black cube.
Now look at the next photo
http//i1203.photobucket.com/albums/bb386/Gorefiendel/K23.jpg
That is not the House of Allah. It is the BLACK CUBE of Saturn, which the Muslims unknowingly flock to, thinking it to be the Restricted Sanctuary.
If you want to make the black cube of Saturn your Qibla, then go right ahead. I respect your belief and hold nothing against you. But don't say the Quran ordained it.
The Muslims venerate the black cube of Saturn, as well as the black volcanic rock representing Al-Lat, the Arabian goddess of FERTILITY, whose day of worship is Friday.
If you want to venerate FRIDAY, then go right ahead. I have nothing against it. But don't say the Quran ordained it. The Quran mentions the Day of Congregation, NOT Friday.
Furthermore, Abraham never set foot in Palestine.
Salam and best regards.
salaam
The day you understand the significance of the above your life will never be the same.
A word of advice; do not take crooked road which will lead you nowhere pr ALLAAH to lead you to His straight path insha'ALLAAH
peace
