Proud_Muslim said:Where are the illogical beliefs, can you please point them out to us ??
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Proud_Muslim said:Where are the illogical beliefs, can you please point them out to us ??
It seems I know more about islam than you doProud_Muslim said:Hey Path ( Vienna ):
This is NOT the stone in which Abraham tried to sacrifice his son, the black house you see in the middle is NOT rock,it is HOUSE a MOSQUE covered with black textile with gold on the sides.
and OH ! I thought you were christian !! I did not know you renounced christianity suddenly and became an atheist !!!
Please get some education about what Muslims worship before you make general statements.
History of the Ka'aba
The Ka'aba located in the holy Islamic city, Mecca, is a massive black meteorite, and the sacred stone of the Islamic faith. Muhammad deemed the meteorite was a sacred stone in 630 AD. Wherever a Muslim is located, they are instructed to pray towards Mecca and the Ka'aba. Every Muslim must make a pilgrimage to the Ka'aba once in their lifetime. The pilgrimage represents the ultimate in spiritual fulfillment. During the worship at the Ka'aba the pilgrims circle the shrine seven times, and then all make their way to kiss the sacred shrine. The prayer towards the Ka'aba and the pilgrimage to Mecca create a distinct unity between the Muslim people.
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The Ka'aba is an oblong stone building located approximately in the center of the quadrangle of the Grand Mosque in the Holy City of Makkah. The front and back walls are 40 feet in length; the side walls are 35 feet long; the height of the walls is 50 feet.
Set in a silver surround in the east corner of the Ka'aba, some four feet above ground level, is the Black Stone. This sacred Stone, the focal point of the Hajj, is the only remnant of the shrine which Abraham built when it was given to Abraham by the angel Gabriel.
The Stone (which may be of meteoric origin) is believed to go back still further, to the time of the first man, Adam.
The Kaaba in the mosque known as Masjid al Haram in Makkah is one of the holy places of Islam. It is a small brick building in the shape of a cube. The structure is 50 ft. high (15.24 m), the shorter walls are about 35 ft long (10.67 m) and the longest walls are 40 ft. long (12.19 m). It is covered by golden lettered and black silk cloth, known as the Kiswa, which is replaced yearly [1] [2]. It contains the Hajar el Aswad (the sacred "Black Stone"), which is presumed by most sources to be a meteorite remnant
It was nearly 3 am in the Masjid al Haram when I started the first tawaf around the Ka’aba. There must have been no more than 50 people there, the weekend visitors leave on Friday night and this wasn’t the Hajj season. We circumambulated the Ka’aba in a two or three files, kissing the Hajr-al-Aswad, touching the Yemeni Rukn with ease.
Yes the KAA'BA is built around the sacred black rock to protect it, just like my hamster cage is built around my sacred (to me at least) brown hamsterProud_Muslim said:Great !! did you know now the difference between the KAA'BA and the black stone ????????
This sacred Stone, the focal point of the Hajj
The rock is the objective of one of the five pillars of islam. So rock is OK but heavy metal is right out.Rappaccini said:So... you Mohammedans adulate a rock?
path said:The rock is the objective of one of the five pillars of islam. So rock is OK but heavy metal is right out.
Hey hows your jinn today? Send my regards.
Islam you genius!!Proud_Muslim said:Who said the rock is the objective of one of the five pillars of ISLAM ?? you retard !!
They will get you at night while you are sleeping, we believe that female jinns sometimes rape male humans !! so watch out !!