Why Muslims Face the Kaaba: Its Spiritual Role in Islam
Facing the Kaaba unites Muslims worldwide in prayer, symbolizing shared faith and devotion to God.
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Facing the Kaaba unites Muslims worldwide in prayer, symbolizing shared faith and devotion to God.
The Al-Haram Mosque’s roots trace to Prophet Abraham, who built the Kaaba with his son Ishmael as a sacred place of worship in Mecca. Over centuries, the mosque grew around this ancient shrine, becoming Islam’s most revered site and the heart of the annual Hajj pilgrimage. Its history reflects the spiritual journey of a faith, marked by devotion, renewal, and unity.
Namaz, also known as salat, is one of the five pillars of Islam, along with shahada (profession of faith), zakat (obligatory charity), sawm (fasting) and hajj (pilgrimage to Mecca). It is an obligatory prayer performed five times a day at strictly set times. Namaz is not only an act of worship, but also a way…
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