מראה נדיר מתוך הקעבה המקום הכי קדוש למוסלמים

Door of kaaba opening 
Look Inside Kaaba
A view Inside Khana Kaaba 

לקעבה נכנסים רק מלכי סעודיה וכוהני דת מוסלמים בכירים ביותר
אף אחד אחר לא רשאי להכנס לשם 
מי שמעז להכנס ללא אישור מוצא להורג בעריפת ראש במידי
אבל אף אחד לא מעז להכנס לשם בכל מקרה ומצב 
רק בית המלוכה הסעודי רשאים להכנס ולהתפלל שם
המקום עצמו הוא מרובע קטן  שיש לו דלת  כניסה המחולקת ל2 דלתות העשויות מזהב טהור 
בתוך המקום יש טונות של זהב  הכול עשור מזהב 
יש עוד דלת או חלון בחלק העליון 
בפנים הכול שיש ויש כיתובית בערבית בזהב על השיש
המקום שופץ בהשקעה של מילארדי דולרים רבים








Black Stone-Truth behind it 
Black Stone of Kaaba- Its Orientation both Islamically & Scientifically

Where Did the Mecca Black Stone Come From? (Explanation from Jewish Man)


In this short video Avi Lipkin a Jewish man explains about Jewish praying tradition and history of how Moses led his follower from Pharoah slavery from Egypt across the red sea towards Arabia land. Hag in Hebrew means a holiday or going around in circle. Jethro (Moses Father In-Law) the high priest of Midian is believed to be High Priest of Kaa'ba in Mecca, The High Priest of the Black Stone.


From this video, we also know that the black stone was there since the time of Abraham and was taken care by their family generations to generations because Jethro was the descendant of Abraham's first son Ishmael.

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The Kaaba was the First "house" built by the first person Adam after his fall..The spot was marked by a STONE FROM HEAVEN, right under The Throne of God. And Adam worshiped Allah the only way he knew by circling the Kaaba as the Angels do in heaven.

After the flood of Noah, centuries later Abraham & Ismail rebuilt the Kaaba on its original foundations and placed The Black Stone in the corner as a marker to count the 7 x circling.. is a historical fact.

Since the stone has been there ever since, it stands to reason that Abraham placed the stone in the Ka'ba. The Black Stone is in fact the cornerstone of the Ka'ba and is there as an emblem of the progeny of Abraham which was rejected by the Israelites and became the corner stone of the Kingdom of God.

The Psalms contains a clear reference to it: 118:22

The stone which the builders refused is become the head-stone of the corner. Ishmael was looked on as being rejected by God, or so the Israelites believed. Yet it was a progeny of Ishmael that the Last Prophet, the 'head-stone of the corner' was to arise.

While David referred to it as the stone which the builders refused, Jesus spoke of it more plainly in the parable of the husbandman, telling the Israelites that the vineyard, which in the parable stands for the Kingdom of God, would be taken away from them and given to other
husbandmen.

That by the rejected stone in the prophecy (21:42) was meant a rejected
nation (21:43) is made clear by Jesus Christ. That this rejected nation
was none other than the Ishmaelites has been borne out by history.

The Black Stone, therefore, passes for the mithaq, the primordial
covenant between the Creator and His created. And in the whole world
there is only this unhewn stone, the stone, Cut out of the mountains
without hands (Daniel 2:45), and that is the corner-stone of a building, which in point of
importance, stands unique in the world.

Touching or kissing the stone has a profound impact on the faithful as
it is suppose to count in their favor on judgment day.

The great Muslim traveler from Valencia, Ibn Jubayr (1145-1217)
describes the emotion he felt on touching the stone, The stone, when one
kisses it, has a softness and freshness which delights the mouth; so
much so that he who places his lips upon it wishes never to remove them.
It suffices, moreover, that the Prophet said that it is the "Right Hand of God on Earth".

The single most important reason for kissing the stone is that Prophet
Muhammad did so. No devotional significance whatsoever is attached to
the stone. Kissing or touching the Black Stone is a reverential act of
acknowledgment that God's hand directed its placement and construction.
That Abraham and Muhammad, God's blessing upon them, had touched and
kissed the stone and an acknowledgment that God had entrusted the corner stone' of His religious central focus for man upon that hollowed and sacred place.

Researchers have noted that the Ka'bah is accurately aligned on two heavenly phenomena - the cycles of the moon and the rising of Canopus, the brightest star after Sirius.