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WHY IS THE DOOR OF THE KA’BAH RARELY OPENED?
Many Muslims dream of entering the Ka'bah at least once in their lifetime. However, those who have performed Hajj or Umrah quickly discover that the door of the Ka'bah is almost always closed.
This naturally leads to an interesting question: Why is the Ka'bah rarely opened, and who is allowed to enter it?
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WHY IS THERE A GOLDEN GUTTER ON TOP OF THE KA’BAH?
When Muslims look at the Ka'bah, they usually notice its black Kiswa, the Black Stone, and its golden door. However, there is another important feature that many pilgrims overlook a golden gutter projecting from the roof of the Ka'bah.
This feature is known as the Mizab al-Rahmah, which means "The Gutter of Mercy." Although it may appear to…
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Every year, millions of Muslims travel to Makkah to perform Hajj and Umrah. During Tawaf, many pilgrims try to reach one particular corner of the Ka'bah where the Black Stone (Al-Hajar al-Aswad) is located. Some kiss it, some touch it, while others simply raise their hand towards it from a distance.
This often raises an important…
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WHY DOES THE KA’BAH HAVE A DOOR ABOVE THE GROUND?
Millions of Muslims visit the Ka'bah every year during Hajj and Umrah. As they perform Tawaf around the Sacred House, one feature immediately stands out: the door of the Ka'bah is not at ground level. Instead, it is positioned about two metres above the ground, making it impossible to enter without a staircase.
This has led many Muslims to…
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THE MAN WHO FORGOT HIS PROMISE TO ALLAH: THE STORY OF KA’B IBN MALIK
Among the companions of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ were people who made mistakes, faced difficulties, and experienced moments of weakness. Their stories are valuable because they show us how a believer should respond after making a mistake.
One of the most powerful examples is the story of Ka'b ibn Malik رضي الله عنه, a…
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THE COMPANION WHO WAS FORGIVEN BECAUSE OF HIS KINDNESS TO A THIRSTY DOG
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ taught his companions that mercy is one of the greatest qualities a believer can possess. Islam does not only teach kindness towards people; it also teaches Muslims to show compassion towards animals and all of Allah's creation.
Among the stories mentioned by the Prophet ﷺ is the account of a person who earned Allah's…
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THE IMPORTANCE OF KEEPING GOOD COMPANY
The people you spend the most time with have a significant influence on your life. They affect your thinking, your habits, your decisions, and even your relationship with Allah. This is why Islam places great emphasis on choosing friends and companions wisely.
Many people focus on building careers, businesses, and networks, but…
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ARE YOU USING YOUR TIME THE WAY ALLAH INTENDED?
Time is one of the greatest blessings Allah has given mankind. Every person is given the same twenty-four hours each day, yet what separates people is how they choose to spend those hours. Some use their time to draw closer to Allah, benefit others, and build a meaningful life. Others allow days, weeks, and even years to pass without…
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