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there was another attack in makkah, but i dont think it was on the kaaba, it was done by shias sum protest or summin durin hajj
so are the treasures hidden beneath the kaa'ba I have read that as one theory somewhere is that true?
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there was another attack in makkah, but i dont think it was on the kaaba, it was done by shias sum protest or summin durin hajj
It is said that Prophet Mohammad peace be upon him when he opened the Kaaba of Makkah he found a treasure inside, more than seventy thousand Kilos or Oqeyah(not sure)of gold
he did not take it or dispose it he just kept it there, Caliphs did the same thing, successors have been some of the Kaaba, some of Abbasi Caliphs were taking loans from kaaba treasure and return it back
Abdullah bin Omar, hates to give gold to the Kaaba , he said that the poor have the priority first, and Ka'bah do not need it.
The Omar Ibn al Khattab was about to give the treasures of the Kaaba to all the poor but Sadn Allbait Shaibah said that the Prophet peace be upon him, and Abu Bakr did not do so, also Ali Bin Abi Talib and sahaba agreed on that. He was released charity funds to the Kaaba.
thats why Oulama'a says its not allowed or makruh to spend kaabah treasures for other reason instead for kaabah its self.
i realy didnt heard about a treasures beneath kaaba all i know that treasures are given in the old ages but im sure that the kaabah discription from inside as follows:
the floor inside kaaba is white marble in the middle and black marble surround it with no gold or money or such treasures ..
the walls from inside is marble also covered with a green or pink curtains there's Ayat from Qura'an written on it sewed with a silver threads covers even the ceiling of kaaba
there's three wooden pillars in the middle to keep the balance and support ceiling ...
there's also a number of outstanding lamps made of copper, silver and glass engraved with verses of the Koran belongs to the Othamani's era.
there's a ladder reach up to the roof of the Kaaba is made of aluminum and crystal.
thanx
in the old age of Islam people from around the world used to give gold, money , oud & Misc (Odor)..etc... to kaabah for rebuild, renew and such stuff... it was given and put inside Ka'abah ... used to call it treasures of kaabah
most of khalifah and rulers as the time pass by in makkah hates that kaabah given money ,coz priorty to masakins and orphanage in saaqah and kaabah dont need it ...
even now in the kingdom of saudi arabia period, if u promoted to see the kaabah inside, u can see that its just an empty room from inside..
so are the treasures hidden beneath the kaa'ba I have read that as one theory somewhere is that true?
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It is said that Prophet Mohammad peace be upon him when he opened the Kaaba of Makkah he found a treasure inside, more than seventy thousand Kilos or Oqeyah(not sure)of gold
he did not take it or dispose it he just kept it there, Caliphs did the same thing, successors have been some of the Kaaba, some of Abbasi Caliphs were taking loans from kaaba treasure and return it back
Abdullah bin Omar, hates to give gold to the Kaaba , he said that the poor have the priority first, and Ka'bah do not need it.
The Omar Ibn al Khattab was about to give the treasures of the Kaaba to all the poor but Sadn Allbait Shaibah said that the Prophet peace be upon him, and Abu Bakr did not do so, also Ali Bin Abi Talib and sahaba agreed on that. He was released charity funds to the Kaaba.
thats why Oulama'a says its not allowed or makruh to spend kaabah treasures for other reason instead for kaabah its self.
i realy didnt heard about a treasures beneath kaaba all i know that treasures are given in the old ages but im sure that the kaabah discription from inside as follows:
the floor inside kaaba is white marble in the middle and black marble surround it with no gold or money or such treasures ..
the walls from inside is marble also covered with a green or pink curtains there's Ayat from Qura'an written on it sewed with a silver threads covers even the ceiling of kaaba
there's three wooden pillars in the middle to keep the balance and support ceiling ...
there's also a number of outstanding lamps made of copper, silver and glass engraved with verses of the Koran belongs to the Othamani's era.
there's a ladder reach up to the roof of the Kaaba is made of aluminum and crystal.
thanx
u cant consider it as attack .. before , shias always do a lot of protesting in hajj that harms a lot of citizens in makkah every year .. now its safe for all pilgrims 'coz saudi military always keeps thier movements in focus![]()
was that musharraf walking behind abdullah in the second pic?
Still doesn't work for me. It links me to HTTP thingy lol. But thank you nontheless![]()
here it is:
http://www.yabdoo.com/gallery/data/e36258b3c74f08054a974a5fe1703f9c/350_p11760.wmv
kinda scary video :skeleton:
If you look at the pictures above, I doubt it but Wafi as a resident of Mecca knows far better than I do.
On November 28, 1979, as the Mecca incident continued, the Shia of Qatif and two other towns in the Eastern Province tried to observe Ashura publicly. When the national guard intervened, rioting ensued, resulting in a number of deaths. Two months later, another riot in Al Qatif by Shia was quelled by the national guard, but more deaths occurred. Among the criticisms expressed by Shia were the close ties of the Al Saud with and their dependency on the West, corruption, and deviance from the sharia. The criticisms were similar to those levied by Juhaiman al Utaiba in his pamphlets circulated the year before his seizure of the Grand Mosque. Some Shia were specifically concerned with the economic disparities between Sunnis and Shia, particularly since their population is concentrated in the Eastern Province, which is the source of the oil wealth controlled by the Sunni Al Saud of Najd. During the riots that occurred in the Eastern Province in 1979, demands were raised to halt oil supplies and to redistribute the oil wealth so that the Shia would receive a more equitable share.
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OOO i heard about those shia from eastern province of saudi arabia.. most of them were young and foolish .. i remember one of those who done rebilion with others were at age between 25 and 15 ..
most of these small incidents are not worth telling 'coz we citizen hardly hear about it some thinks its rumor ...which means its already beeing cleaned by the government and its not a threat anymore ..
thanks for sharing info.
wafi
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The Muslim Ummah was stunned. Was it even concievable that a group of Muslims take the Haram itself hostage?
After deliberating over the call of this illegid Mahdi and the various signs the hadith had predicted he had, and also taking into account
the tactics that this group was using to spread the call - the Highest Council of Senior Scholars issued a Fatwa (Religious Verdict) stating that these people were renegades, and that it was permissible to launch an offensive attack against these rebels in order that this Haram be rid of them.
There's no sahih riwayah that show obviously when and where Imam Mahdi will come from. But there are three opinions among ulama.Black Flags would come from Khurasan and the Khalifa of Allah (Imam Mahdi) would be among them!
...there are three opinions among ulama.
First. Imam mahdi will come from east. It's explained by Ibn Katsir.
Second. Imam Mahdi will come from west, or Maghribi. This is explained by Imam Al-Qurthubi.
Third. Imam Mahdi is Madinah resident who move to Makah. (but this is based on hadith that not sahih)
...Imam Mahdi will come from Khurasan?. I never heard about it.
"obviously when?" yes, no hadith tells exactly when but the hadiths do point out from where......There's no sahih riwayah that show obviously when and where Imam Mahdi will come from.
Yes, Dajjal and his army will also rise from Khurasan....But I often heard that Dajjal will come from Khurasan.
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