With strict social distancing directions being observed all over the world, the breath taking synchronised ‘Tawaf’ around the Kabah is being missed by almost every muslim around the world.
Muslim’s who have visited before reminisce, while the one’s waiting for their turn wish and yearn for the return of the ‘Tawaf’ and being able to perform their obligations in this lifetime.
Prayers for forgiveness and the radiance and magnificence of the Kabah to return to normal, are going to be the most repeated prayers this Ramadan.
Very heart touching pic on internet … yaa Allah #kabah ki ronaq louta dey merrey moula #JummahMubarak pic.twitter.com/NTAdsjdZZy
— Rania 🇵🇰 (@RaniaVohra) April 24, 2020
last ramadan i prayed all 5 prayers, taraweeh, and qiyam a few feet away from the kabah and this ramadan there won’t even be congregational prayer. i wish i had savored those moments more at the time.
— H (@hahahamna) April 22, 2020
O Allaah allow us to visit Your House again.
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Ameen!
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.#RamadanMubarak #Ramadan2020 #TheWiseChoiceForYou #OurCustomersOurGuest #GoWiseGoTurquoise #Makkah #Mecca #Umrah #Tawaf #Kabah #Tawheed #Islam #Quran #Sunnah #Travel #Haramain #Ihram #Muslim #Umrah2020 #UmrahPackages pic.twitter.com/VIxwsYZAhF— 𝗮𝗹-𝗵𝗶𝗸𝗺𝗮𝗵 𝘁𝗿𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗹 (@alhikmahtravel) April 24, 2020
it’s actually sad, never seen the kabah this empty. pic.twitter.com/iF6fe71V0s
— u (@uw_aiss) April 25, 2020
So sad to post this video. At the 1st day of Ramadan the empty Mataf #Makkah #KABAH #Ramadan pic.twitter.com/ns7h8ZpLO1
— SHAIK WAJID (NSSW) (@NsswShaik) April 24, 2020
This #CoronavirusPandemic #Ramadan
God is teaching us that even if not physically there:
How to pray as if youre in Makkah in front of the Kabah
Have the love of the Prophet as if youre in Madinah
& carry yourself with honor & perseverance as if in Palestine, Masjid Al Aqsa pic.twitter.com/jaJb0zOwXI
— Hasib Noor (@hasibmn) April 25, 2020
Ameen❤️💖
— Yasmin (@yhssnn) April 24, 2020
Painting by Saudi artist Nabila Abduljadayel captures moment of emptiness, stillness and contemplation around the Kabah.https://t.co/8DBlYYMinP pic.twitter.com/Sh1eO65lqi
— Assoc Prof Zuleyha Keskin (@DrZuleyhaKeskin) April 17, 2020
last ramadan i prayed all 5 prayers, taraweeh, and qiyam a few feet away from the kabah and this ramadan there won’t even be congregational prayer. i wish i had savored those moments more at the time.
— H (@hahahamna) April 22, 2020
However as Muslims wish and pray for the return of Umrah and Hajj the underlying message for all believers is to bind ever more powerfully in faith and forgiveness. It is a reminder that our blessings should not and cannot be squandered.
For our last Ramadan feature, click here!
