#kaaba🕋

[sous-france]

Contact avec le Temple sacré, Les pèlerins touchent la Kaaba, Connexion divine.

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☞ 𝑺𝒐𝒖𝒔-𝑭𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒆

[frnkieroismydaddy]

literally she 🕋 is there for me when no one else is

I loveeeeee using the 🕋 emoji instead of just saying I'm Muslim. I love being like "nah I'm too 🕋 for this" or "am I just 🕋 or should fridays be a weekend too" or "in my 🕋 era" I love her so much 🕋

[amna-minhas]

[xtruss]

[mishelkhan26]

Where to exchange money in makkah haram | Paise Kahan Se Change Karen | ...

[qamer]

@alratv Majestic simplicity. @younus_algohar #abrajalbait #abraj #clocktower #kaaba #🕋 #hajj #umrah #saudiarabia https://www.instagram.com/p/CoP4rfsvQmX/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[nordseehexe]

🦁🧿🌙 Pre Islamic Goddesses 🌙🕋☀️

Al-Lāt, syrian and arabian goddess of destiny and the city Mecca, Lady of the temple, her Name means „Goddess“ and is the female version of „Allah“, represented by the lion, married to Bel, prototype for the greek goddess of wisdom, Athena, her followers took her figures with them in battles, one of the three goddesses of Mecca, the kaaba 🕋 was build for them, her shrine was a red stone cube

Al-Uzza, syrian and arabian goddess of destiny and the venus, one of the three goddesses of Mecca, the youngest of the them, she got worshipped at the kaaba 🕋 and was the greatest idol of the Qurayash who controlled Mecca, they used to journey to her, offer gifts and sacrifices, her shrine was a white stone cube

Anat, syrian and egyptian goddess of war and protector of wild animals, goddess of love and eternal virgin, mother of all, life and death

Ašera, syrian-canaanite sea goddess

Astarte, semitic goddess of love and fertility

Aštoreth, ugarit goddes, bride of the tyrrhenian sea,

Athirat, ugarit sea and sky goddess, lady of the sea, producer of gods, lady of gods

Ereškigal, sumerian goddess of the underworld and Inannas older sister, she can kill with her eyes, snake goddess, she is naked, with eyes out of stone and black hair, sometimes she wears a lions head and her palace is out of lapislazuli

Han-Ilat, northern arabian big goddess

Inanna, sumerian goddess of war, sex, love and the venus, lady of the sky, lady of all houses, city godess of Uruk, female leader goddess, her symbols are the moon and the star

Išhara, syrian underworld goddess

Ištar, babylonian and mesopotamian goddess of war, sex and the venus, most important diety in the ancient world of middle east, many goddesses are versions of her symbols are lions and the star

Ištar of Arbela, assyrian goddess of war

Kiriša, elamic mother goddess with an aspect of war, Lady of the sky, benefactor of the kings, mother of gods

Kulitta, servant of Ištar/Šauška

Lamaštu, babylonian sky goddess, demon with lion head who eats children and makes people sick, kills innocent people, always around rotten and filthy stuff like feces and dead animals,

Lilithu, sumerian goddess of mischief, misery, the night and the storm who lives in ruins, seduced men and stole children

Manat, arabian goddess of the moon, the venus, destiny, and one of the three big goddesses of Mecca. Her shrine was a black stone cube, pilgrims used to cut their hair at her shrine to conplete their journey to the kaaba 🕋

Nammu, sumerian creator goddess of the primordial sea, created together with her son Enki the first men out of clay

Nanše, sumerian goddess of water sources, and brooks, divination, dream interpretation and the holy order, most important goddess in Lagaš, Mother of her daughters Ninmah and Nunmar

Ninatta, servant of Ištar/Šauška

Ningal, mesopotamian goddess, wige of the moon god Nanna, great queen, high lady, lady, star of the prince, sevenfold light, treasured, goddes of the city Ur, goddess of epiphany, mother of Inanna and the sun god Ut

Ninmah, sumerian goddess of midwivery

Ninsianna, babylonian goddess, rust red lady of the sky, pure and sublime judge, sometimes war goddes with a scimitar and a lion headed club, she is the goddess of venus and she wears a star on hear horned crown

Ninšubur, sumerian goddess and holy servant of Inanna, Lady of the servants, been very popular because she was seen as a messenger between men and gods, seen as personal goddess by some kings, guardian who fights with the weapons of air and the sky

Nisaba, sumerian goddess of corn, goddes of writing texts, science and architecture, sister of Nanše and Ningirsu

Pinikir, elamian, later mesopotamian, hurrian and hittian mother goddess

Šauška, hurrian goddess of love, war, incantations and healing

Tiamat, babylonian goddess of the sea, embodiment of salt water, married to Abzu the embodiment of fresh water

Tunit, punish goddess of fertility and guardian of cartago, virgin mother of Baal, who gives him every year new life, her attributes are pomehrenates, figs, ears of corn and the dove

[loly945]

الكعبة الشريفة 🕋🤍 مكة المكرمة - تصويري

Kaaba sharifa - Makkah - Taken by me

[medusa-is-a-terf]

Ancients symbols of femininity or womanhood that got taken from us or forgotten

Beer, crafting beer has always been a women‘s thing, that’s where the pointed hats witches wear came from, the cast of beer brewers wore pointed hats in the middle ages 🍻🧙🏻‍♀️

The lion once was a symbol of female power 🦁

The moon 🌙🌛 ever wondered where the moon symbol in islam comes from? ☪️ It‘s actually the symbol of pre islamic female deities

As well the kaaba in mecca was just adapted into islam by mohammed but was part of matriarchal believes before islam 🕋

The labrys was a symbol of femaleness in ancient crete

Agriculture is believed to be a female invention 👩🏼‍🌾🌾🥐

The concept of virginity in the west goes back to early female christians who refused to marry and choosed celibacy over it 👰🏽‍♀️ but it got later turned against women

[agirlwithimaan]

You may not be close to the Kaaba this year, but the Rabb of the Kaaba is closer to you than your jugular vein. And He has given you the best ten days of the year to earn His rewards and mercy.

The Prophet (saw) said, ‘There are no days in which righteous deeds are more beloved to Allah than in these (ten) days of Dhul Hijjah’. [Abu Dawud]❤️‍🩹🕋

[ikbehn]

Hello Allah,

This is something I often do not talk about. And right now I do not have a lot of readers.

My family, mostly christians and one or two lovers of meditation will probably understand the following words.

Back in 2010 or so, I met a boy in my english class, he was wearing what is called a "buddhist mala". He, a bit afraid to say he is buddhist just told us it was a present.

My dad and mom never educated me in any particular religion. But I got interested, I discovered along with my mom that we were really good in meditation, so I started calling myself tibetan buddhist. But I needed something, a mala.

One day in a street market near Germany, I was in a hunt for antique things and I came across this woman who was selling malas. My sister bought it for me. The first thing I noticed, was the incredible smell of the wood.

In buddhism and hinduism the number 108 is very important. However my mala had 99 beads instead of 108, so I just counted more and never asked myself why 99.

I finished my undergraduate degree, started a graduate degree and every single day I meditated. Sometimes mantras, but mostly single words like "health" as I have a lot of problems with it.

My mala became part of my wall decoration as I used it so much that the string was too loose.

I went to internet and now I got a 108 beads mala.

My mom passed away almost 6 years ago and again my mala got broken. Grief was intense, as my family and me didn't know how sick she was. My health problems increased and with that my love for anthropology went down.

I looked on amazon for a new mala, it was pretty cheap and it looked amazing. It was sold to me as a meditation bracelet.

Guess what? 33 beads now.

I speak a bit arabic, or at least enough to undertand the word Allah and Muhammed (pbuh).

Did a logical anthropological/religious research and yes. I found it.

Allah has been by my side a long time. My meditations were prayers to him. My health is now good, not perfect because we are not perfect.

I went to Jordan to do some research related to archeology, a predominant muslim place.

Yesterday I asked on a tiktok video if a non muslim could visit the Kaaba, because as a history lover I know the story behind that beautiful place, I mean... the Kaaba! 🕋

I got a weird answer. "No darling, it is a holy place only for believers, not tourists"

It confused me a lot. I firmly believe that Allah found me, I speak to him and I see amazing answers. However, I do not have a shahada, I do not speak arabic fluently, but I recite dhikr, I use my tasbih (the proper name of the beads). So what am I?

I ask with so much respect to every muslim reading this.

Did Allah found me? Is that possible?

Thank you.

van Behn.

[sous-france]

Le Grand Départ : Réaliser un Rêve en Famille Le 16 avril 2024 marque le début d'un voyage longtemps attendu pour notre Ûmra, un pèlerinage sacré vers la Mecque. Après des mois d'anticipation, nous partons de Paris avec l'agence DOGAN VOYAGES, prêts à réaliser un rêve familial. 

L'Arrivée à Médine : Illumination Spirituelle À notre arrivée à Médine, la ville est baignée dans la nuit. La Mosquée du Prophète, Masjid Nabawi, brille de son éclat, offrant un spectacle saisissant. Notre hôtel, situé à proximité, nous donne un accès privilégié à ce lieu saint. Rapidement, l'appel à la prière de l'aube nous rappelle notre objectif sacré.

Prière à Masjid Nabawi : Une Connexion Profonde Rejoindre les fidèles pour la prière à la mosquée est un moment rempli d'émotions. La récitation du Coran par l'imam crée une atmosphère de recueillement et de sérénité. La fin de la prière nous réunit avec nos proches, renforçant notre lien familial et notre engagement spirituel.

Début de l'Aventure à Médine : Rencontres et Unification Notre séjour à Médine est marqué par des rencontres avec des personnes de différentes cultures, tous unis dans une communauté spirituelle. Mais le moment le plus marquant reste notre passage devant la tombe du Prophète Mohammed ﷺ, accompagné de ses compagnons Abû Bakr et Omar.

Conclusion : Une Expérience Inoubliable Cette expérience nous laisse une empreinte indélébile dans nos cœurs. Nous remercions humblement notre Seigneur pour cette invitation et cette expérience unique, qui continuera de nous inspirer et de nous guider dans notre vie spirituelle.

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☞ 𝑺𝒐𝒖𝒔-𝑭𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒆

[loverandservantoftheahlulbayt]

🍂🍁🍂 Looking at the Kaaba 🕋

Imam al-Sadiq (ع) said,

"The one who looks towards the kabba with proper understanding (Marifah) and then recognizes Our rights and Our sanctity/holiness similar to the recognition of the rights and sanctity of the kabba, Allah will forgive his sins and will suffice him for the worries of the world and hereafter.”

🍂🍁🍂 Al-Kafi 🍂🍁🍂

🍂 (vol. 4, pg. 241) 🍂

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[waqting]

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[imonlyadumpling]

Masjid ul Haraam near the Kaaba 🕋