Everything you need to know about the sacred black stone
Everything you need to know about the Sacred Black Stone
Among all nations, one thing is common among followers that is a certain faith
or religion. In the same way, there are some religious festivals, days and
other things that followers follow a true core. Supporters of these religious
convictions have their own sacred places and relics that worship the extreme
level and are submissive to their sacred character.
In the religion of Islam, Muslims perform Hajj and Umrah
with the December
umrah packages 2018 with all-inclusive facilities, which is their
mandatory religious festival. They do it every year in the land of Saudi
Arabia.
There are many more sacred places, relics and remains in the
most divine religion, Islam. These sacred things are consecrated to Muslims and
are esteemed for their spiritual rank. The stone in white is called Hajar and
Aswad, the heavenly stone is the most blessed stone on the planet earth. Among
all Muslims, this relic enjoys the same respect and admiration. This stone is
positioned in the Holy Kaaba, the House of Allah in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
Hajar E Aswad and Hadiths
The Hadith of the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) shows the
importance of Hajar and Aswad. The last Messenger of Allah said that,
• "The Black Stone (Hajar and Aswad) descended from
heaven, and was whiter than milk, then darkened by this iniquity of the
offspring of Adam." (Tirmidhi)
• "By Allah! On the Day of Qiyamah (the Day of
Judgment), Allah will present the Hajar and Aswad in such a way that he will
have two eyes and a tongue to affirm the Iman (faith) of all those who kissed
him." ( Tirmidhi))
• "Hajar e Aswad and al-Maqam (Maqam and Ibrahim) are
the two gems of the gems of Heaven, if Allah had not hidden their happiness,
they would rejoice everything between East and West." (Tirmidhi)
When after kissing Hajar and Aswad, Hazrat Umar (R.A) said:
"I know that you are a stone that cannot do either good
or abuse, if I had not seen Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) kiss you, I would not have
done so."
Then, these hadiths show the meaning of Hajar and Aswad,
which is divine stone for the entire Muslim Ummah.

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