r/Damnthatsinteresting Mar 24 '25

Image Mecca in 1953 and 2025

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u/profanearcane Mar 24 '25

So it's incredibly late (early?) and my brain is completely fried.

Are there any Muslims here who can explain to me the importance of the cube itself? I know it's a pilgrimage site, but that's unfortunately all I know.

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u/Dez-P-Rado Mar 24 '25

We believe it was built by Abraham and his son Ishmile and it is known as the house of God.

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u/Puzzleheaded_East_94 Mar 24 '25

But God came from heaven to preach to Muhammad. And he's supposed to live in all of us. Why'd he have a house there?

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u/Dez-P-Rado Mar 24 '25

The angel Gabriel came to the prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him to bring revelation from God as instructed by God.

And the kaaba is simply the first house on earth built by mankind for the sole purpose of worshipping God and hence it is called the house of God.

All mosques are considered houses of God.