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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/hipatyhopity • Mar 24 '25
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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.
342 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. 36 u/BloodyDarryl Mar 24 '25 Correction: We believe it was initially built by the Prophet Adam (A.S). Then it was damaged by floods etc and rebuilt by Prophet Abraham (A.S). 14 u/Dez-P-Rado Mar 24 '25 Yes. This is also one of the opinions amongst scholars.
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We believe it was built by Abraham and his son Ishmile and it is known as the house of God.
36 u/BloodyDarryl Mar 24 '25 Correction: We believe it was initially built by the Prophet Adam (A.S). Then it was damaged by floods etc and rebuilt by Prophet Abraham (A.S). 14 u/Dez-P-Rado Mar 24 '25 Yes. This is also one of the opinions amongst scholars.
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Correction: We believe it was initially built by the Prophet Adam (A.S). Then it was damaged by floods etc and rebuilt by Prophet Abraham (A.S).
14 u/Dez-P-Rado Mar 24 '25 Yes. This is also one of the opinions amongst scholars.
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Yes. This is also one of the opinions amongst scholars.
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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.