Rafiq-ul-Haramayn - Islamic School System - Dawat-e-Islami
Rafiq-ul-Haramayn - Islamic School System - Dawat-e-Islami
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Journey to Madīna-t<strong>ul</strong>-Munawwaraĥ 169<br />
moment, is blessed with the embrace by the Beloved and Blessed<br />
Prophet ٖ <br />
<br />
and with death at his blessed feet!<br />
َّد<br />
ُ َم<br />
َ ٰ حم<br />
َا ٰ<br />
َع<br />
ّٰ ُ ت<br />
َ َ احلۡ ۡ َبِيب َّ ا<br />
ُّو ۡ ا <br />
صَ ل<br />
َ َ احلۡ<br />
ُّو ۡ ا <br />
صَ ل<br />
تُوب ۡ ُوا اِ َ اّٰ<br />
ۡ<br />
ۡ َبِيب<br />
صَ يل<br />
َس ۡ تَغ ۡ فِرُ اّٰ<br />
ا<br />
َّد<br />
ُ َم<br />
َ ٰ حم<br />
َا ٰ<br />
َع<br />
ّٰ ُ ت<br />
صَ يل َّ ا<br />
Ziyārāt (holy sites) in Makka-t<strong>ul</strong>-Mukarramaĥ<br />
Birthplace of Holy Prophet<br />
‘Allāmaĥ Quṭbuddīn ۡ ۡ <br />
<br />
has said: The Du’ā made at the<br />
birthplace of the Holy Prophet ٖ <br />
<br />
<br />
is accepted. An easy<br />
way to get there is to exit via any of the adjacent doors of the mount<br />
Marwaĥ. In front of the doors is a big space for Ṣalāĥ-offering<br />
people. This sacred house is situated on the other side of the space<br />
and will appear from distance, . The mother of S<strong>ul</strong>tan<br />
Ĥārūn Rashīd ۡ<br />
ۡ <br />
<br />
had a Masjid constructed on this spot<br />
but this extremely sacred house has now been converted into a<br />
Madrasaĥ and library. A board with the writing<br />
‘Maktabaĥ Makka-tal-Mukarramaĥ’ is on display here.<br />
Jabal Abū Qubays<br />
ة<br />
م ۡ َك تَبَ<br />
ة<br />
م َكَّةَ ال ۡ مُكَرَّمَ<br />
This is the first mountain of the world. It lies outside Masjid-<strong>ul</strong>-<br />
Ḥarām near Ṣafā and Marwaĥ. The Du’ā made at this mountain is<br />
accepted. The people of Makkaĥ when affected by droughts used to<br />
come here and make Du’ā. It is stated in a Ḥadīš that Ḥajar-<strong>ul</strong>-Aswad<br />
descended onto it from Paradise. (Attarghīb Wattarĥīb, vol. 2, pp. 125, Ḥadīš 30)<br />
This mountain is also referred to as ‘Al-Amīn’ as Ḥajar-<strong>ul</strong>-Aswad<br />
remained intact over it during the storm of Sayyidunā Nūḥ. On the
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