A DEEP YEARNING TO PERFORM HAJJ (Very beneficial,

Nice Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH3NCYykEGI

I almost feel I am there...

Nice for me to watch about this american woman . There she was as a muslim and the only muslim she knew was only herself...

When you have a deep yearning for Allah ; He will meet you no matter where you are in life .

� The sanctity of the Ka�bah is so great that it affects even those who are miles away from it, so much so that the Prophet sallallāhu �alayhi wasallam said, �When you go to relieve yourselves, then do not face the qiblah, nor turn your backs to it, rather, turn to the left or the right.� (Al-Bukhārī, Muslim


This I can imagine . I feel that it even affects me when I am far away in another country . Am I right ?
I feel this strong spiritual Light shining from it , or salvation , or cleanness , or what I shall call it .

It's something special and I felt it right away when I started to watch the videoes . I was calmed down in salvation just to watch .

So how it would be to really be there in flesh I really don't know...

Edited by Birgitta - 22 April 2014 at 6:56am

Salam/Peace

There is no term ready or not ready to visit kabah. So you can go there any time, the faster the better. To go there you can contact any Umrah (umrah is a small hajj, the ritual similar with hajj but outside of hajj season) agent.

The term used in the Holy Quran is �al-hajj-al-Akbar�. But it does not mean a Hajj performed on Friday, as generally alleged by ignorant people. The Holy Quran has used this term for the Hajj performed by the Muslims under the supervision of Sayyidna Abu Bakr Siddiq (R.A.) in the year 9 A.H.i.e. one year earlier to the last Hajj of the Holy Prophet (Sallaho Alaihai Wasallam), and this Hajj (the Hajj of 9 A.H.) was not performed on Friday. Still, the Holy Quran has called it �al-Hajj-al- Akbar�. It is clear from this that this term has no reference to Friday.

The Correct meaning of the term, as explained by a large number of the commentators of the Holy Quran is that the Umrah, which can be performed at any time throughout the year, was generally called �al-hajj-Asghar� (the minor Hajj). In order to distinguish hajj from Umrah the former was named �al-Hajj-al-Akbar� (the greater hajj). Therefore, each and every hajj is al-hajj-al-akbar, no matter whether it is performed on Friday or on any other day. The word �Akbar� (greater) is used only to distinguish it from Umrah which is a minor Hajj.