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Quranic story Prophet Ibrahim's (AS) Faith and the Building of the Kaaba.

Brothers, sisters, friends and elders, Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuh.

We welcome you to the informative series episode No 16 on healing and events from the Holly Quran, in this video we will describe,Quranic story Prophet Ibrahim's (AS) Faith and the Building of the Kaaba

Prophet Ibrahim (AS) is one of the most revered prophets in Islam, known for his unwavering faith and obedience to Allah. His life was marked by trials that tested his devotion, and through each of them, he emerged as a model of submission to God’s will. Among the most significant events in his life was the rebuilding of the Kaaba, a sacred structure that would become the focal point of worship for generations to come. This task was entrusted to him and his son, Prophet Isma’il (AS), a testament to their righteousness and devotion to Allah.

The story of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and his son Isma’il (AS) rebuilding the Kaaba is one of divine command, faith, and legacy. As mentioned in Surah Al-Baqrah, verses 124–127, this event was a pivotal moment in the history of Islam. After years of separation, Allah reunited Ibrahim (AS) with his son Isma’il (AS) in the barren land of Makkah, where Isma’il (AS) and his mother, Hajar, had been left as per Allah’s command. The place where they resided was desolate and dry, yet it was destined to become a center of divine guidance.

As the years passed, Isma’il (AS) grew into a young man, and Ibrahim (AS) received a command from Allah to rebuild the Kaaba, the House of Allah. The location was divinely chosen, as it was believed to be the same spot where Prophet Adam (AS) had originally built a sanctuary for the worship of Allah. However, over time, the structure had been lost, and Allah instructed Ibrahim (AS) to restore it so that it would once again serve as a place of monotheistic worship.

With unwavering faith, Prophet Ibrahim (AS) set out to fulfill this command, enlisting the help of his beloved son, Isma’il (AS). Together, they began the monumental task of rebuilding the sacred house. They used stones from the surrounding mountains and carefully laid the foundation. As they worked tirelessly, lifting stones and placing them in position, they constantly invoked Allah, seeking His acceptance of their efforts. Their famous supplication, recorded in the Quran, reflects their sincerity and devotion:

Quran said in Surah Al-Baqarah 127-128 “Our Lord! Accept (this) from us. Indeed, You are the All-Hearing, the All-Knowing. Our Lord! And make us Muslims (submissive to You) and (raise) from our descendants a Muslim nation submissive to You. And show us our ways of worship and turn to us in mercy. Indeed, You are the Most-Forgiving, Most-Merciful.”

This supplication highlights their humility and their hope that their actions would be pleasing to Allah. They not only sought Allah’s approval for themselves but also prayed for future generations to remain steadfast in their faith and continue the legacy of monotheism. Their dedication demonstrated that building the Kaaba was not merely a physical task but a deeply spiritual act of devotion.

One of the most remarkable elements of this event was the inclusion of the Maqam Ibrahim, a stone that bore the footprints of Prophet Ibrahim (AS). It is said that as the walls of the Kaaba grew higher, Prophet Isma’il (AS) would pass stones to his father, who stood on a special stone that miraculously rose and lowered as needed. This stone, known as the Maqam Ibrahim, remains near the Kaaba today and serves as a reminder of their labor and faith.

As the Kaaba took its final shape, it became clear that this sacred house was meant to be a place where people would come solely to worship the one true God. Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and Prophet Isma’il (AS) prayed that Makkah would become a blessed land and a sanctuary for believers. They asked Allah to send among them a prophet from their lineage who would guide them to the truth, a prayer that was eventually fulfilled with the arrival of Prophet Muhammad (SAW), who came with the final revelation.

The rebuilding of the Kaaba was more than just an architectural achievement; it was a spiritual and historical milestone. It reinforced the fundamental Islamic belief in monotheism and the importance of obedience to Allah’s commands. The Kaaba remains the central point of worship for Muslims worldwide, a testament to the legacy of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and his son Isma’il (AS).

Even today, millions of Muslims perform Hajj and Umrah, retracing the steps of these great prophets. They circumambulate the Kaaba, reflecting on its profound history and the sacrifices made by Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and Prophet Isma’il (AS) to uphold the worship of the One True God. Their story serves as an enduring inspiration for all believers, reminding them of the virtues of faith, patience, and submission to Allah’s will.

With this, we seek your permission until tomorrow and pray to Allah Almighty to grant us the ability to follow the injunctions of the Quran and the Prophetic Hadith, Amen

Allah Hafiz.
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