al-Baytu l-Ḥarām (Kaba, Kababar, Kaaba Sharif)

Kaba, Kabawar, Kaaba Sharif (Arabic: الكعبة al-Ka'bah; A-Dhb-b: ['kɑʕbɑ]), also known as al-Ka'batu l-Mu'sarrafah (الكعبة المشرفة), al-Baytu l-'Atīq ( "The Primordial House"), or al-Baytu l-Ḥarām (البيت الحرام "The Sacred House"), is a large cuboid built in the middle of the Mosque of the Makkah city of Makkah in Saudi Arabia. In fact, the mosque has been built around the Ka'ba.

According to Islam religion, Kaba is considered to be the most sacred place. [1] It is the Qibla of the Muslims, that is, the way they pray or pray in front of them, from the place where the Kaaba is, the Muslims, in front of the Muslims, pray in front of the right place. During the Hajj and Umrah celebrations, the Muslims surrounded the Ka'ba in the Tawaf or round. [1]
Position and physical structure

Kaba is a large rock structure whose shape is almost like a cube. The word kaba comes from the Arabic word muk'ab meaning dense. It is made of granite near the nearby mountain which is about 25 cm (10 in.) On the basis of marble stone which extends 30 cm (1 feet) outside. [1] The structure is approximately 13.10 meters (43 feet) in height, as well as 11. 03m x 12.62m [2] [3] Four faces with almost four points of any compass. [1] The eastern corner of the Kaaba is Rukn-al-Aswad "(Kal stone or" Al-Hazal-Aswad "), is one The answer is "Rukan-al-Iraqi" (Iraqi angles); On the west there is "Rukan-al-Shami" (eastern Mediterranean Sea) and "Rukn-al-Yamani" (Yemeni angle) on the south. . [1] [3]
Ka'ba Sharif's Gilaf
Main article: Ka'ba Sharif's Gilaf

Kaba is covered with black-colored cloth gilafs of gold-clad calibrated cloth. The cloth is known as kiswah; Which is changed every year. [4] [5] Kalima Shahadat made the framework of writing in yarn with this thread. Two-thirds of the Quran's words are emmered by gold.