Saudi Arabia Advises Pilgrims Against Stopping at Black Stone in Mecca’s Grand Mosque
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in Saudi Arabia has issued an advisory for pilgrims to refrain from stopping next to the Black Stone (Al Hajar Al Aswad) during the Tawaf ritual. This guidance aims to ensure the safety and smooth flow of worshippers at Islam’s holiest site in Mecca.
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Key Points
- Avoid Lingering: Pilgrims are cautioned against standing for extended periods next to the Black Stone, as this can obstruct the ritual and compromise safety.
- Tawaf Ritual: The ministry emphasized that touching or kissing the Black Stone is not a requirement for Tawaf. Instead, pilgrims should focus on maintaining a steady pace.
- Gesture and Remembrance: As they pass the Black Stone, pilgrims are encouraged to gesture toward it and engage in continuous supplication and remembrance.
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Benefits of the Guidance
Following these recommendations will help create a safer and more organized environment for all worshippers, enhancing their spiritual experience during Hajj or Umrah.
The ministry aims to ensure that the rituals are conducted smoothly and respectfully, allowing everyone to fulfill their religious obligations.
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