المملكة: Umrah pilgrims document the moment of changing the covering of the Kaaba with touching feelings of faith
Umrah performers and visitors to the Grand Mosque experienced exceptional feelings of faith coinciding with the , in a majestic scene that embodies the status of the Sacred House of God in the hearts of Muslims, and evokes meanings of reverence and reverence for the holiest parts of the earth.
A number of pilgrims monitored the moments of changing the covering in an atmosphere of reverence and emotion, as many of them were keen to follow up on the work of replacing And taking memorial photos and documenting the event, which is one of the most prominent scenes associated with Changing the kiswah Umrah pilgrims of different nationalities confirmed that watching the changing of the kiswah up close represents a unique spiritual experience, as it gives the visitor a deep feeling of the grandeur of the place and the sanctity of the ritual, indicating that these moments will remain ingrained in their memories because of the feelings of faith they carry that do not occur often. A number of them explained that the work of changing the kiswah It reflects the great care that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia attaches to the Two Holy Mosques, and the efforts made to preserve the Holy Kaaba and present it in its most beautiful image, in line with its religious status among Muslims in various parts of the world. The courtyards of the Grand Mosque witnessed a flow of movement of pilgrims during the implementation of the change work, amid careful organization that contributed to enabling visitors to perform their rituals and worship with ease and reassurance, while feelings of joy appeared. The joy was evident on the faces of those present who followed the event with great interest. Changing the covering of the Holy Kaaba is an annual event that receives wide attention from Muslims, because of the religious and historical symbolism it represents linked to the Holy House of God, and it embodies the continued care and care given to the Holy Kaaba and the service of those who visit the Two Holy Mosques.Religious and historical symbolism
