Tawaf is an act of circumambulating the Kaaba seven times in an anticlockwise direction pointing towards the black stone. It’s a key pilgrimage ritual that pilgrims perform during Hajj and Umrah. Circling the Kaaba means visiting the house of Allah, expressing humility and devotion, getting in touch with millions of fellow pilgrims, and seeking closeness to Allah. Performing Tawaf is a dream of every Muslim as it’s a unique experience unlike to any other kind of worship in Islam. However, why performing Tawaf is significant in Islam? Well, this is…
History, Benefits, and How to Perform in Hajj and Umrah
