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Otherwise, he will remain suspended in judgment, so his quest is hasty and his request is more severe because it is not appropriate for him to lack and the servant is all lacking and weakness, so he does not have the strength of his weakness in striving because he lacks the helper by saying and it is you we seek help

[ The Caliphs of Truth in the servants have the command and the prohibition .]

And as for when it comes out, it comes out of Kuda with the combination of the kaf and the palace, which is what he acquired in the presence of the truth of the sublimity and is in the kaf of the formation, which is what is said in our view of the action with the intention, for this reason the kaf was raised. In the servants they have the command, the prohibition, the rule, and the control, and these are the attributes of God, and the marketer is commanded to listen and obey, and he gave him the palace in a manner that alerts him. That is why he used to enter from Kada and leave from Kada, and this amount of Hajj is sufficient, for its branches are long if we cut them down as long as there is life in them.

( The second hadith, the land of Mecca is the best land of God )

Al-Nasa i came out on the authority of Abdullah bin Adi bin Al-Hamra that he heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, while he was standing on his camel in Al-Huzurah from Mecca, saying to Mecca, By God, you are the best of God s land and the most beloved land of God to God, and if I had not been expelled from you, I would not have left.

[ He who was right to advance was followed ]

The Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, said: The people lead them in recitation of the Qur an. If they are equal in recitation, then teach them the Sunnah. If they are equal in the Sunnah, then the oldest of them emigrate.

Whoever has such qualities, it will be valid for him to advance, and whoever is correct to advance will be followed, and he is more deserving of God than the follower

[ The Meccan House is the first house that was built for people as a temple ]

The Meccan House is the first house that was set up for people as a temple, and prayer in it is better than prayer in anything else. A destined house to migrate to, and the Black Stone is among its stones, and it is the oldest of the stones to migrate from among the other stones. And as for his knowledge of the Sunnah, the Sunnah is more in it because of its many rituals and its containment of actions and neglect that are not found in other acts of worship or in one of the houses, as it is the place of Hajj. As for peace, it is the oldest of the campus. ?

( The third hadith prohibiting Mecca )

Muslim came out on the authority of Abu Hurairah that Khuza ah killed a man from Banu Laith in the year of the conquest of Mecca with one of them killed, so the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, told that. Indeed, it has made lawful for me an hour of the day. Indeed, this is my hour, and it is forbidden. He does not strike its thorns, nor supports its trees, nor does it pick up its fallen trees, except for a vocalist. And whoever is killed for him is the best of both worlds. Either he gives means blood money, or he leads the people of the murdered.

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[ No fever or sanctuary is greater than the sanctuary and protection of God .]

This is the protection and prohibition of God, and there is no being greater than God.

He also said in the hadith of Muslim that this country was forbidden by God on the day He created the heavens and the earth, so it is forbidden by God s sanctity until the Day of Resurrection

The hadith is the saying of the Most High: I have only been commanded to worship the Lord of this town, who has made it forbidden.

( The fourth hadith on the prohibition of carrying arms in Makkah )

Muslim came out on the authority of Jabir bin Abdullah who said: I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say, It is not permissible for anyone to bear arms in Makkah.

[ The weapon is a kit for the fearful or anticipating fear ]

Since the weapon is a tool for the one who is afraid, or one who expects fear, or one who takes a blister, or one who is not trespassing, he will defend himself if we distribute it for his purpose, and God Almighty has made it a safe sanctuary, so bearing arms in it has no meaning.


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