The Kabba is the most sacred site of Islam.

।।ॐ।। ओम नम: शिवाय। !! ●Param pita Parameshwar iEvery year millions of....Musliman(s) go on a pilgrimage to Makkah (Mecca) in Saudi Arabia to visit the Kabba(h). The Kabba is the most sacred site of Islam. The Kabba houses a Black Stone surrounded by a silver frame which many Muslims kiss during their pilgrimage. So how is this Sacred Black Stone related to the Sanatan Dharma?....Many people believe that the Black Stone in Mecca is in-fact a Shiva Lingam.

In Tamil Lord Shiva is known as Kabbahliswar
.. little history on Arabia and its relation to the Vedic culture of what is now known as India or Bharat.The prophet Muhammad picked something from every great religion so that all practicing Muslims can get blessings from every major God. Since he himself was a born Hindu, needless to say that Hinduism was closest to his heart. That is the reason he chose Shiva and Durga as the Islamic deity and moon as as the universal Islamic symbol।....Hindus have been referring their Deity moon goddess Durga as "Allah" in Sankrit in their chants since early period of Hinduism"; Ref: Kaaba a Hindu templeHe also chose Hindu God Lord Siva's temple "Kaaba" (built by King Vikramaditya for Moon God Siva) as Islam's holiest place and required all Muslims to pray and bow towards it. In addition he picked Hindu pilgrimage Haj as the highest form of worship and the only worship which washes all the sins away. He made black stone (Hajar Aswad ,the symbolic lingum of Lord Siva , which was made a part of Siva temple Kabah by King...Vikramaditya), as the most revered stone of Islam , to be touched and kissed by all pilgrims...Another Hindu tradition Mohammad maintained from his Hindu days is that of the sacred water concept during Hindu pilgrimage and worship. According to the Hindu tradition sacred water (of Ganga) is also inseparable from the Shiva emblem as the crescent moon. Wherever there is a Siva emblem, sacred water must co-exist. True to that association a sacred fountain exists near the Kaaba. Its water is held sacred because it has been traditionally regarded representing Ganga water since pre-Islamic times (Zam-Zam water). Muslim pilgrims who go to the Kaaba for Haj regard this Zam-Zam water with reverence and take some bottled water with them as sacred water. (like Hindus take Ganga water home from pilgrimage). Many Muslims soak their shrouds with the sacred zam zam water, a religious tradition from their Hindu ancestry of pouring sacred Ganga water on their dead.


Prophet Mohammad also kept the Hindu religious tenet of circumambulating seven times in their religious ceremonies. Our prophet ordered Muslims to go around kabah seven times as part of Haj which was part of Hindu worship prior to capture of Mecca.


Hindus also practice all night worship of moon Goddess Durga (Allah) on certain nights called "Jagratta" and believe that by doing that their worship is worth a lot more blessings. Prophet Mohammad did not want Muslims to lose out on that count and thus included three "Jagratas" in Islam, shab-e-Qadar, Shab-e-Barat and Shab-e-Meraj when Muslim salats are worth a lot more than average salat. Practising Muslims pray during these nights to gain extra blessings.


Prophet Mohammad incorporated the following Hindu religious rituals and concepts to ensure that Muslims also get blessed by Hindu Gods Siva and Hindu Goddess Allah ( Durga
।ॐ।। ओम नम: शिवाय। !!