The last time it rained in Makkah, first Holy City of Muslim World in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), was during the day of Arafat, 1440AH, 2019 and the two following days of Eidul Adha and other. We were told that the last such raining experience anywhere in the Kingdom was ten years ago.
This of Tuesday February 25, 2020 that is Rajab 1, 1441AH, was barely six months after such memorable experience and another shower of blessing has come again, according to Harramain Sharafain’s post.
More photos from the Holy City as picked up by The DEFENDER, a fast growing newspaper currently operating as online media organisation in Nigeria, West Africa:
The Holy Ka’abah
Top: Faithful seizing the shower of blessing in fervent supplications to Allah.
Faithful on Umrah leveraging on the blessing of the rain to seek the face of their Lord, Allah at the mainbow of Al-Haram, the Holy Ka’abah, on Tuesday February 25, 2020 equivalent to Rajab 1, 1441AH.
The new look of ceiling inside the Haram Complex as the Haramain Expansion gets its final touches.
