Makkah
Maqam Ibrahim is the stone on which Nabi Ibrahim stood while raising the walls of the Ka'bah with Nabi Isma'il, and it bears the impression of his feet. It…
Maqam Ibrahim is the stone on which Nabi Ibrahim stood while raising the walls of the Ka'bah with Nabi Isma'il, and it bears the impression of his feet. It stands a few metres from the Ka'bah opposite its door, and pilgrims pray two rak'ahs behind it after completing their tawaf. The stone is enclosed in a gilded case of brass and glass with a domed top, which leaves the footprints visible, set on a base in the mataf. The area behind it fills with people praying throughout the day and night.