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مرحبًا زائرThe revelation of the divine command to change the qiblah from Bayt al-Maqdis (Jerusalem) to the Noble Kabah
The divine command was revealed in Year 2 after the Hijrah to change the qiblah from Bayt al-Maqdis (Jerusalem) to the Noble Kabah, and this was the first abrogation in Islam.
The divine command was revealed in Year 2 after the Hijrah to change the qiblah from Bayt al-Maqdis (Jerusalem) to the Noble Kabah, and this was the first abrogation in Islam.
It represents an important legislative stage in building the ummah and distinguishing it after the Hijrah.
In Rajab and Sha'ban of this year: the divine command was revealed to change the qiblah from Bayt al-Maqdis (Jerusalem) to the Noble Kabah, and this was the first abrogation in Islam.
The Muslims used to pray facing Bayt al-Maqdis (Jerusalem), then the command came from Allah, the Most High, that the qiblah should be the Noble Kabah in Makkah.
The qiblah had been Bayt al-Maqdis before the change, and the Muslims had settled in Madinah and built their new community.
The Muslims' obedience to the command of Allah, the Most High, and the occurrence of abrogation in divine legislation.
The qiblah in prayer changed from Bayt al-Maqdis (Jerusalem) to al-Masjid al-Haram (the Sacred Mosque), and this showed itself in the clearer distinction of the ranks and the clarity of identity.
It is the first abrogation that occurred in Islam.
It showed the Muslims’ obedience to revelation and the clarity of their devotional identity.
It marked the transfer of the center of direction and spiritual leadership to the Muslim community.
It exposed the hypocrites and the weak among the Jews and distinguished the ranks.
It trained the Muslims to submit to Allah’s command without hesitation.
It helped build an independent civilizational identity for the ummah.
It pointed to the beginning of a new role in the path of the ummah.
The one who followed the divine command and conveyed it practically to the ummah
Those who worshipped facing the first qiblah, then obeyed the change
The weak and the hypocrites appeared among them and stirred confusion
Accepting Allah, the Most High’s command and being certain of His wisdom.
Truthfulness in following and not hesitating when a legal command comes.
Distinguishing the believing group from the hesitant or hypocritical group.
The transfer of the center of religious symbolism to the Muslim community.
Teaching the ummah that worship is built on compliance, not habit.
Showing that the highest authority in legislation belongs to revelation.
Affirming the identity of the ummah and linking it to the legacy of Ibrahim, peace be upon him
Hesitation before legitimate change or resisting an institutional shift commanded by Sharia.
Quick response to the true command while remaining firm in identity.
The need to make revelation the reference point when changing and developing.
Major transformations need clarity in identity and purpose.
Learning obedience and flexibility before the truth.
It is limited to the general lesson, without undisciplined analogies.
The event was a direct legislative revelation, while the modern one needs disciplined ijtihad grounded in the texts.
If the legal ruling is established, it must be followed and objections set aside.
