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The sacred cloth at the center of the Hajj pilgrimage
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An article explaining the kiswah, the black gold-embroidered cloth that covers the Kaaba during the annual Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca, and its significance in the ritual of tawāf.
The sacred cloth at the center of the Hajj pilgrimage
During the Hajj pilgrimage, Muslims go around the cube-like sacred structure, the Kaaba, which is covered with a black cloth, the kiswah. MASTER/Moment via Getty Images
As Muslims gather for the annual pilgrimage of Hajj in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, they will circle around the “Kaaba,” a black cube draped in gold-embroidered cloth. A ceremonial textile – known as the “kiswah” – covers the Kaaba, around which Muslims will walk seven times in a ritual known as “tawāf.” It is the central act of the ann
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