Holy Makkah (Brief History, Geography & Hajj Guide) by Safiur Rahman Al Mubarakpuri is an English Islamic book that presents a concise yet comprehensive look at Makkah’s historical development, geographic features, religious significance, and pilgrimage rites. It combines authentic historical narrative with practical guidance, making it useful both as a reference on the origins and sanctity of the holiest city in Islam and as a study guide for those preparing for Hajj. The text explains why Makkah is sacred, highlights important landmarks such as the Black Stone and the Zamzam Well, and traces the evolution of the Holy Kaʿbah and the Grand Mosque from the time of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ to later expansions. The final section provides a clear, structured guide to the rites of Hajj, helping readers understand what to do, why it’s done, and the wisdom behind each ritual. 

152 pages. Softcover, 17 × 24 cm. English language. Four-color print with maps and visual aids. 

• Explains Makkah’s historical development and religious significance, including how key events shaped its sanctity in Islamic tradition.
• Highlights geographic and landmark features such as the Black Stone and Zamzam Well that are integral to the city’s identity.
• Includes a complete, practical Hajj guide outlining rites and rituals with context and purpose, ideal for pilgrims. 

Best simple English guide to understanding the history, geography, and sacred rites of Makkah and Hajj. Perfect for students, future pilgrims, history readers, and anyone seeking authentic insight into the holiest city in Islam.

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