Are the mosques of Makkah considered part of the Haram?
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Question:
The questioner asks: Are the mosques of the Noble Makkah considered Haram, and is it permissible to pray in them on the basis that they are within the Haram?
Answer:
Yes, there is no doubt that it is Haram. Everything within the miles that mark the boundaries of the Haram is Haram, because the rulings of the Haram apply to it. Its game is not to be driven away, its lost property is not to be picked up, and its grass and pasture are not to be cut. The green trees are not to be cut down. All the rulings of the Haram apply to what is within the markers and boundaries of the Haram. Prayer in it is multiplied in reward. Prayer in it is multiplied in reward, but prayer at the Ka'bah and in al-Masjid al-Haram, which is the mosque of the Ka'bah, is undoubtedly better than prayer in the rest of the Haram. Yes.
The questioner asks: Are the mosques of the Noble Makkah considered Haram, and is it permissible to pray in them on the basis that they are within the Haram?
Answer:
Yes, there is no doubt that it is Haram. Everything within the miles that mark the boundaries of the Haram is Haram, because the rulings of the Haram apply to it. Its game is not to be driven away, its lost property is not to be picked up, and its grass and pasture are not to be cut. The green trees are not to be cut down. All the rulings of the Haram apply to what is within the markers and boundaries of the Haram. Prayer in it is multiplied in reward. Prayer in it is multiplied in reward, but prayer at the Ka'bah and in al-Masjid al-Haram, which is the mosque of the Ka'bah, is undoubtedly better than prayer in the rest of the Haram. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، هل تعد مساجد مكة من الحرم؟ للشيخ الفوزان — youtube.com
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