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The UnXplained: The Black Stone of Mecca is the MOST SACRED in the World (Season 5) | History

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  1. Mecca it is home to one of the world's largest religious structures the Grand Mosque in the center Courtyard of this immense
  2. edifice stands a 43 foot tall Granite Cube known as the Kaaba the house of God five times a day every day almost 2
  3. billion Muslims across the world turn and pray towards this striking black Monument the holiest and most secret site in all of Islam
  4. why because embedded in the Eastern corner of the shrine is perhaps the most sacred stone in all the world
  5. the black stone of Mecca for the world 1.8 billion Muslims this stone is crucial
  6. when Muslims faced in the direction of Mecca they face in the direction of that stone this object as simple as it might be
  7. is of incredible significance to the Muslim faith because it is said to have fallen from heaven the commands of Allah at the time of
  8. Adam and Eve and it was said to have marked the position of the first temple which obviously becomes Mecca itself [Music]
  9. then the stories of that stone its last during the flood because Muslims have the same flood story that the Jews do from the Hebrew Bible then that stone
  10. for Muslims is rediscovered by Abraham so Abraham with his son Ishmael build in Mecca the first place of prayer that's why Mecca is important to Muslims
  11. because this is the first place of prayer to the one God over time it gets worn away the building gets rebuilt in 605 the prophet Muhammad
  12. himself is the one that places that stone in its place that's part of what gives it power
  13. each year millions of Muslims make a pilgrimage or Hajj to the Kaaba once their visitors take part in a series of rituals called tawaf which
  14. includes circling the Kaaba seven times in the belief that it will bring about true humility by linking them with God the black stone is therefore one of the
  15. focal points of the Hajj ceremony that every Muslim certainly tries to achieve during their lifetime and they will then enter the Central Court of Mecca and if
  16. possible try to kiss the black stone in emulation of Muhammad who was said to have set it up in this position in the year 605 A.D
  17. certainly the stories that have been built around it really pull people in and some people suggested that maybe it's something in the stone itself that
  18. pulls people in Stone itself pulling people in but how for the millions if not billions of
  19. Muslims who have made their pilgrimage to the Kaaba there's no doubt that the black stone has an inexorable power
  20. that seems to draw them into its orbit and according to some experts that's because the black stone is not of this world
  21. Muslims believe that this was sent down by God to Earth if we're scientific we may call that a meteorite if we're not scientific we may
  22. call that miraculous you know here's this stone that comes from the heavens when a meteorite hits the Earth and somebody witnessed the fall and they
  23. were to go to that location there's a variety of things that they might be able to find if the Stone Falls in a Sandy area for example there might be a
  24. lot of heat associated with the meteorite as it falls and that could cause a fusion of the sand to cause some kind of glass to form and so when you
  25. walk up onto it you might find some interesting new features that you probably wouldn't have seen in that particular part of the of the world
  26. before meteorites arrive from outer space being exposed to cosmic rays they're slightly
  27. Radioactive people not exposed to electromagnetic radiation they might have been able to even feel that buzz from this rock from
  28. the radiation beta particles especially you know whether you believe it was sent by God or whether you believe it was a random act that has literally
  29. extraterrestrial Origins and so that creates a real power there could the Blackstone of Mecca really have the power to physically affect
  30. people who come near it the truth is we may never know for sure because Noah has ever been officially
  31. allowed to inspect or analyze it so there are a lot of exciting and interesting questions about the
  32. Blackstone I think the first initial one is is it actually a meteorite a lot of people propose that and there's some evidence particularly from a local
  33. impact crater that it came from there and is there some sort of radiation energy that it emits or is coming from it that we just don't understand yet
  34. so it would be really amazing to have the opportunity to analyze the Blackstone there are obviously challenges both sort of social as well
  35. as scientific it's in the Muslim world it's in a very sacred place it's a very sacred stone so bringing in scientists and doing careful analyzes have those
  36. Social Challenges and would be difficult

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