Station of Ibrahim

Maqam Ibrahim is an archaeological stone upon which the Prophet Ibrahim stood when raising the bases of the Kaaba. The outcropping of stones was cut over it, where the Prophet Abraham used to stand on it and build, and it is the stone on which the one who made the call to prayer and the call to Hajj among the people rose, and in this stone are the footprints of the Prophet Ibrahim, after his feet sank into it, and it is the stone that people know today at the honorable Kaaba, and they pray behind it. Two rak'ahs of circumambulation. It is a square-shaped stone about half a meter long, its color is between white, black and yellow, and it is currently covered with a glass façade with a cover of copper on the outside and a marble floor. Foot contours blurred.