It is one of the ritual worships commanded by God and His prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and is not subject to debate or justification. Generally the number 7 has special significance in Quran; e.g..
Quran says (meaning English translation):
[ It is He who created for you all of that which is on the earth. Then He directed Himself to the heaven, [His being above all creation], and made them seven heavens, and He is Knowing of all things.] (2:29)
and:
[The semblance of those who expend their wealth in the way of God is that of a grain of corn from which grow seven ears, each ear containing a hundred grains. Truly God increases for whomsoever He will, for God is infinite and all-wise.] (2:261)
and:
[(One day) the king said (to his courtiers): "I saw sevenfat cows in a dream being devoured by seven lean ones, and seven ears of corn that were green and seven others that were seared. O courtiers, tell me the significance of my dream, if you know how to interpret them."] (12:43)
and:
[ It has seven gates; for every gate is of them a portion designated."](15:44)
and:
[We have indeed given you the seven oft-repeated (examples), and the majestic Qur'an.] (15:87)
They walk around it because it's there religion. It's a rule for them to once in their life to make a pilgrimage to mecca and walk around the Ka'bah 7 times. It is a ritual of the Hajj so it is just done.
It is a special kind of worship. The Muslims do so as they are commanded by Almighty Allah. Even before Islam, the Non-believers of Makka used to circle the Ka'aba seven times. It was started by Hazrat Abraham (AS) when he rebuilt Ka'aba.
Ka'abah was rebuilt by Prophet Hazrat Abraham AS. Since then it has been a practice to go around it. Islam continued this ritual. It is a compulsory ritual for the Muslims who perform Umrah or Hajj. It is a custom that is observed for winning the Pleasure and Goodwill of Almighty Allah (God).
It is a ritual worship per God command to Muslims that is out of debate and discussion. However, some say that this is resembling the seven heavens.
It is ritual worship and praying that is not subject to debates or justification.
Because they do
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Because to worship the god!!!
A Muslim walks round the kabah seven times
They run or walk around the shrine 7 times
Muslims turn all together toward the Kabah, the first mosque built by Abraham (peace be upon him) when they pray the ritual prayer 5 times a day
It is the House of Almighty Allah - Ka'abah - around which you circle 7 times while performimg Hajj or Ummrah. That is the basic and the most important ritual.
seven times.
the reason muslims walk around the kabah 7 times because it is an obligation to show respect to the prophet ibrahim. This is called tawaf Hope fully this helped you
It is kind of ritual worships and prayers that we don't ask why to be done this way. Otherwise, you ask also why Hajj is done is specific days of the year and not other days or why fasting is in Ramadan and not in another month, etc.
Yes, many times. the first of which is by prophet Ibrahim (Abraham).
Muslims go around the Ka'abah seven times in an anti-clockwise motion because this is what prophet Muhammad did (Peace be upon Him). Muslims follow in the footsteps of Muhammad. Muslims also do this because Allah revealed this is what is required of Hajj. Going around the Ka'abah is often called Tawaf.
What you termed as "the old temple" in Mecca is not really a temple. It is regarded as the House of Allah where Muslims face when they pray to Allah. It is called the "Kaabah". Muslims all over the world will face towards the 'Kaabah' when they perform their prayers. Muslims also circle the Kaabah seven times anticlockwise when the perform the ritual 'Tawaf' during the Hajj season as one of the seven mandatory acts of the Total Hajj Pilgrimage.
The Kabah was built many times the first time was by the angels , the prophet Adam , the prophet Shet , the prophet Ibrahim with his son Ismail , korysh before the birth of the prophet muhammed ,...
Your question is not understandable. But if u mean, What happens on the first day of hajj ? Answer is... On the first day of the Hajj, Muslims enter theSacred Mosque and circle the Ka'abba counter clockwise seven times, they thenkiss the Black Stone