Action of Hajj Pilgrims Washing Clothes Using Zamzam Water Near Masjidil Haram, Making Those Who See Shake Their Heads

Dream - Approaching the peak of the Hajj pilgrimage, pilgrims from all over the world began to flock to the Land of Washing. Various unique stories also colored this year's Hajj pilgrimage.

One of the stories that is often heard is the story of Zamzam water that has cured various illnesses of the Hajj pilgrims. Because of its blessings, many pilgrims queue to drink and even perform ablution using Zamzam water.

Although the water flows continuously without stopping, pilgrims are not encouraged to use excessive water.

However, an unexpected thing was done by a woman in a video uploaded by the TikTok account @erwinismailkohler while in one of the places where pilgrims use Zamzam water.

Not for drinking or ablution, this mother was seen using Zamzam water to wash clothes. Meanwhile, people around her just let her do it and didn't say anything.

A man who recorded the video was surprised to see the mother washing clothes using soap in that place. Meanwhile, the mother just smiled when caught by him.

"Allahu Akbar, this is what happens after performing the umrah pilgrimage, this female Hajj pilgrim washes her clothes using Zamzam water. Allahu Akbar," he said while recording.

He mentioned that the location of the Zamzam water is near Masjidil Haram, precisely next to the house where the Prophet was born.

"If we drink Zamzam water little by little, but this mother uses Zamzam water to wash clothes," he said.

After being uploaded, this video went viral on social media and has been watched more than 4.4 million times. Not only that, this video also received various responses from netizens in the comment section.

"Why didn't anyone reprimand her? I was given Zamzam water, I shared it with my family so that everyone could have some. It's sad," wrote the account @Mamanya Zerico.

"Oh Allah.. we use Zamzam water for drinking... and she uses it for washing..." wrote the account @syakillasyakilla81.

"So, is it allowed or not? If it's not allowed, there should be officials to enforce it," wrote the account @linayahijab.

"I'm crying, ma'am. I drink Zamzam water, even if I get it as a gift, but I don't know if it's pure or not," wrote the account @warung Ha5.

@erwinismailkohler EMERGENCY! THIS HAJJ PILGRIM WASHES CLOTHES USING ZAMZAM WATER 🤣 #airzamzam #masjidilharam ♬ original sound - Erwin Ismail Kohler