No More Hajj and Umrah until the Destruction of the Kaaba Approaches the Doomsday, Is it True?

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"There will be no more Hajj and Umrah until the Destruction of the Kaaba Approaches the Doomsday, is it true?"

"God SWT provides guidance through the Quran and the Prophet's hadiths about the signs of the coming of the Day of Judgment."

Dream - The Day of Judgment is one of the phenomena of the end times that has been predetermined by Allah SWT. It is not clearly stated when the Day of Judgment will occur, and only Allah SWT knows it. However, Allah SWT provides guidance through the Quran and the hadiths of the Prophet about the signs of the coming of the Day of Judgment. This should be a subject of reflection and preparation for mankind in the world to improve their deeds. One of the signs of the coming of the Day of Judgment is the abandonment of the pilgrimage and umrah. As we know, during the Hajj season, the Holy Land will be filled with Muslims performing the Hajj pilgrimage.

That continues to happen every year and experiences an increase. What if one day the Kaaba, which is the destination of all Muslims in the world, has fewer visitors?

No More Hajj and Umrah until the Destruction of the Kaaba Approaches the Doomsday, Is it True?

Muslims must be careful. As the saying of the Prophet Muhammad, "The Day of Judgment will not happen until the Kaaba is no longer visited for Hajj." (Narrated by Bukhari) To find out the explanation, here is as summarized by Dream through various sources.

"Destruction of the Kaaba before the Day of Judgment"

The Doomsday becomes an event greatly feared by mankind in the world. As explained in the hadith, one of the signs leading to the Doomsday is the Kaaba no longer being visited for Hajj.

In a hadith it is explained that the destruction of the Kaaba is caused by the mischief of Dzu as-Suwaiqatain from Abyssinia. He will destroy the Kaaba by seizing the Kaaba's adornments until he removes the Kaaba's cover cloth. The hadith also explains that Abdillah bin Amru will damage the Kaaba using a pickaxe and shovel. The hadith states: "The Kaaba will be destroyed by Dzu as Suwaiqatain from Abyssinia, its adornments will be seized, and its cover cloth will be removed. It is as if I see his head bald and his joints twisted. He strikes the Kaaba with a pickaxe and shovel." (HR. Ahmad)

"Hajj and Umrah are still performed after the arrival of Ya'juj and Ma'juj"

It is mentioned in a hadith that after the arrival of Ya'juj and Ma'juj, the pilgrimage (hajj) and minor pilgrimage (umrah) will still be performed.

Haji dan Umrah Masih Dilakukan setelah Datangnya Ya'juj dan Ma'juj

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"Niscaya Isa bin Maryam will perform the hajj to the Baitullah and perform umrah after the emergence of Ya'juj and Ma'juj." (HR. Ahmad) Then, it is also explained in a writing in the book "The Dreadfulness of the Day of Judgment", Qatadah narrated, after the destruction of Ya'juj and Ma'juj, people began to find tranquility and their sustenance returned. Then, Allah SWT also sent a cool wind and later assigned Allah SWT to take the souls of every remaining Muslim on the last day."

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Qatadah said: "At that time, Prophet Isa bin Maryam was deceased and prayed upon by the Muslims and buried alongside Prophet Muhammad in his room."

The importance of believing in the Day of Judgment.

Believing in the Day of Judgment is one of the six pillars of faith in Islam. Here are some important reasons why it is necessary for friends of Dream to believe in the Day of Judgment.

1. Strengthening Faith and Piety

Believing in the Day of Judgment reminds a Muslim of the eternal afterlife. This encourages them to enhance their worship and piety, and to avoid sins because they are aware that every action will be held accountable before Allah SWT.

2. Drivers for Doing Goodness

Belief that every good deed will be rewarded in the afterlife motivates a Muslim to increase righteous deeds, such as prayer, zakat, charity, and other good actions. This also inspires them to help others and perform acts of kindness in daily life.

3. Motivation to Improve Oneself

Awareness of the existence of hisab (reckoning) in the afterlife motivates a Muslim to always improve oneself and enhance the quality of worship and morality. They strive to become better individuals in order to face the Day of Judgment with good deeds.

4. Preventing Sinful Actions

The fear of punishment in the afterlife becomes a strong fortress to prevent someone from committing sins. This awareness helps to control carnal desires and worldly temptations that can lead someone into wrongdoing.

5. Increasing Gratitude

Faith in the Day of Judgment makes a Muslim more grateful for the blessings bestowed by Allah SWT in this world. They realize that this world is temporary, and greater blessings await in the afterlife for those who are grateful and obedient.

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