The ancient or early name for the site of Mecca is Bakkah ( also transliterated Baca, Baka, Bakah, Bakka, Becca, Bekka, etc .).

Bakkah ( also transliterated Baca, Baka, Bakah, Bakka, Becca, Bekka, etc.

It is also believed that Hagar and Ishamel settled in Bakkah, and the Quran relates that Abraham came to Mecca to help his son Ishmael build the Kaaba adjacent to the well of Zamzam.

* Bakkah, also transliterated Baca, is another name for Mecca, Saudi Arabia

The form Bakkah is used for the name Mecca in the Quran in 3: 96, while the form Mecca is used in 48: 24.

Bakkah () is an ancient name for Mecca, the most holy city of Islam.

Most people believe they are synonyms, but to Muslim scholars there is a distinction: Bakkah refers to the Kaaba and the sacred site immediately surrounding it, while Mecca is the name of the city in which they are both located.

Bakkah is mentioned in sura 3 ( Al-i-Imran ), ayah 96 of the Qur ' an, where it is said to be the site of the first place of worship.

The form Bakkah is used for the name Mecca in the Quran in 3: 96, while the form Mecca is used in 48: 24.

In Islamic tradition, Bakkah is where Hagar and Ishmael ( Ismā ' īl ) settled after being taken by Abraham ( Ibrāhīm ) to the wilderness, a story related in the Bible's Book of Genesis ( 21: 14-21 ).

The name Bakkah is woven into the kiswa, the cloth covering the Kaaba that is replaced each year before the Hajj.

The Quranic passage using the form Bakkah says: " The first sanctuary appointed for mankind was that at Bakkah, a blessed place, a guidance for the peoples.

Many Muslims point to the Old Testament chapter Psalm 84: 3-6 and a mention of a pilgrimage at the Valley of Baca, that Muslims see as referring to the mentioning of Mecca as Bakkah in Qur ' an Surah 3: 96.

According to Islamic tradition, the history of Mecca goes back to Abraham ( Ibrahim ) who built the Kaaba with the help of his elder son Ishmael in around 2000 BCE when the inhabitants of what was then known as Bakkah had fallen away from the original monotheism of Abraham through the influence of the Amelkites.

* The proper nouns Iram ( Q 89: 7, Iram of the Pillars ), Bābil ( Q 2: 102, Babylon ), Bakka ( t ) ( Q 3: 96, Bakkah ), Jibt ( Q 4: 51 ), Ramaḍān ( Q 2: 185, Ramadan ), ar-Rūm ( Q 30: 2, Ancient Rome ), Tasnīm ( Q 83: 27 ), Qurayš ( Q 106: 1, Quraysh ), Majūs ( Q 22: 17, Magi ), Mārūt ( Q 2: 102, Harut and Marut ), Makka ( t ) ( Q 48: 24, Mecca ), Nasr ( Q 71: 23 ), ( Ḏū ) an-Nūn ( Q 21: 87 ) and Hārūt ( Q 2: 102, Harut and Marut ) occur only once in the Qurʾān.

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