What is inside the black box in Mecca?

There is no black box in Mec- Oh you mean the Ka'aba: Apparently, the Ka'ba is not actually black, its a bricked and cube-like structure. It is the epi-center of the Muslim world and millions of Muslims visit the Kaaba for pilgrimage. read more

Many people has been inside Ka’bah and it’s common for Saudi’s royal to invite visiting muslim head of state to see inside of Ka’bah. It’s no holier than any other place in Mecca. In fact Ka’bah served only as a center reference for Muslim and hold no significant value other than that. read more

Mecca is thought to be the place where Ishmael and his mother Hagar were provided with a spring of water in the desert. As it is the most sacred place in Islam, non-Muslims are forbidden from entering. In the center of the mosque, there is a black, box-shaped building, which has sparked questions from those unfamiliar with the Islamic culture. read more

You mean by black box the building of Kaaba in Makkah (or Mecca) in Saudi Arabia. This building is the first God house on earth and was built long time ago before Jesus (peace be upon him). In the era of Prophet Abraham and Prophet Ismael (peace be upon them), they both raised the foundation of this house that was covered. read more

If you walk into the building called the Ka’aba (the black box as you call it) it is just a tall room with three pillars in middle holding up the ceiling. The walls, floor and ceiling are lined with green marble tiles otherwise it is mostly an empty room. read more

In 628CE Muhammad led a group of Muslims towards Mecca with the intention of performing the minor pilgrimage (Umrah) at the Kaaba, though he wasn't allowed by the people of Mecca to do so, he secured a peace treaty with them called the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah, which allowed the Muslims to freely perform pilgrimage at the Kaaba from the following year. read more