Makkah City Keychain<\/p>\n
This commemorative medallion is not just a piece of metal, but a symbol of history and place. Each part tells a story and conveys a memory: 1. King Abdulaziz Towers: This medallion is made from the finest raw materials and has been carefully painted to remain as a reminder of the beauty and importance of Makkah in the hearts of Muslims.” <\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n
\nfeaturing the tallest clock in the world, which has become a prominent landmark in the sky of Makkah. These towers represent a symbol of sophistication and modernity in the heart of the Holy City, and reflect the Kingdom’s efforts in developing the Two Holy Mosques. 2. Zamzam Water:
\nThat blessed spring from which water flowed thanks to the patience and faith of Mrs. Hajar, the wife of the Prophet Abraham, peace be upon him. Zamzam is not just water, but a symbol of giving and divine blessing. 3. Fever Pigeons:
\nBirds that hover around the Makkah Mosque, and have been sung by Umm Kalthoum and poets. These birds represent peace and safety in this holy place. 4. Makkah Bus:
\nmakes it easy to travel between the city’s areas and see its most beautiful landmarks. This bus reflects urban development and interest in facilitating the movement of pilgrims and visitors. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"