It is part of mainstream Sunni and Shia versions of Islam, but it is not part of islam as taught by the Quran. Never once has this stone been mentioned anywhere in the Quran.

It is part of mainstream Sunni and Shia versions of Islam, but it is not part of Islam as taught by the Quran. Never once has this stone been mentioned anywhere in the Quran.

It is part of mainstream Sunni and Shia versions of Islam, but it is not part of islam as taught by the Quran. Never once has this stone been mentioned anywhere in the Quran. The hadith in question accuses Umar, and accuses Umar of accusing Muhammad of idolizing something that it correctly recognizes as something which can "neither do any harm nor any good".

It is part of mainstream Sunni and Shia versions of Islam, but it is not part of islam as taught by the Quran. Never once has this stone been mentioned anywhere in the Quran.