Episodes: Series - El Kaaba El Musharafa - 1981

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The events revolve around the honorable Kaaba and its construction's history during the era of Adam, and Azazel's attempts, with the ginn Lazzi's help, of tempting humans fail. When Adam and the righteous Wadd, Suwa', Yaghuth, Ya'uq, and Nasr die, people build statues of them and worship them.

When Noah dies, and Hud, Salih, and Abraham come after him during the reign of King Nimrod, who declares himself a god, Abraham and his wife Sarah are forced to go to the Levant, where they fight the Canaanites, who in turn seek the assistance of the Pharaoh, and Sarah is taken captive.

As Abraham marries Hagar, she gives birth to Ishmael. She ran back and forth seven times between Safa and Marwa when Abraham left them until the Zamzam Well appears next to her. Sarah gives birth to Isaac. God redeems Ishmael with a ram from heaven after ordering Abraham to slaughter him.

Iblis loses his sight when Abraham and Ishmael begin to rebuild the Kaaba, and Gabriel brings the Black Stone to Ishmael to install it in the Kaaba, and people start circumambulating around it. When the construction of the Kaaba is completed, the village is named Mecca, and people begin the pilgrimage.

Ishmael becomes a prophet on the Tihamah and Yemen journey to spread God's message and leaves his son. When Abraham and Ishmael die, the dispute between the giants and Banu Jurhum goes on with the intervention of Iblis and his descendants to shed blood in the Sacred House of God.

When the chief Banu Jurhum becomes in charge, and rumors are circulated to sow discord between the two chiefs, Banu Jurhum win, and blood is shed on the Holy Land. Ishmael's children disperse for fear of sedition, and Iblis succeeds in bringing the idols to the Kaaba.

Ishmael's children return to see the violations that took place in the Kaaba at the hands of Amr of Banu Jurhum, and most of the Kaaba collapses due to heavy rain. When the children force Banu Jurhum to leave the command of the Kaaba to al-Harith, who follows in his father's footsteps, conditions worsen.

Al-Harith flees when Ishmael's children rise up against him, and Sahl assumes command of the Kaaba. Sahl retracts his promise to cleanse the Kaaba of idols after Iblis prompts him to do so and he sowed sedition in the former's heart toward his friends, and the Zamzam Well dries up.

Sahl becomes tyrannical after he obeys the orders of Iblis and his descendants and spreads corruption and immorality in Mecca. Ishmael's children gather with the Quraysh tribe, led by Nadr, the leader of Ishmael's children, and the rabbis persuade King Tubba to enter Mecca and the Kaaba gets draped.

As Tubba goes to Yemen to call for monotheism and proves to them their misguidance in worshiping fire, Iblis tempts Zoraa, Tubba's son, to spread Judaism. When Jesus, the son of Mary, is sent to spread a new religion, Zoraa, Tubba's son, kills everyone who stands up to him.

Qusayy assumes leadership of the Quraysh tribe. When Cimon appears, a Christian man who escaped from the Romans, Iblis captures him and sells him as a slave to a merchant called Shehab. As Cimon is able to spread Christianity in his town, King Dhu Nuwas attacks the town to burn it when he learns about it.

Abd al-Dar takes over the rule of Quraysh after Qusayy dies. As Saleh the Christian resorts to the King of Abyssinia to destroy the army of Dhu Nuwas, he sends Arayat and Abraha and they win. When Iblis succeeds in making them fight each other, Arayat dies and Abraha becomes the ruler of Yemen.

Iblis persuades Abraha to build Al-Qalis to be a match for the Kaaba. When Abd al-Muttalib assumes command of the Kaaba and succeeds in digging Zamzam, he vows to sire 10 children and slaughter one of them but retreats his decision when he learns that his son Abdullah will be a man of great eminence.

Abdullah marries Aminah, and Abraha marches his army to the Kaaba to demolish it. Abdullah travels to Yathrib for trade and dies, and Aminah gives birth to Muhammad. As God sends flocks of birds, Abraha’s army is killed. Abu Lahab still brings shame to his father, Abd al-Muttalib, through his actions.

The rabbis and monks prophesy that Muhammad will be the prophet of the nation, and after the land dried up, rain falls with the blessing of the master of humanity. Aminah dies in Yathrib, and Abu Talib takes over the leadership of Quraysh after the death of Abd al-Muttalib.

Most of Quraysh's elders believe that Muhammad is a false prophet. Muhammad is called "the truthful and trustworthy one." He marries Khadija and they have four daughters. As the Kaaba's Kiswah is accidentally burned, Abu l-Hakam objects when Abu Talib sees that it has to be demolished and rebuilt.

When rains fall and destroy what remains of the Kaaba's walls, and everyone participates in the construction of it, Iblis' attempts to disrupt the building fail. The master of all humanity Prophet Muhammed settles in the Cave of Hira.

Everyone is surprised when the idols are turned upside down. When Muhammad has his prophecy and Gabriel comes down to Muhammad to teach him how to pray, Khadija and Ali embrace Islam, and the numbers are secretly increasing day after day.

As many conspire against Muhammad, Bilal, Abu Bakr, Uthman, and others embrace Islam. Abu Talib refuses to kill Muhammad but doesn't convert. Abu al-Hakam’s attempt to kill Muhammad is unsuccessful. When Walid ibn al-Mughira dies, his son Khalid refuses to participate in torturing Muslims.

Hamza and Umar embrace Islam. A siege is imposed on Muslims for years due to a paper written and hung on the Kaaba by ibn al-Harith, whose hands get paralyzed and the paper falls down. Abu Talib and Khadija die. The infidels don't believe the journey of the Isra, and the Aws and Khazraj believe in Muhammad's call.

The people of Yathrib welcome Muhammad after his migration to it, and God orders that the qiblah be turned toward the Kaaba. Abu Jahl is killed when he attacks Yathrib. The Abyssinian regrets killing Hamza and handing over his liver to Hind. Khalid wins the Battle of Badr against the Muslims.

Muhammad orders the digging of a trench around the city. When the tribes of Quraysh unite against him, God defeats them. He conquers the Jews of Yathrib and orders Thumamah ibn Uthal, ruler of al-Yamama, to send food to Quraysh, as they are starving. Muhammad and the Muslims go to Mecca for Umrah.

The Muslims return to Medina after the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah. Mu'awiya, his father, Amr, Khalid, and Hind embrace Islam. The Muslims return to Mecca for the Umrah. Muhammad receives the Black Stone, and gives the Kaaba's keys to Uthman ibn Talha and the title of "Sword of God" was given to Khalid.

Ikrima and Safwan embrace Islam, the Messenger of God calls for the women's allegiance, and he intends to perform Hajj after spending nine years without it, and also he teaches them the pillars of Hajj.

Muhammad makes the farewell circumambulation with his people before returning to Medina. As Iblis fills Abu Sufyan with envy to take over the rule after Muhammad, everyone rejects him. When Muhammad dies, everyone pledges allegiance to Abu Bakr after Iblis tries to create dissension.

Al-Siddiq makes Amr in charge of the judiciary and Abu Ubaidah in charge of the treasury. Zayd ibn Thabit takes over the collection of the Qur’an into one book, and conquests follow. Abu Bakr dies, succeeded by many caliphs, till Yazid I, whom Abd Allah ibn al-Zubayr ​opposes, and blood is shed.

Abd al-Malik ibn al-Hakam assumes the caliphate of the Levant. Abd Allah ibn al-Zubayr rebuilds the Kaaba, as it was destroyed when the Levant army attacked the Hejaz with catapults and fire. Al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf, by order of Abd al-Malik, prepares to wrest the rule from ibn al-Zubayr.

Abd Allah ibn al-Zubayr dies after Abd al-Malik’s army laid siege to Mecca. When the latter orders al-Hajjaj to demolish the Kaaba and build it as it was during the era of Ishmael, he quickly regrets it, after al-Harith ibn Rabi'ah tells him that the building was built with Muhammad's instructions.

Scholars warn Abd al-Malik against demolishing the Kaaba again, and Iblis’ attempt to sow discord in Abd al-Malik’s heart towards his scholars ends in failure. When Iblis prompts Abu Tahir al-Qarmati to build a rival building to the Kaaba and steal the Black Stone, he does.

After Sanbar steals the stone, and it remains away from the Kaaba for twenty years, he is forced to return it. When a salty liquid falls from the sky and the Kaaba is demolished, scholars advise Prince Masoud to rebuild it. Iblis's attempts to steal the stone fail, and the Haram is expanded.