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Moon to Align Directly Above Kaaba Tonight

28 February, 2026 10:07

Saturday, February 28, 2026 – A rare sky event will take place tonight as the moon aligns directly above the Holy Kaaba in Makkah. The natural phenomenon will offer both a beautiful sight and a practical guide for Muslims around the world.

According to Saudi astronomers, the moon will be around 91 percent illuminated. It will appear bright and clear in the night sky. People will be able to see it easily without any telescope.

Rare Celestial Alignment Over Makkah

The moon will move directly above the Kaaba, which is located inside Masjid al-Haram in Makkah.

This type of alignment does not happen very often. It draws attention from both astronomers and believers.

Experts say the clear sky conditions will make the event even more special.

Easy Way to Determine Qibla Direction

The alignment will help Muslims correctly determine the Qibla direction. Qibla is the direction Muslims face during prayer, which is towards the Kaaba in Makkah.

When the moon appears exactly above the Kaaba, anyone who can see the moon at that moment can face towards it. That direction will be the correct Qibla.

This method is simple. It does not require any compass or mobile application.

A Beautiful Night Sky Display

Besides the bright moon, other stars will also be visible tonight. The 91 percent illumination will make the moon shine strongly against the dark sky.

Skywatchers and families may gather to witness the event. For many, it will be both a spiritual and scientific moment.

Astronomers say such alignments are useful natural markers. They offer an easy and reliable way to confirm direction.

Muslims are encouraged to look at the sky at the announced time in their region to benefit from this rare opportunity.

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