ALBAWABA - A mosque in Iraq's Baghdad has been trending after it displayed a hair inside a glass bottle and attributed it to Prophet Muhammad.
Photos were shared online showing loads of people rushing to the mosque to get the blessing after the mosque claimed to have a hair that "belongs to Prophet Muhammad."
The Ibn Bunnieh Mosque in Baghdad was full of worshipers who called to take pictures of it, despite the doubts surrounding such allegations that are repeated in many mosques and countries only to get attention.
Photo of the hair attributed to Prophet Muhammad by the Iraqi mosque. (social media)
In the pictures widely shared on social media, one of the mosque's caretakers was seen holding the hair that was placed in a transparent glass box, while dozens gathered around him to take pictures.
The Mosque shared the news on the night of the 27th of Ramadan, which is considered one of the nights likely to be the blessed Night of Destiny.
The incident of the hair allegedly said to belong to Prophet Muhammad has sparked mixed reactions, led by comments from people who doubted that the hair belonged to the Prophet, who lived more than 1,400 years ago.
