Tawaf is a significant ritual in Islam performed during the pilgrimage known as Hajj or during Umrah. It involves circling the Kaaba, a sacred structure located in the Masjid al-Haram in Mecca, seven times in a counterclockwise direction. Pilgrims begin at the Black Stone, touching or pointing to it if possible, and then proceed around the Kaaba, expressing devotion and unity with fellow Muslims. During Tawaf, worshippers recite prayers and supplications, reflecting on their faith and seeking forgiveness. This act symbolizes the believer's love for Allah and their commitment to worship. The circular movement represents the eternal nature of God and the unity of the Muslim community.