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Old gate in Masjid al-Haram, removed in 1960s Not to be confused with the gate with the same name in the Prophet’s Mosque.Baab-As-Salaam (Arabic: باب السلام), pronounced as "bāb assalām", is one of the gates at the Great Mosque of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. This phrase in Arabic when literally translated into English means "Gate of Peace". It has been a tradition for first time visitors to the mosque to enter the Great Mosque of Mecca through this gate. This gate is located in the stretch between the Sa'ee.
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