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It was first built by angels before any man appeared on earth. Then it was rebuilt many times notably by Prophet Abraham and his son Prophet Ismael. Prophet Muhammad and his tribe extended the walls of Kaába
but first probhet Adam built it and then it fell down and when probhet Abraham, saw it he re built it with his son ismail.
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