How were the pieces of the Ka’ba Kiswah delivered to Epshteyn?

According to recently released documents, it has been revealed that pieces of the sacred Ka’ba Kiswah from Mecca were sent to the United States. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

These fabrics were delivered to Jeffrey Epstein through shipments organized via the United Arab Emirates. According to the information, in February and March 2017, a businesswoman named Aziza al-Ahmadiy, in cooperation with Abdulloh al-Maari, sent three pieces of the Kiswah.

The Kiswah holds special respect in the Islamic world; every year, the old fabric is removed from the Ka’ba and replaced with a new one. The old parts of the Kiswah are preserved as rare items of religious and historical significance.

The documents state that this cargo was sent from Saudi Arabia to Florida by air transport via British Airways. The shipment was delivered to Epstein’s home in Florida in March 2017.

By that time, Epstein had been convicted of sexual crimes and was registered on a special list. Electronic correspondence noted that Aziza al-Ahmadiy specifically emphasized the religious significance of the Kiswah to Epstein.

However, detailed information about why this fabric was sent specifically to him and how the connection between the parties began has not been disclosed.