A harrowing Facebook Live video has emerged from a woman trapped on the 23rd floor of the Grenfell Tower.

The harrowing Facebook Live footage shows the woman inside her home as residents bang on doors to avoid being burnt alive, The Sun reports.

Speaking to another woman, the poster called Rania Ibrham, is told not to open the front door as it will “let the smoke in”.

Footage from Rania Ibrham’s Facebook Live video. Upon opening her door, she sees a corridor filled with smoke as alarms sound.Source:Facebook

The woman then says: “You have your children, standing near the door, the smoke is not going to help you”.

Rania then pulls the front door open to a corridor plunged into darkness as her neighbours run through the smoke.

She shouts out “hello, come here, come here” as she cries to someone inside her home that the “people need to be let in”.

A man in the corridor tells the 30-year-old to go back into her apartment and close the door.Source:Facebook

Shocking footage shows the woman, who is believed to be praying, on her balcony as screams can be heard in the background during the horror.

Another woman screams “we’re stuck on the 23rd floor ... there’s too many people stuck upstairs” as the fire ravages the 24-storey building.

Sirens ring out as Rania speaks in Arabic with a shaking voice, her camera trained onto the ground 23 floors below her.

Speaking in a shaking voice in Arabic, Ms Ibrham was apparently praying as she filmed out her window, saying ‘forgive me everyone, goodbye’.Source:Facebook

The chilling footage — viewed more than 130,000 times — was posted by Rania Ibrham as the flames tore through the tower block.

The mum-of-two is also believed to have sent out a harrowing video message to her best friend while trapped inside the burning building.

The terrified 30-year-old, who hasn’t been seen since Grenfell Tower went up in flames, spoke in Arabic during a final Snapchat at 2.54am this morning to friends.

Her friend Yaz told Good Morning Britain: “You can see she is trapped. She is praying and saying ‘forgive me everyone, goodbye’.”

The tower erupted in flames about 1am. Picture: Daniel Leal-Olivas / AFPSource:AFP

The missing tower block resident is mum to a five-year-old and three-year-old girls, Yaz said.

At least 12 people have been confirmed dead in the huge inferno at the 24-storey Grenfell Tower.

Harrowing video footage shows desperate residents tie bedsheets together to make rope as they made frantic attempts to get out of the building.

Many were seen jumping from upper floor windows in horror scenes “reminiscent of 9/11”.

There are 120 homes in the flat and the leader of the local council said “several hundred” would have been in the tower block when the blaze broke out.

This story originally appeared inThe Sunand has been reproduced with permission.