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MEDINAH

Historically known as Yathrib, Al Madinah was established in the 6th century B.C. It is celebrated as the place where Muhammad established the Muslim community. Al Madinah is steeped in Islamic heritage, and it is home to the Quba Mosque (the first mosque built in Islam) as well as the Prophet’s Mosque, which is considered to be the second-holiest mosque after Makkah’s Grand Mosque. Yathrib came to prominence centuries ago because of its location; it sits among various trade routes and has unique geographical features, including mountains, plains, oases, and gold, silver and copper mines. Al Madinah receives millions of Muslims from all around the world on their religious journeys each year, though both Muslims and non-Muslims are free to explore Al Madinah’s many attractions. These include Jabal Uhud, Jabal Al Rayah, Archers’ Hill and Jabal Thawr, all of which hold historical and religious importance, as well as Al Madinah Museum and the Dar Al Madinah Museum, where guests can explore the city’s roots.

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PROPHET’S MOSQUE (EXTERIOR)

Medinah

Admire the grandeur of Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, the second holiest mosque in Islam and the resting place of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). While access inside is reserved for Muslims, non-Muslim visitors can respectfully view its stunning architecture and iconic green dome from designated exterior areas outside the Haram boundary.

QUBA MOSQUE (EXTERIOR)

Medinah

Located just outside the center of Medina, Quba Mosque holds the honor of being the first mosque ever built in Islam. Although entry is restricted to Muslims, non-Muslim visitors can observe and photograph the mosque’s beautiful white domes and learn about its deep historical and spiritual significance from nearby viewing areas.

QIBLATAIN MOSQUE (EXTERIOR)

Medinah

Known as the “Mosque of the Two Qiblas,” this unique site marks the moment when the direction of prayer was divinely changed from Jerusalem to Mecca. While interior access is limited to Muslims, non-Muslim guests can stop outside for historical insight and to appreciate its importance in early Islamic history.