Madina, or as Muslims call it “Taibah al Taibah”, is one of the main destinations for millions of Muslims around the world. It is the first capital of Islam in history, and the second holiest place for Muslims after Makkah al-Mukarramah.
Madina is located in Hejaz Region in the west of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It has the Noble Prophet’s Mosque, which was built by the Prophet himself in the first year after Hijrah (622 AD.). It is one of the largest mosques in the world after the Holy Mosque.
Millions of Muslims around the world visit Madina every year.

Madina

Al Madina Al Munawara

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Anwar Al Madinah Mövenpick Hotel is a 5-star hotel offering elegant accommodation less than a 5-minute walk from the Prophet's Mosque. The hotel features 4 restaurants on-site, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. The elegant, air-conditioned rooms are spacious and modern, and come with a refrigerator, work desk, satellite TV and an en suite bathroom.


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Anwar Al Madinah Mövenpick

Dar Al Taqwa hotel features air-conditioned rooms with a flat-screen TV and a tea garden that serves snacks and sweets. It is less than a 2-minute walk from the Prophet's Mosque. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi in all rooms. Dar Al Taqwa Hotel is a 15-minute drive from Madina Airport. There are many, many services and benefits offered by the hotel to guests and visitors.


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Dar Al Taqwa

Madinah Hilton is located within walking distance of the Prophet's Mosque, in the heart of Madina's shopping district. The hotel offers comfortable rooms with satellite TV. All rooms are air-conditioned, and some have a seating area. The accommodations are fitted with a work desk and minibar. The hotel also has a range of shops on the ground floor. Guests can also enjoy a delicious meal of traditional Arabic food at the Madina Hotel's restaurant while overlooking the Prophet's Mosque.


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Madinah Hilton

Crown Plaza hotel offers a view of the campus of the Prophet’s Mosque, so pilgrims can directly access the male and female entrances to the Prophet’s Mosque on foot or using the free shuttle service. Thanks to the property’s location in the Muslim-only area of Madina, the hotel is a convenient base for visiting Or for Hajj, with a warm Arabic welcome from the respectful and caring staff. There are also many, many services and benefits that the hotel offers to guests and visitors.


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Crowne Plaza

The 5-star Frontel Harithia Hotel overlooks the Prophet's Mosque, just a few steps away from the Prophet's Mosque. It offers a gym and rooms with free Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy breakfast in their rooms after a relaxing night. This hotel's restaurant serves traditional Saudi cuisine, and a variety of shops are also available on site. The hotel also provides many, many services and benefits for guests and visitors.


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Frontel Harithia

Millennium Al Aqeeq Hotel is one of the closest hotels to the Prophet's Mosque, as it is located in the second row of the Holy Mosque and is a few minutes' walks from the Prophet's Mosque. When you stay in the hotel, you will feel all the comforts, as the hotel has 505 guest rooms, 5-star hospitality service and a range of amenities, and is characterized by its classic elegant design.


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Millennium Al Aqeeq Hotel

Rua Al Hijrah Hotel is located in Madina, 80 meters from Al-Masjid Al-Nabawi, and accommodation with free WiFi. The property is 100 meters from Al Baqia Cemetery. The hotel offers a 24-hour front desk. The units in this hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV. The rooms include a private bathroom equipped with a shower, while some offer a seating area and partial views of the Haram. All units also provide a kettle and a wardrobe for guests.


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Rua Al Hijrah

Located in Madina, 8 km from Al-Masjid an-Nabawi and 300 meters from Al Rashid Mega Mall, Marriott Executive Apartments features a fitness center, spa, and wellness center and free WiFi. This 4-star hotel offers a free transfer service, as well as an indoor pool and a front desk It works around the clock.


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Marriott Executive Apartments

Millennium Madina Airport Hotel is Located in Madina, 17 km from Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, Millennium Madina Airport Hotel provides accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking, a fitness center, and a shared lounge area. This 5-star hotel also offers a concierge service and luggage storage area. 24-hour reception, airport transfers, room service, in addition to free Wi-Fi throughout the property, there are many, many services and amenities that the hotel offers to guests.


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Millennium Madina Airport Hotel

Experience luxury at it’s finest at InterContinental Dar Al Iman in Madina. Located within the courtyard of the Prophet's Mosque and 20 minutes from the airport, guests are provided with additional conveniences including 24-hour room service, on-site cafe, and private parking. Indulge in a meal at our gourmet Rotana restaurant before taking advantage of our hotel’s proximity to the city's Islamic sites and shopping centers.


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InterContinental - Dar Al Iman

Experience the history and unique location of InterContinental Dar Al Hijra. At the center of Madina and steps away from the Prophet's Mosque, Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, our hotel offers easy access to the city's Islamic sites for Ziyarat, as well as it’s shopping and commercial centers. Enjoy 24-hour room service, on-site parking, and gourmet dining outlets. Take your meals at our Al Safa restaurant before exploring the diverse experiences that await you during your stay.


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InterContinental - Dar Al Hijra

Step out of the gleaming lobby of the Crowne Plaza® Madina hotel into the sacred historic center of Madina. The hotel overlooks the Haram of al-Nabawi Mosque, so pilgrims can walk or take a free shuttle directly to the male and female entrances of the Prophet's Holy Mosque. In keeping with its location in the Muslim-only area of Madina, the hotel provides a restful base for a visit or pilgrimage, with a warm Arab welcome from respectful and attentive staff. The Concierge can help with advice on places to visit, as well as the best restaurants, markets and shopping malls in nearby modern Madina.

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Crowne Plaza Madina

Situated next to the Holy Mosque of Prophet Mohammed (PBUH), and only 20 min from the Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz International Airport, the hotel boasts 206 rooms and suites. Greatest care has been taken to bestow an ancient Arabian feel to the interior design of each room with elegant furniture, natural shades and delicate materials, ensuring that tradition meets luxury.
Located between historical places , the hotel also offers convenient access to Madina Haramain high speed train station (10min drive) and easy access to Men Rawdah Shareef entrance, Bilal mosque and few historical mosques.


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New Madina Hotel

It has been the cemetery of Madinah since the time of the Prophet, (blessings and peace be upon him).
Many dead people have been buried there over the ages, foremost among them are some of the mothers of the believers, and a large number of the honorable companions, (may Allah be pleased with them).
Al-Baqi' Cemetery is located to the southeast of the Prophet’s Mosque. It has an area of 180,000 m².

It was given this name because it used to have many trees. "Al-Baqi'" denotes a vast place where various types of trees grow.
The Prophet, (blessings and peace be upon him), used to frequently visit Al-Baqi’ Cemetery and pray for the dead.

**Men can visit Al-Baqi' Cemetery:**
- After the Fajr prayer until 08:00 a.m
- After Asr prayer for the duration of an hour
- Immediately after obligatory prayers if there is a funeral

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Al-Baqi' Cemetery

The Seven Mosques (or Al-Khandaq Mosques) are located on the western side of Mount Sala' in Madinah. They are erected on a part of the site of the Battle of the Trench (aka the Battle of the Confederates). These mosques are:

**Al-Fath Mosque (aka Al-Khandaq or   Al-Ahzab Mosque)**
- It was built by Caliph Omar bin Abdulaziz. It underwent many repairs and restoration works until the Saudi era.

**Salman Al-Farisi Mosque**
- It is 20 meters to the south of Al-Fath Mosque.

**Abu Bakr As-Siddiq Mosque**
It is 15 meters southwest of Salman Al-Farisi Mosque.

**Omar Bin Al-Khattab Mosque**
- It is 10 meters to the south of Abu Bakr As-Siddiq Mosque.

**Fatima Az-Zahra Mosque**
- It is also called Sa'd bin Moadh Mosque. It is the smallest of the seven mosques.

**Ali bin Abi Talib Mosque**
- It is located to the east of Fatima Az-Zahra Mosque, on a high rectangular mound.

**The Qiblatain Mosque**
- It is the mosque which witnessed the change of the qiblah direction. It is located in Bani Salamah area, 4 km away from the Prophet’s Mosque.

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The Seven Mosques

- Quba Walkway is a wide pedestrian path connecting the Prophet’s Mosque with Quba Mosque. It is equipped with state-of-the-art pedestrian facilities.

- There are many shops, cafés and traditional food restaurants along the path.

- The walkway is 3.6 km long. A part of the walkway serves as a park where adults and children can enjoy walking and experience the atmosphere of Madina.

- It is ideal for night walks during the hot season.

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Quba Walkway

Mount Uhud is a magnificent mountain, about 4 km to the north of the Prophet’s Mosque. The Noble Prophet, (blessings and peace be upon him), assigned it a special status; he said, "Uhad is a mountain that loves us and we love it." The Battle of Uhud, which is one of the greatest battles in the history of Islam, took place in the vicinity of this mountain. Seventy companions of the Prophet met martyrdom in this battle, notably among them is the sayyed of all martyrs, Hamzah bin Abdulmuttalib, (may Allah be pleased with him).
     
**Why was 'Mount Uhud' called by this name?**
- Because it stands alone, separated from other mountains in the area. It extends as a chain from east to west and slants towards the north.

**Approximate Dimensions:**
- **Length:** 7 km
- **Width:** 2-3 km
- **Altitude:** up to 1,077 m

In this area, visitors will see Mount Uhud, the Archers' Mount, and the Martyrs' Cemetery.

**This mountain can be reached through two means of transportation**

**Madinah buses**
- The starting point is the Haram
- Madinah bus station (Al-Haram-Uhud)
**Sightseeing buses**

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Mount Uhud

It is the place between the house of the Prophet and his pulpit, as the Prophet, (may peace and prayers be upon him), said: "Between my house and my pulpit is one of the gardens of Paradise". The shape of Ar-Rawdhah is rectangular, and its length from the pulpit to the Sacred Chamber is 53 cubits, equivalent to 26.5 m. It is now defined by green carpets different from the other carpets of the Mosque.

It has a number of landmarks: The pulpit, the prophetic mihraab (prayer niche), and Al-Asateen [the pillars].

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Ar-Rawdhah Ash-Shareefah

It is the house in which the Prophet, may peace and prayers be upon him, lived with the Mother of Believers Aisha bint Abi Bakr al-Siddiq, may Allah be pleased with them. It is located in the southeast side of the Prophet’s Mosque. The Prophet died and was buried in this Chamber in the direction of the Qibla. When Abu Bakr al-Siddiq died, he was buried behind the Prophet, and when Omar ibn Al-Khattab died, he was buried there, as well.
The Sacred Chamber has six doors: The southern door, the Door of Repentance; the northern door, the Door of Tahajjud; the eastern door, the Door of Fatima; the western door, the Door of the Prophet or the “Door of Delegations”; in addition to 2 doors, one to the right and the other to the left of the triangle inside the Chamber.

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The Sacred Chamber

It is the pulpit on which the Prophet, may peace and prayers be upon him, used to stand to deliver sermons. It was two cubits, one span, and three fingers long, and one cubit wide. It was developed over the years and received attention from the Saudi Government. About its virtues, the Prophet, may peace and prayers be upon him, said (Between my house and my pulpit is one of the gardens of Paradise.


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Pulpit of the Prophet

It is the place designated for imam during the congregational prayers in the mosque. During the time of the Prophet, the mihraab had no sign that distinguished it from other parts of the mosque, and the place where the Prophet stood to lead prayers was called a mihraab. The Prophetic Mihraab is located in the Ar-Rawdhah Ash-Shareefah, to the left of the pulpit. The imam of the Prophet’s Mosque stands in the Prophetic Mihraab to lead prayers.


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Mihraab (Prayer Niche)

They are the 27 openings innovated for natural ventilation to help provide an appropriate climate. When the sun heats up, these openings are closed to serve as fixed domes. They are opened and closed either automatically or manually. The manual opening takes half an hour while the automatic opening takes half a minute.


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Moving Domes and Umbrellas

The first person to construct a minaret at the Prophet’s Mosque was Omar bin Abdulaziz, during maintenance in the reign of Al-Walid bin Abd Al-Malik. He placed a minaret at every corner of the Mosque. With continued efforts through the ages, new minarets were constructed, and the total number amounts to 10 at the present time.


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Minarets of the Prophet’s Mosque

It is a leading complex dedicated to serving the Holy Quran, Quranic sciences, translations of the meanings of the Quran, and protecting the Quranic text from distortion through optimal utilization of advanced technologies in the fields of printing, audio recordings, electronic publishing and digital applications.

The Complex owns the largest Holy Quran printing press in the world. It is a culmination of the services rendered by the Kingdom to Islam and Muslims.

**Complex achievements include:** 

- Printing more than 350 million copies of the Quran so far
- Printing about 20 million copies of the Quran annually
- Production and printing of more than 250 editions of different sizes and translations
- Issuing and printing the Holy Quran in more than 70 languages that cover all parts of the world, including 39 Asian languages

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King Fahd Complex for Printing of Holy Qur’an

It is the first museum specialized in presenting the civilizational, cultural and Islamic history of Madinah from the Prophet’s migration to the present.
This museum takes you on a rich tour of the history of Madina, the Prophet's Mosque, and the biography of the Prophet, (blessings and peace be upon him).

Museum guides present detailed information to visitors in several languages, highlighting:
- The number of historical and archaeological holdings
- Historical figures
- Pictures, drawings, inscriptions, writings and manuscripts

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Dar Al-Madina Museum of Urban and Civilizational Heritage

It is a small mountain next to Mount Uhud.

**Origin of the Name**
- It was given this name because the Prophet, (blessings and peace be upon him), ordered the archers in the Battle of Uhud to take their positions at the top of the mountain and to stay firm to protect the Muslim army and prevent the enemy from turning around the mountain and besieging the Muslims.

There were 50 archers under the command of Abdullah bin Jubair, (may Allah be pleased with him). The inevitable came to pass as some archers disobeyed the Prophet's commands when they saw that the polytheists had initially been defeated and started to flee the battlefield. Then, the archers left their positions and went down to collect booty while their commander, bin Jubair, tried in vain to dissuade them.

Therefore, Khaled bin Al-Walid, still a polytheist at the time, took advantage of that mistake, turned around the mountain with some elements of the polytheist army and attacked the Muslim army. He managed to reverse the outcome of the battle, and the victory of the Muslims turned into a defeat in which many of the Prophet's companions, (may Allah be pleased with them), were killed. 

Allah Almighty says, {Why [is it that] when a [single] disaster struck you [on the day of Uhud], although you had struck [the enemy in the battle of Badr] with one twice as great, you said, ""From where is this?"" Say, ""It is from yourselves [i.e., due to your sin]}. [3: 165].

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The Archers' Mountain

In 1983, a project was launched to convert the Hejaz Railway Station, which was built in 1908, into Al-Madina Museum.

**Holdings**

- The museum holds various archaeological collections, visual exhibitions, and rare pictures and photos that shed light on the history of Madina in the various eras.

- The museum holds nearly 2,000 artifacts that embody the heritage and culture of Madina, and document the landscape, demographics, and the ways in which Madina was shaped down the ages.

**Location of the Museum**

- It is located in the railway station building, which is the last station of Hijaz Railway, near Al-Anbariya Mosque in Madina.

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Madina Museum (Hejaz Railway Museum)

- This mosque was built on the site where Abu Bakr As-Siddiq, (may Allah be pleased with him), used to perform Eid prayer with the people of Madina during his reign. The location is adjacent to the prayer ground where the Prophet, (blessings and peace be upon him), used to lead the Eid prayer. It is very close to Al-Ghamamah Mosque.

- It is a historic mosque that attracts visitors as its traditional style has been preserved.

- This mosque was built during the tenure of Omar bin Abdulaziz, (may Allah be pleased with him), as governor of Madina. Its black stone wall and traditional style have been preserved. The 1254-AH architectural style of the building is maintained today.

- Visitors can enjoy a close view of the mosque and take photos in the outer courtyard.

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Abu Bakr As-Siddiq Mosque

- It is an ancient historic mosque, built during the time of the Prophet, (blessings and peace be upon him).

- The Prophet supplicated Allah in that mosque and his prayer was accepted, hence the name ijabah (response). The Prophet passed by this mosque and prayed two rak'ahs along with some of his companions. Then he supplicated his Lord, asking Him for three graces. Two of these graces were granted, while the third was denied.
 
- Al-Ijabah Mosque is 580 meters to the northeast of the Prophet’s Mosque after the expansion.

- The current mosque was built on the site of the old one during the Saudi era. It has an estimated area of 500 square meters.

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Al-Ijabah Mosque

- Known as Al-Ghamamah Mosque, it was built on the site where the Messenger of Allah, (blessings and peace be upon him), performed the Eid and rain request prayers.

- It is about 500 meters to the southwest of the Prophet’s Mosque.

- This mosque was built during the tenure of Caliph Omar bin Abdulaziz as governor of Madina. It underwent successive renovations throughout the ages. Today, the architectural style of the mosque has been maintained.

- The five daily prayers, except for the Friday prayer, are held in this mosque.

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Al-Musalla (Al-Ghamamah) Mosque

- It is the mosque which witnessed the change of the qiblah direction. 

- When the Messenger of Allah, (blessings and peace be upon him), was in Makkah, he used to turn towards Jerusalem in his prayers, with the Ka'bah in front of him, between him and Jerusalem.

- When he migrated to Madina, he kept praying toward Jerusalem for a year, while he liked to turn towards the Ka'bah. Ultimately, the following ayah was revealed to him {We have certainly seen the turning of your face, [O Muhammad], toward the heaven, and We will surely turn you to a qiblah with which you will be pleased. So, turn your face [i.e., yourself] toward Al-Masjid Al-Haram}. (2: 144). Immediately, the Prophet turned towards the Ka'bah.

- It is reported that the change of the qiblah direction occurred when the Messenger of Allah, (blessings and peace be upon him), was in Bani Salamah neighborhood. He had already prayed two rak'ahs of Zuhr when the change of the Qiblah direction was revealed to him. He immediately turned towards the Ka'bah without interrupting the prayer and moved ahead of the congregation from the other direction. So, the Mosque was called Al-Qiblatain Mosque.

- This mosque is 4 km away from the Prophet's Mosque. It is located in Bani Salamah area.

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Al-Qiblatain Mosque

- It was erected on the site where Eid prayers were established during the reign of Caliph Ali bin Abi Talib, (may Allah be pleased with him).
- It is approximately 400 meters to the west of the Prophet’s Mosque.
- It was first built during the tenure of Omar bin Abdulaziz as a governor of Madina.
- It was restored and repaired during the Saudi era in 1411 AH.

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Ali bin Abi Talib Mosque

- It was erected on the site where Eid prayers were established during the reign of Caliph Omar bin Al-Khattab, (may Allah be pleased with him).
- It is located to the southwest of the Prophet’s Mosque, some 455 meters away from the expanded building.
- It was first built after 850 AH. 

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Omar bin Al-Khattab Mosque

- It is the first mosque built in Islam. The Prophet, (blessings and peace be upon him), built it when he first came to Madina as a migrant. Before he entered Madina, he stayed in Quba for four days. On the fifth day he continued his journey to Madina with Abu Bakr As-Siddiq, (may Allah be pleased with him).
    
- Allah Almighty says, {A mosque founded on righteousness from the first day is more worthy for you to stand in. Within it are men who love to purify themselves; and Allah loves those who purify themselves}. [9: 108]

**Virtues of Quba Mosque**
- The Prophet, (blessings and peace be upon him), regularly visited and prayed in Quba Mosque. He said "Anyone who performs ablution at home, goes to Quba Mosque and prays there shall have a reward equivalent to that of 'Umrah."

**Location**
- Southwest of Madina, in an area rich in date palm plantations.

**Area**
- The mosque has a total area of 13,500 square meters and accommodates 25,000 worshipers.

**King Salman Project to Expand Quba Mosque 1443 AH**
- This project is the largest expansion of Quba Mosque. It aims to expand the mosque and improve the surrounding area. The project seeks to expand the total area of the mosque to 50,000 square meters, with a capacity of up to 66,000 worshipers.

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Quba Mosque

- This display is concerned with a comprehensive civilizational presentation of the biography of the Prophet, (blessings and peace be upon him), in a distinct scholarly approach, utilizing innovative and creative presentation tools.

**Location**
- The southern area facing the Qiblah of the Prophet’s Mosque.

**The display aims at**
- Introducing knowledge of Allah Almighty, His names and attributes, and signs of His greatness
- Introducing knowledge about Islam and Islamic values and teachings
- Presenting the biography of Prophet Muhammad, (blessings and peace be upon him)
- Giving presentations on the prophets and messengers of Allah, (blessings and peace be upon them) 
- Introducing Islamic monuments and Muslim civilizational landmarks

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The International Fair and Museum of the Prophet's Biography and Islamic Civilization

- The architecture of the Prophet’s Mosque is a testament to the beauty and perfection of Islamic architecture and the rich historic heritage of the Prophet’s Mosque.

- This exhibition aims to enrich the visitor's experience and to highlight aspects of the architecture of the Prophet's Mosque and the provided services.

- It enriches the experience of its visitors by presenting features of the Prophet’s Mosque, such as the pulpit, the mihrab (niche), domes, umbrella canopies, gates and minarets. State-of-the-art presentation methods are employed to present the content in several world languages.

- Through 12 replicas, the history of the architecture of the Prophet’s Mosque is presented since it was first constructed, covering the various expansions of the mosque throughout history.

**Location of the Exhibition**
- It is located in front of the southern facade of the Prophet's Mosque.

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The Prophet’s Mosque Building Exhibition

- The Uhud Martyrs' Cemetery is 5 km to the north of the Prophet’s Mosque, at the foot of Mount Uhud. The area is called the Martyrs’ Square.

- The Martyrs' Cemetery is so called because it holds the bodies of 70 of the noble companions who were martyred in the Battle of Uhud.

- One of the most famous companions buried there is the sayyed of martyrs, Hamza bin Abduluttalib, uncle of the Prophet, (blessings and peace be upon him).

- Today, the cemetery is surrounded by a wall on all sides, allowing visitors to see the inside of the cemetery.

- It is Sunnah for visitors of the cemetery to greet and pray for the dead. The Messenger of Allah, (blessings and peace be upon him), used to say when visiting cemeteries, “Peace be upon you, inhabitants of the abode of a believing people. Allah willing, we will join you. May Allah have mercy on those who have gone ahead of us and those who come later.”


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The Martyrs' Cemetery

Aliat Mall is a new addition to the world of modern buildings in Madina, due to its stunning architecture and captivating designs, taking into account its proximity to the Prophet’s Mosque, since its initial launch in 2007, it has witnessed a great turnout, due to the new excellence that visitors to the center sensed, this is due to the presence of the finest international brands for the first time in Madina.


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Aliat Mall - Kinan

Al Noor Mall has many options for visitors. In addition to the shops, there are fast food restaurants, prayer areas, children's play areas. There are also parking lots, and toilets. It also has very modern architecture and very nice designs.


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Al Noor Mall

Al Rashid Mega Mall is the second largest mall in Madina and one of the largest and most famous malls in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It has several branches in many Saudi cities. The mall is located on King Abdullah Road in Madina and consists of one hundred and twenty-five diverse shops. It is also characterized by its elegant and exceptional design.


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Al Rashid Mega Mall

Characterized by its strategic location on King Abdullah Road and has an easy access to and exit. It includes many popular brands, and a dedicated area for restaurants and entertainment areas to enjoy an ideal shopping and entertainment experience.


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Al-Manar Mall

It is located on Qurban Road in Al-Magharba neighborhood, 1.2 km away from the Prophet’s Mosque. It is a traditional market where you can enjoy the flavor of traditional dishes representing the various ethnic backgrounds of the inhabitants of Madinah. It opens in the early morning and closes at midnight.

At-Tibakhah Market

It is located in the area chosen by the Messenger of Allah, (blessings and peace be upon him), as a market for the people of Madinah. It is linked to the early economic activity of the nascent Muslim community. It was essentially called Madinah Market, and was later renamed "Al-Munakhah"  because coming pilgrims stopped there for a short time. It was restored recently, so it is now shaded and open on the sides. Water spray humidifiers have been installed to moisten the air, too.  

Al-Munakhah Market (Madinah Market)

It is a heritage market built from the debris of demolished structures of the Prophet's Mosque. It is an old market located in Al-Ainiyah Center, the Heritage neighborhood. Some materials of old houses were also used in building this market. It comprises 40 sales outlets and is characterized by its traditional architectural style that simulates the old markets of Madinah.

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Al-Ainiyah Market

Tokushi, the authentic Japanese restaurant in Madina, is one of the best restaurants serving Asian and Japanese dishes. The restaurant's decor is impressive and takes you to Japan. The menu is full of delicious dishes including sushi sashimi, nigiri sushi, temaki, maki tokushi, sushi muriausi, tempura, salads,appetizers, soups and desserts that are unmatched.

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Tokushi

Dose Café is a breakfast restaurant and lounge located on Sultana Street (Abu Bakr Al Siddik Road) near the Islamic University in the Qiblatain area. It opens its doors early in the morning. From 6:00 in the morning you can have breakfast there, thus tasting various croissants and sandwiches with coffee or a good matcha tea.

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Dose

Awana Indo-Chinese Restaurant in Madina is a restaurant specializing in Chinese and Indian cuisine and serving buffets for all kinds of occasions.


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Awana

TTWest Pizza Restaurant, which is located on Prince Muhammad Bin Abdulaziz Street, Al-Arid, Madina, offers a large number of delicious pizza meals.

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TTWest

- A high-speed train, serving Hajj and ‘Umrah pilgrims, connects Makkah, Madina and Jeddah Airport.

**Location of Haramain Express Stations**
- **Jeddah Airport Station** is located inside King Abdulaziz Airport
- **Makkah Railway Station** is 3.5 km from the Grand Mosque of Makkah. Buses transport passengers from the Grand Mosque to the train station and vice versa. 
- **Madina Railway Station** is 9 km from the Prophet's Mosque. Buses transport passengers from the Mosque to the train station and vice versa

**How can I book a Haramain Express ticket?**

You can book Haramain Express tickets through:
- Online booking through the <span class="gold"><a href="https://sar.hhr.sa/home#">website</a></span> or mobile app
- Train station counters
- Call Haramain Express unified number: 920004433


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Haramain Express

- Prince Muhammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport is the main airport of Madinah. It is about 15 km to the northeast of the city. It is especially significant as it is the arial gateway of Muslims to the Prophet's Mosque and a port of arrival and departure of international Hajj and 'Umrah pilgrims. 

**Key Services**
- Car parking in front of the airport terminal building can accommodate up to 2,000 cars.
- Bank offices and ATMs
- Cafes, restaurants, souvenir and gift shops around the airport
- Offices of telecom companies, selling SIM cards and internet packages
- Providing special services for passengers with disabilities
- Luggage wrapping service around the clock
- Taxis outside the airport and car rentals through the offices of car rental companies in the arrival terminal
- Bus service every 30 minutes from outside the main terminal building to Madinah city center
- Passengers can purchase a maximum of one bottle (5 liters) of Zamzam water from the Zamzam water sales center located in front of the Hajj lounge.


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