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Tomb of Hz. Amr ibn al As رضي الله عنه

A wealthy member of the Banu Sahm clan of the important tribe of Quraysh, Hz. Amr ibn al As رضي الله عنه accepted Islam in 629–630 and was Sent to Oman, in southeastern Arabia, by Hz. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, he successfully completed his first mission by converting its rulers to Islam

Egypt and Turkey

Grave in Cairo (Real authentic burial Site)

Coordinates: 30.004452, 31.260983

Grave in Turkey

Coordinates: 41.022349, 28.976847

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Mehrab Nabawi ﷺ

Meaning the "Prayer Niche of the Prophet", it is a "commemorative" prayer niche, marking the location of the actual spot from which Hz. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ used to lead Salah (prayers)

Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Deir Jernos

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Hz. Abdullah bin Rawahah رضي الله عنه

A renowned poet of Arabia and was also known by his title of "Poet of the Messenger", Hz. Abdullah bin Rawahah رضي الله عنه was the third amir appointed by the Prophet ﷺ to lead the Muslim army in the battle of Mu’ta

Al Areesh Mosque

Located in the city of Badr, it is where the Prophet ﷺ ordered to set up a pole in order to direct the progression of the Battle of Badr

Blue Mosque of Tabriz

Masterpiece of Iranian decorative tile work, Blue Mosque of Tabriz is known as the Turquoise of Islam because of the blue tiles used in the decoration of both the interior and exterior of the mosque

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