Notable for housing a cave known as Ghar Thawr (Cave of Sawr), in which the Islamic Prophet Muhammad ﷺ took refuge from the Quraysh, during the migration to Medina Sharif
The Spring of Islam, Jabal Al Nour or Mountain of Hira Cave is situated near to Haram Sharif in Makkah famous for Cave of Hira, where the first verse of Quran was revealed to Hz. Muhammed ﷺ
Used as a base camp during the Battle of the Trench, this is where Hz. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ prostrated and prayed for his Ummah, also the site where tribe of Bani Haram used to live
Located in the south of Medinah sharif & about 8 kms away from Masjid al-Nabawi, It measures approximately 955 metres in height, making it the second largest mountain in Medinah sharif
Renovated and expanded a number of times since it was first built, Quba Mosque was the first mosque to be built by the Prophet ﷺ after his arrival in Medinah Sharif from Mecca Sharif
Place where Bibi Aisha رضي الله عنها had put her Ihram (restriction on pilgrimage), allowed by the prophet ﷺ as a special case during the Farewell Hajj
Mosque which marks the location of the historic treaty of Hudaibiyah, a peace agreement between the Prophet ﷺ and the Quraysh tribe of Mecca Sharif. Today, it is used as a Miqat for pilgrims intending to enter into Ihram
Only opened during the Hajj season, Masjid al-Khaif is one of the most important mosque in mina valley where it is said according to many traditions that Hz. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and it also knows as burial site of Hz...
Meaning Mosque of the Two Qiblas, Qiblatain Mosque is notable for being the location where the Prophet ﷺ received a divine command to switch the Qibla from Jerusalem to Mecca Sharif. It is one of the three earliest...
Also known as Al-Aqaba Mosque, it is situated near Mina and it is the site where two crucial pledges of allegiance were made by the Ansar of Madinah, which led to the migration of the Prophet ﷺ to the city
Also known as Masjid Bani Haritha, Al Mustarah Mosque is a mosque situated on the site where the Prophet ﷺ rested and prayed upon his return from the Battle of Uhud
Also Knows as Mosque of the Tree, it marks the spot where the Prophet ﷺ summoned a nearby tree which approached him and stood in front of him, before returning to its place
Also known as Masjid Dhubab, Al-Rayah Mosque is a small mosque which marks the site on which the Prophet ﷺ pitched his tent prior to the Battle of the Trench
Also knows as Masjid al-Misbah, Banu Anif Mosque is a mosque located southwest of Masjid Quba, the site where Prophet Muhammad ﷺ did the first Fajr prayer when he first arrived in Medinah Sharif
Also known as Masjid al-Shajarah (Mosque of the Tree), this mosque is the place where the Prophet ﷺ wore Ihram for Umra and Hajj al-Tamattu. It also serves as the Miqat for pilgrims travelling from Medinah Sharif to...
Rebuilt and expanded during the reign of King Fahd bin Abdulaziz in 2003, Masjid al-Minaratain is a mosque built at the location where the Prophet ﷺ had prayed
Situated at the spot where the Prophet ﷺ prayed and supplicated for the well-being of the Muslims of Medinah sharif, before departing for the Battle of Badr
Situated west of Jabal Sela, Bani Haram Mosque stands in an area where the Holy Prophet ﷺ performed a miracle during preparations for the Battle of Khandaq
Historical mosque in Al Ahsa, This mosque is believed to be the first mosque built in Eastern Province and it is reported that this is the second mosque in the world where Friday congregation prayer (Juma'a Prayer) was...
It is located within the botanical garden of Western Mountain route. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, when he came to Taif after being harrased in Mecca sharif stood at or near this place or leaned near it
Also knows as Masjid al-Dara', it marks the spot where the Prophet ﷺ prayed salah on the eve of the Battle of Uhud. Also the preparations for the battle were made here
Also known as Ash-Shukr Mosque, As-Sajadah Mosque is famous for Prophet Muhammad's ﷺ prostration here after hearing a good news from Hz. Jibrael عليه اسلام
One of the most ancient mosques of the region dating back to the time of the companion of prophet Mohammad ﷺ and his paternal cousin who later became one of the most notable exegists of his time
“Pearl of al-Jawf “ as said by some writer, this Mosque was built by the orders of second Caliph Hz. Umar رضي الله عنه who ordered it's construction upon returning back from Jerusalem almost 1300 years ago
Also knows as "Tree of Boqei'aweih", under which the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is believed to have sat and rested as a boy, when travelling with his uncle to Syria
Historic city buried under the sand, this ancient city was a famous stop for the pilgrims coming from Syria and also many traditions with Prophet Muhammad ﷺ are said to have happened here
One of the most significant Muslim sites in this area, This monastery is where the Bahira the monk lived and preached during the times of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ childhood
The stunning black hillock of al-Yamaam, frequently mentioned in the accounts of the Pilgrimage route, is located approximately 46 kms from the Prophet's mosque (pbuh)
According to history, our prophet Muhammad ﷺ threw his holy spit into the well, when people complained about the Water, that was dangerous for their cattle. So after that it was known as well of wellness (Shifa)
It's a well next to which the Prophet ﷺ camped for one night, before bathing with its water the next morning, performing Salah and entering Mecca Sharif
Located near Ar-Rawha valley where many historic things took place, there is a well. Once this well water was salty, bitter and not drinkable. On hearing this, Prophet Mohammad ﷺ spat into the water and it turns...
Mosque believed to be built on the site where, acc. to Shia muslims, Head of Imam Hussein رضي الله عنه is buried. It also house some of the holy relics of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, his sahabas and the Oldest complete...
Located on the left bank of the world famous Dal Lake, Hz.bal Shrine is the most revered Muslim Shrine of Jammu and Kashmir whose sanctity comes from the fact that the Moi-e-Muqadas, the Sacred Hair (Relic) of the...
Inside the Mosque there is a box containing the hair from the beard of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and for this reason the mosque, built in a typical Othoman style, is considered to be very holy in the Islamic World
After the Arab conquest of Egypt in AD 640, it was said that Prophet Muhammad ﷺ granted the monks of Saint Catherine's Monastery a covenant whereby their lives and property became secure under Muslim rule
Interesting museum that was once an old railway station, It gives you a glimpse of how people of Medinah used to live along the pre and after-islam era. It also provides a good generic information about the prophet ﷺ...