It is the second holiest mosque in Islam, and the greatest mosque in Islam after the Grand Mosque of Makkah. Cognizant of the virtue of prayer in this mosque, Muslims from all over the world visit it. It is associated with the life of the Prophet (ﷺ), and the lives of his companions, both emigrants and helpers (ansar).
The Blessed Rawdah: it is paradise on earth, where an exhausted person finds serenity and peace. Here you can hear the moans and sense the sincere hopes of people at prayer.
It is the house of the Prophet, blessings and peace be upon him, in which he lived throughout his Madinah period. It witnessed many of the episodes of his life, too. The prophet, blessings and peace be upon him, also received Quranic revelations in this room. Hence, Allah honored it to become the burial place of the prophet's honorable body.
Moving domes and symmetrical canopies are important aspects of the appealing sights in the Prophet’s Mosque. The domes are characterized by their splendid architectural style.
It is the mosque that carries the fragrant memories of history and the honor of being the place where the Prophet (ﷺ) and his honorable companions prayed. It is also the place that emanates the lights of guidance to all parts of the world.
Visitors of the Prophet's Mosque are dazzled with the beautiful workmanship and elaborate inscriptions of the mosque gates. These gates are made according to the highest international and technical specifications, and are further decorated with exquisite Islamic inscriptions and decorations.
The Prophet's Mosque is surrounded by courtyards on all sides. Visitors first arrive at these outer areas before they enter the mosque proper.
