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The Prophet's Mosque

It is the second holiest mosque in Islam, and the greatest mosque in Islam after the Grand Mosque of Makkah.

As Safiyyah Museum & Park

Occupying a unique location only steps away from the Prophet’s Mosque, this cultural tourist oasis combines learning with fun and brings the pleasure of both the soul and the body into play

Madinah Roads

Tours to the various landmarks carefully prepared to meet your interests and needs

Quba Mosque

the first mosque established by the Prophet, blessings and peace be upon him, upon his advent to Madinah

Madinah 360

Tour Madinah and explore its historical and civilizational monuments.

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The Trench

A majestic spot that witnessed the most intense moments in the life of the Messenger of Allah and his honorable companions. The sincerity of the faith of the Companions, may Allah be pleased with them, and the betrayal of the hypocrites and Jews surfaced here, in great events immortalized by the Qur’an and ended with the victory of the Prophet and his companions.

Dar Al-Madinah museum

Dar Al-Madina Museum, the memory of Islamic civilization in the prophet's city, embodies the various chapters of the prophet’s life, and preserves Madinah heritage, urban monuments and historical events. Visitors enjoy a unique cultural and thought-provoking tour.

Hijaz Railway Museum

It is a place where you experience the rich history of Islamic Civilization under one roof.

Baqi' Al-Gharqad

The prophet, blessings and peace be upon him, chose this place to be a graveyard for his companions. Around 10,000 of the honorable companions were buried there. Because of the large number of righteous people who were buried in this cemetery, it is called Al-Baqi' Garden.

Quba Mosque

It is the first mosque in Islam. The Prophet (ﷺ) with his own blessed hands, laid the foundation stone of the mosque, which was built by the emigrants and the helpers (ansar). Allah extolled this mosque and mentioned its virtues in the everlasting Qur'an, "A mosque founded on righteousness from the first day is more worthy for you to stand in." (9:108)

Mount Uhud

It is a majestic mountain that had a special place to the Prophet, blessings and peace be upon him, who said: "Uhud is a mountain that loves us and we love it."

The Prophet's Mosque Museum

Visitors sense the greatness of the Prophet's Mosque and the attention given to it by Muslim rulers who have competed in serving mosque visitors and employing the best styles of Islamic architecture.

Athq Well

When he emigrated from Makkah to Madinah, the Prophet (ﷺ) stopped at this well and built near it the first mosque in Islam, Quba Mosque.

The Well of the Ring

The Prophet (ﷺ) sat at it and gave the glad tidings of Paradise to Abu Bakr, Umar and Uthman. It embraced the ring of the Prophet (ﷺ).

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Roads

Tours to the various landmarks carefully prepared to meet your interests and needs

Foods

Enjoy the taste of Madinah cuisine and international dishes.

Crafts

Discover the main crafts of Madinah

Pottery Making

Pottery is one of the oldest crafts in human history. In Madinah, it became popular due to the availability of raw materials - water and soft soil - in the surrounding valleys.

Sewing

It is a craft that has been practiced by all nations in all ages. It differs from one nation to another according to local culture and customs. In Madinah, it has been known since dawn, and is characterized by the diversity of styles.

Rawashin Making

This craft pertains to the aesthetic design of facades of buildings and houses. Such a design was most popular in Madinah in the past.

Rosary-Bead Making

This is one of the most important heritage crafts in Madinah. Craftsmen have continued to practice this craft, and passed it down for centuries until our time.

Wicker Weaving

This is a craft that demonstrates the abundance of palm trees and their diverse uses. Weavers use palm fronds to make multiple products.

Sheraik Bread

Ramadan iftar bread. Known for its amazing taste, sheriak comes in round loafs of bread coated in sesame, that are brittle from the outside and soft from the inside. It makes a part of the table of the people of Madinah, especially at the iftar table.

Manto

Manto is a popular dish in Madinah and the western region of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The word is borrowed from the Persian word 'manto' which means wrapped filling.

Kabli Rice

Rice with the rich oriental flavors and special Madinah cuisine

Dibyaza

Dibyazah is a traditional luxurious dish of the Hijazi food heritage and is a traditional component of the Eid festivity.

Sehlab

Sehlab is a delicious winter drink made of milk, orchid powder and several delicious flavors and nuts. The word sehlab is borrowed from the Turkish salep denoting the drink and the orchid plant. The Turkish salep word is believed to be derived from an Arabic word, tha'lab, which is the name of the plant in Arabic.