For Muslims, visiting Medina City after Mecca can be a dream. This city also comes to mind while considering travel to holy sites and obtaining a blessing from Allah (SWT) after visiting Mecca. Visiting this sacred location, which is the resting place of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), might bring tremendous blessings. Millions of pilgrims worldwide go to Medina each year after completing their Hajj and Umrah by booking Cheap Umrah Packages. Pilgrims visit numerous historical and religious sites in this ancient city.
Here, we will discuss numerous historical and religious sites in Medina:
- Prophet’s Mosque (Masjid al-Nabwi)
- Jannat al-Baqi
- Qiblatain Masjid
- Uhud Mount
- Salman Farsi Garden
- The Wadi e Jinn
Prophet’s Mosque (Masjid al-Nabwi)
Masjid al-Nabwi is the most well-known mosque in Medina. A light green dome denotes the large tomb in the mosque's southeast corner. The graves of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), Abu Bakr (R.A), and Umar (R.A) exist in this green dome. Muslims can always enter the mosque at any time. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) constructed this beautiful mosque in 622 AD. You can learn more about the Muslim community by engaging in various acts of worship at this location.
Jannat al-Baqi
Jannat al-Baqi is located southeast of the Prophet’s Mosque (Masjid al-Nabawi). This historical cemetery is the resting place of numerous scholars, companions and loved ones of the Holy Prophet (PBUH). The Prophet’s companion, Uthman ibn Madhoon (R.A), was the first person buried in the Jannat al-Baqi in 624 AD.
Qiblatain Masjid
Qiblatain Mosque is 8 kilometres from the Prophet’s Mosque on Khalid ibn al-Walid Road in Medina. The Prophet (PBUH) received the order from Allah to change the Qiblah from Jerusalem to Mecca at this mosque. It is among the few mosques worldwide to have contained two mihrabs in different directions. Muslims must visit this historical landmark to explore an incredible experience.
Uhud Mount
Uhud Mountain is 12.5 kilometres away from the Masjid al-Nabawi. The significance of the Battle of Uhud may be seen in the rocky top of Mount Uhud. Pilgrims should ascend the peak and learn about its importance. There must be two rakats of Nafl prayer. The Hajj season makes this location extremely congested.
Salman Farsi Garden
Salman Farsi Garden is a peaceful and soothing location for travellers and pilgrims visiting Medina. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) placed 300 palm dates in this garden to free Salman Farsi (R.A) from his Jewish master. Approximately 5 miles southeast of Medina lies this Garden, where entrance is free.
The Wadi e Jinn
What is the Wadi-e Jinn? The valley is just thirty kilometres from Madinah. The location, which faces the city to the northwest, is mysterious and has drawn tourists and admirers worldwide. It is a popular destination for weekend camping by travellers and visitors in Saudi Arabia's holy region.
Summary
To sum up, you can explore numerous sites in the holy city of Medina during Hajj and Umrah journeys. These trips will take you on a spiritual journey where you may relive the beautiful moments you shared there. Praying in Masjid An-Nabwi, Quba Mosque, and Masjid al-Qiblatain offers extra benefits. Consider the opportunity to travel during Ramadan, which you have obtained by purchasing Ramadan Umrah Packages as a gift from Allah (SWT). Because Medina is serene, you will experience distinct emotions from those in Mecca. I hope your trip to Medina goes smoothly!
