Al-Masjid an-Nabawi and the Rawdah
The Prophet's Mosque and the Rawdah, described as "a garden from the gardens of Paradise".
Al-Masjid an-Nabawi is the mosque the Prophet Muhammad built after his migration to Medina. The Rawdah within it is the area between the Prophet's tomb and his pulpit, described in hadith as "a garden from the gardens of Paradise".
An appointment system applies at certain hours for praying and supplicating in the Rawdah. Our group leader helps guests obtain an appointment through the Nusuk application.
Throughout our stay in Medina the daily prayers are offered together in the Prophet's Mosque. The graves of Abu Bakr and Umar lie beside it.
This visit is included in our Umrah programmes.
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