MUSJID AL FAT’H , MADINAH

West of Musjid Al Nabawi, is Masjid Al Fat’h which is situated at the foot of the Sila mountain and forms part of the complex known as ‘Masajid Al Sab’ah (The Seven Musjids).
Built during the Umayyad Dynasty by the Khalifah Umar Ibn Abdul Aziz, it is said to be erected on the spot where the Prophet ﷺ had his tent set up during the Battle of Khandaq (Trench), in the 5th year after Hijrah.
It gets its name from the ‘Fat’h’ (the Victory) the Muslims achieved over the confederates, after having been completely surrounded with all odds pinned against them.
The Musjid is also known as Musjid Al Ahzab (The Musjid of the confederates).

THE QUR’AN FACTORY, MADINAH

Entrance to the factoryInterior of the factory The King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Qur’an is a printing plant located in Madinah. It was established in 1984 by king Fahd, the king of Saudi Arabia at the time. The company publishes the Qur’an in Arabic...

KHAYBAR

Khaybar is an oasis approximately 150km north of Madinah. It is divided into two main areas with a combined total of eight fortresses. It is surrounded by plantations as well as black volcanic rock in some areas. For thousands of years Khaybar has attracted travellers...

THE MUSEUM OF MAKKAH

Since its establishement in 2000, it has become very popular as it’s the only museum where pilgrims may learn and witness some of the history of Musjid al Haram. It illustrates the development of the Musjid over the years and also houses many artifacts that were in...