Prophet's Mosque

The Mosque of the Prophet, or the Prophet's Mosque, (AlMasjid AlNabawi), one of the largest mosques in the world and the second holiest site in Islam (after the Grand Mosque in Mecca), a mosque built by our Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him in Medina after the migration of the year 622 next to his house after the construction of Quba Mosque. The mosque underwent several expansions throughout history, through the era of the Caliphs, the Umayyad, Abbasid and Ottoman states, and finally in the era of the Saudi state, where it was the largest expansion in 1994. The Prophet's Mosque is the first place in the Arabian Peninsula where lighting is used by the use of light bulbs in 1327 H 1909. After the expansion by Omar bin Abdul Aziz in 91 AH entered the room of Aisha (now known as "the Prophet's room," which is located in the corner southeast of the mosque) and buried in the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him and Abu Bakr and Omar bin Khattab Radwan God built them, and built the green dome, which is one of the most prominent features of the Prophet's Mosque. The mosque had a great role in political and social life, serving as a social center, a court, a religious school ...

City: Madina