The tomb of Mualla

The Tomb of the AlMu'alla, located in the northeast of Makkah, is the tomb of the Makin from the pre-Islamic era until today. It includes the tombs of Bani Hashem from the ancestors of the Prophet, peace be upon him and his uncles and the graves of some companions and followers, and there is the tomb of the wife of the Prophet peace be upon him Khuwailid and the tomb of the companions Abdullah ibn al-Zubayr and his mother Asma bint Abi Bakr may Allah be pleased with them all, according to some historical narratives, and many others of the flags of Islam from the companions and followers and senior scientists and righteous. He was described by many of the Arab travelers and the Schellers in the grave of the great. The cemetery is located at the foot of Mount Hajoun in the south-west, which extends from the proceeds of the pilgrimage to the north of Mecca and oversees the cemetery on the western side of Mount Sulaymaniyah, and to the east Mount Hajoun, called the tomb of Mu'alla without tether or the cemetery of the people of Mecca who prefer to bury their dead As well as pilgrims and pilgrims. Dr. Fawaz bin Ali al-Dahas, supervisor of the Antiquities and Museums Unit at Umm Al-Qura University, said that the tomb of Mu'alla is the cemetery of the people of Mecca in the pre-Islamic and Islamic era.

City: Makkah