Madinah Ziyarats: Holy Places Visit

Step into one of Islam’s most historically significant mosques — Masjid Al-Qiblatayn, where a pivotal moment in Islamic history took place. This is the site where the direction of prayer (Qiblah) was divinely changed from Jerusalem to Mecca, during a congregational prayer led by Prophet Muhammad It’s a powerful moment that connects visitors directly to a key chapter in the Seerah of the Prophet ﷺ.

At Masjid Quba, the first mosque built in Islam by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, travelers will experience the deep spiritual significance of this sacred site.

They’ll also learn about the mosque’s rich history, admire its beautiful modern structure, and enjoy peaceful moments of reflection in a serene setting.

At Mount Uhud, travelers will visit the site of the historic Battle of Uhud, where brave companions fought alongside the Prophet Muhammad
You’ll see the graves of the martyrs, including Sayyiduna Hamzah and hear the powerful story of the battle and its lessons.
The site offers breathtaking views of the mountain and a moving opportunity for reflection and prayer.

At the Garden of Salman Al-Farsi, travelers will explore a peaceful historic site linked to Salman Al-Farsi , the companion who proposed digging the trench during the Battle of the Trench.
The garden reflects the simplicity of early Islamic life and offers insight into the Prophet’s ﷺ bond with his companions.
It’s a quiet, shaded spot ideal for reflection and learning about key moments from the Prophet’s Seerah. The Garden of Salman Al Farsi is a beatiful historic site in the Blessed City of Madinah which, contains 300 date palms which were planted by The Blessed Prophet Muhammed (Peace and Blessings of God Be Upon Him) himself to free his companion Salman Al Farsi (RA). The garden also contains a well with beautifully fresh sweet water which you can taste. You can visit the garden, taste the water and buy dates from this blessed garden.

At Masjid Jummah in Madinah, travelers will visit the sacred site where the Prophet Muhammad led the first Friday (Jumu'ah) prayer after his migration from Makkah.
This mosque marks a significant milestone in Islamic history and offers visitors a chance to connect with the Prophet’s journey and legacy.
The serene atmosphere provides a perfect setting for prayer, reflection, and learning about this blessed moment in the Seerah.

At The Seven Mosques (Sab’ah Masajid), travelers will explore a cluster of small historic mosques located near the site of the Battle of the Trench (Ghazwat Al-Khandaq).
Each mosque is linked to key companions and moments from this pivotal event, including the mosques of Salman Al-Farsi, Ali ibn Abi Talib, and Fatimah
Visitors will walk through these spiritually rich landmarks, learn about their historical significance, and reflect on the courage and faith of the early Muslim community

At the end of this spiritual journey, you'll return to your hotel with a heart full of reflection and memories from the sacred landmarks of Madinah.