Per Islamic teachings, Madinah is the second sacred location on earth. The geographical coordinates of the area are 400 kilometers north of Mecca, in western Saudi Arabia. Each year, millions of people worldwide perform the Holy Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages to this holy site. Most guests had already reserved the 14-night, four-star December Holiday Umrah Package. Their vacation objective is to visit every notable attraction in Madinah. In addition to the city's holy locations, pilgrims and travelers can partake in various enjoyable activities. While in Madinah during the last ten days of Ramadan, one should contemplate visiting the subsequent notable and substantial locations.

An-Nabawi Al-Masjid: 

In the first year of his hijra, while on a pilgrimage from Makkah to Madinah, the Holy Prophet built the Prophet's Mosque, also known as Al-Masjid An-Nabawi. In the southern section of the mosque, the burial site of the Prophet Muhammad is denoted by a brilliant green dome. In the footsteps of Mecca's Masjid-e-Haram, this is the holiest location for Muslims worldwide. Millions of Hajj and Umrah pilgrims pay homage to the mosque. It remains accessible throughout the entire day and night.

Portions of Quba:

Located in the Quba community, six kilometers from Madinah, the Quba Mosque was under construction. Some authorities believe that this mosque's construction occurred in the seventh century CE, specifically during the prophetic era. Second in dimension, the Prophet's Mosque is the first structure in Madinah.

At the Mosque of the Two Qiblas, the Holy Prophet received a directive to change the prayer direction (Qibla) from Jerusalem to Makkah, also known as Masjid al-Qiblatayn. The mosque was erected by Sawad bin Ghanam bin Kaab in the year 623 CE. It distinguishes itself as a rare mosque in that it contains two mihrabs.

Jannat-al-Baqi:

Recognized as one of the preeminent cemeteries in Madinah, Jannat-al-Baqi is another name given to the Garden of Heaven. This site contains the interments of Hazrat Imam Hasan Ibn Ali, the Prophet's grandson, and Hazrat Fatima-al-Zehra, the daughter of the Prophet. Numerous individuals believe that this cemetery site was chosen by the Holy Prophet (PBUH).

Because of the Battle of Uhud, which took place on Mount Uhud in 625 CE, it is an essential Islamic landmark. It is separated by four kilometers from the Prophet's Mosque. In a cemetery located near the battleground, the remains of those who lost their lives in the conflict are interred. Hamza ibn Abdul Muttalib, a relative of Muhammad, was among the seventy fatalities that were interred.

Concerning the Desert of Saleh:

This desert is among the most picturesque areas in all of Madinah. Profound monuments and cemeteries are embellished with inscriptions and artwork in abundance. This architectural wonder is designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is a prominent draw for tourists to the locale. The area is the most exceptionally well-preserved in the entire ancient Nabataean kingdom. It is an absolute must-see in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and is south of Al Nafud.

Jinn-al-Baida Wadi is just 41 kilometers distant from the metropolis. It is a legendary valley. Automobiles exhibit erratic behavior when they advance without the intervention of the driver. Particular residents' perception of Jinn-like sounds has contributed to the consensus that the area is infested with supernatural entities. On the contrary, geologists denote this occurrence as "reverse gravity."

The picturesque Yanbu Beach is situated in the maritime metropolis of Yanbu-al-Bahr, around 120 miles from Madinah. The area is widely recognized for its scenic surroundings, pleasurable water sports, and serene atmosphere. Tourists may additionally engage in scuba diving, jet skiing, and sailing while exploring the ruined sites of former fishing villages. It is a prominent center for business and an ideal place to retreat from the fast-paced environment of the city.

Housed in the Al-Madinah Museum are:

Before this establishment, Madinah did not have a museum of this kind. The museum harbors a substantial assemblage of Islamic antiquities. In addition, rare photographs of the city and art galleries are featured to illustrate the evolution of Islam throughout time. The museum contains nearly 2,000 artifacts representing the Islamic world's vast history.

This is the Al Noor Mall:

Weekly, approximately 150,000 people visit this shopping center. An extensive range of garments is available, encompassing modern Armani suits and traditional Arab attire. This shopping center houses various international restaurants and merchants alongside Spark's Family Entertainment.

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