Must visit places in Madinah when going for Umrah

Umrah is the holy crave of all the Muslims. While Hajj can be performed at some specified days, Umrah can be performed at any time of the year. As Makkah is the holiest city for the Muslims, Madinah also holds a great religious significance as the Holy Prophet (PBUH) spent a holy time of his (PBUH)’s life there. Although Hajj and Umrah can be performed without paying a visit to each and every place associated to history or religion the believers in Islam desire to visit maximum places in both Makkah and Madinah they can during their stay at the land of Arabia. Below are mentioned a number of must-visit places in Madinah with either their religious or historic significance.

Places to visit

1.Mosque of Prophet (PBUH)

Mosque of Prophet (PBUH) widely known as Masjid e Nabwi is the second holiest mosque of Islam. It is the first mosque that was constructed by Prophet (PBUH) after Hijrat to Madinah. All holy traveler desire to offer prayer in Masjid e Nabwi due to the significance attached to by the association of Prophet (PBUH)’s holy grave in it.

2.Mosque of Quba

The second largest Mosque in Madinah after the Mosque of Prophet (PBUH) is Mosque of Quba. This mosque was also built by Prophet (PBUH) after arrival in Madinah. The Holy Prophet (PBUH) himself carried materials to the area during its construction. It is known for both its large and vast area as well as beauty and grandeur.

3.Mount of Uhud

This Mount holds a great significance in Islamic history as the famous battle of Uhud between the Muslims of Madinah and the Kufaar of Madinah was fought at this place. It is located 5 km away in the North of the city of Madinah. Another important factor raising its historical and religious importance is the presence of the grave of Prophet (PBUH)’s uncle Hazrat Hamza on it.

4.Masjid Al Ahzaab

Masjid Al Ahzaab as its name says is associated with the battle of Ahzaab where the disbelievers attacked on the Muslims of Madinah.

Another fact is that the Prophet (PBUH) prayed to Allah Almighty to grant His help and support to the Muslims during the battle and Allah blessed them with the tremendous victory. Although six other mosques are also present near this mosque, it is unique in its grandeur and beauty and a worth visiting site, if you happen to make it to Madinah by availing any cheap Umrah packages 2020.

5.Al-Baida also is known as Wadi e Jinn

This a famous valley located about 40 km away from Madinah in the Northwest. The fact that makes its name as well as this place unique is the various rumors that the villagers have spread about this place. One of them includes that cars drive in this valley without the presence of any driver in the car. Another mysterious effect is the horrifying voices that are believed to be of the Jinn present in this valley.

6.Yunbu-the famous beach near Madinah

The only beach near Madinah is called Yunbu and is actually an eye-catching site for its beauty as well as the cool effect it has despite the scorching heat of the deserted and hot cities near it. It is a fascinating tourist spot as well as an ideal escape from the heat of the desert. It becomes a great recreational spot for various fun activities including sailing, scuba diving, jet-skiing or sailing for the travelers.

7.Old Madinah market

While visiting Madinah, the second most religious city for Muslims, the holy pilgrims intend to take back various gifts and presents for their loved ones. The old market of Madinah is well known for containing various items representing Islamic designs as well as distinct Arabian items. It is very crowded if visited at the weekends and is a popular spot for the pilgrims who travel to Madinah.

8.Jannat ul Baqi

Jannat ul Baqi is a famous, oldest and large graveyard of Madinah for the Muslims where the wives, daughters as well as the companions of Prophet (PBUH) rests. Those who fear their Creator and want to develop His fear in their heart, do pay a visit to cemeteries quite often. Thus, holy pilgrims must visit this graveyard if they get chance despite its association with a large number of people very dear to the Prophet (PBUH).

9.Garden of Hazrat Salman Farsi (RA)

This famous garden of Hazrat Salman Farsi (RA) is known so because of the incident associated with it. The Holy Prophet (PBUH) planted approximately three hundred date palm trees to make Hazrat Salman Farsi (RA) free from the slavery of Persians. Holy pilgrims should visit this beautiful garden still containing delicious and tons of dates in it.

10.Masjid Al Qiblatain

This is a beautiful mosque in Madinah particularly known for its remarkable structural pattern and spacious hall for offering prayers.

It is also known for the twin Mehrabs it contains and leaves the believers with great spiritual experience. This is the mosque where the Prophet (PBUH) received Allah’s message to change the Qibla towards which the Muslim used to pray from Masjid e Aqsa to Holy Kaabah.

I am Ady. My area of writing is entirely religious Islam with full of enthusiastic and dedication. I explore the deep facts of Islamic as well as Pre-Islamic eras and present them before the readers in easy form.