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Al-Jumu'ah Mosque is linked to a bright chapter of the Prophetic biography. In this location, the Prophet (PBUH) performed the first Friday prayer after the Hijrah (Migration).

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Al-Jumu'ah Mosque has been undergone rejuvenation multiple times. It was recently rebuilt to appear in a renewed architectural form and to keep its historical significance within the collective memory of Madinah

Renewing Historical Status

Madinah

Early Islamic Period

<table><tbody><tr><td rowspan="1" colspan="1"><p>Al-Jumu&#039;ah Mosque is located north of Quba Mosque, less than one kilometre away. It is a landmark associated with a bright chapter of the Prophetic biography. It gained this name because it was the location of the Prophet’s (PBUH) first Friday prayer after his arrival in Madinah.</p></td></tr><tr><td rowspan="1" colspan="1"><p>Its structure has undergone renovation on more than one occasion. Prior to its recent expansion, it was situated on a small hill and occupied an area of less than 40 square meters. It was characterized by a single dome constructed of red brick.</p></td></tr><tr><td rowspan="1" colspan="1"><p>It was recently rebuilt by the Ministry of Endowments to present a renewed architectural form and to preserve its historical significance within the collective memory of Madinah.</p></td></tr></tbody></table>

Historical Facilities

Al-Jumu'ah Mosque is one of the historical landmarks in Madinah. It is where the Prophet (PBUH) performed the first Friday prayer after the Hijrah. The mosque has been rebuilt in a new architectural style while preserving its historical status.

A Witness to the First Friday Prayer After the Hijrah

Al-Jumu'ah Mosque

Al-Rawdah Mosque is one of the surviving Ottoman witnesses in Wadi Fatima. It is characterized by its basalt construction, rectangular shape, and a unique design that features no minarets. Surprisingly, it remains standing in its original location to this day.

Al-Rawdah Mosque

Al-Khayf Mosque in Mina is considered one of the most prominent mosques in the Holy Sites. Its capacity reaches 45,000 worshippers. It was constructed according to modern Islamic architectural style, featuring four minarets and integrated services to facilitate the pilgrims' prayers.

Al-Khayf Mosque

Al-Bay’ah Mosque is one of the most prominent historical landmarks in Makkah. It was established during the era of the Abbasid Caliph Abu Ja'far al-Mansur in 144 AH. It was built on the exact site where the Second Pledge of Aqaba took place. It has remained the focus of ongoing care and renovation across the centuries.

Al-Bay’ah Mosque

Al-Ijabah Mosque is one of the landmarks associated with the biography of the Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him). Our Noble Prophet supplicated to Allah there, and his prayer was answered. It is located north of Al-Baqi and has witnessed successive renovations from the era of Umar bin Abdulaziz up until now.

Al-Ijabah Mosque

Abu Arish Mosque is a prominent historical landmark in the Jazan region. Its construction dates back more than 175 years. The mosque is characterized by its numerous domes and stucco decorations. It remains standing and active with worshippers today, combining authenticity with unique architecture.

Abu Arish Mosque

Jalajil Observatory is a circular mud tower erected on a stone foundation, constructed for the purposes of observation and defense. It is considered one of the models of defensive architecture in Najd and has been restored to remain an archaeological landmark reflecting Jalajil's historical identity.

Jalajil Observatory

Jawatha Park combines natural beauty with historical ruins. It houses the second mosque where Friday prayers were held after the Prophet’s Mosque, reflecting the site's historical and heritage significance.

Al-Jumu'ah Mosque

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Renewing Historical Status

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Renewing Historical Status

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Al-Rawdah Mosque

Al-Khayf Mosque

Al-Jumu'ah Mosque

Al-Bay’ah Mosque

Al-Ijabah Mosque

Abu Arish Mosque

Jalajil Observatory

Jawatha Park and its Historic Mosque