The Green Dome
Rising above the resting place of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, the most recognised dome in the Muslim world.
Umrah / Masjid an-Nabawi
Al-Madinah al-Munawwarahالمسجد النبوي الشريف
Masjid an‑Nabawi
The Masjid of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, built by his own blessed hands after the Hijrah, and the place where he rests beneath the Green Dome. Our group Umrah usually begins here, with peaceful nights in Madinah.
The city of light
A peace you feel the moment you arrive
When the Prophet ﷺ arrived in Madinah after the Hijrah, he built this masjid with his companions. Today it is one of the largest masjids in the world, yet it keeps a calm that pilgrims never forget.
We begin our group Umrah in Madinah on purpose. After the long flight, you arrive, rest, and spend your first days in prayer and in sending salam to the Prophet ﷺ, before entering Ihram for Makkah.
- Hotels a short walk from the masjid gates
- Group visit to send salam to the Prophet ﷺ
- Help booking your Rawdah appointment in Nusuk
“What is between my house and my minbar is a garden from the gardens of Paradise.”The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, on the Rawdah
Inside the masjid
Places you will see
On your first full day our group leader guides you through the masjid and its surroundings.
The umbrellas of the courtyard
Giant umbrellas that open in the morning to shade worshippers in the courtyards around the masjid.
The masjid by night
The courtyards glow after Isha, one of the most peaceful times to sit, pray and reflect.
Ar-Rawdah
The blessed area between the Prophet’s house and his minbar, marked by green carpets. Visits are by Nusuk appointment.
Bab as-Salam
The gate through which pilgrims traditionally enter to send salam to the Prophet ﷺ.
Jannat al-Baqi
The historic cemetery beside the masjid, resting place of many of the Prophet’s family and companions.
Historic Madinah
Our guided tour of Madinah
One morning of our group Umrah is a guided tour of the historic sites of Madinah. We are back at the hotel by lunch.
Masjid Quba
The first masjid built in Islam, founded by the Prophet ﷺ on his arrival at Madinah.
Masjid al-Qiblatayn
The masjid of the two qiblahs, where the direction of prayer was changed from Jerusalem to Makkah.
Mount Uhud
The site of the Battle of Uhud, and the resting place of its martyrs, among them Hamzah, the uncle of the Prophet ﷺ.
The Seven Mosques
The area of the Battle of the Trench, where small masjids mark the places of the Muslim camp.
Masjid al-Jumu’ah
Where the Prophet ﷺ led the first Friday prayer on his way into Madinah.
Good to know
Tips for your days in Madinah
Book the Rawdah earlyAppointments open in the Nusuk app and fill quickly. We help you book as soon as your dates are set.
Send salam with calmVisits to send salam move in a slow line. Go with patience and keep your voice low.
Plan for the heatMidday can be very hot. Rest at the hotel after Dhuhr, and spend the evenings in the masjid.
Remember your gate numberThe masjid has many numbered gates. Note the gate nearest your hotel and meet the group there.
Try the dates of MadinahMadinah is famous for its dates, including Ajwa. A favourite gift to bring home for family.
Make time for QubaMany pilgrims return to Masjid Quba on their own to pray there again on a free morning.
Plan your Umrah
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Questions
About Madinah
How do I visit the Rawdah?
Visits to the Rawdah are by appointment through the official Nusuk app, with separate times for men and women. Appointments can fill up quickly, so we help our pilgrims book as early as possible.
How many days do we spend in Madinah?
On our group Umrah you spend three nights in Madinah before travelling to Makkah. Family and private Umrah can include more nights in Madinah if you wish.
Where is the Miqat when travelling from Madinah to Makkah?
Pilgrims coming from Madinah enter Ihram at Dhul Hulayfah, also known as Abyar Ali, just outside the city. Our group stops there on the way to Makkah.
Is Madinah suitable for elders?
Yes. Our hotels are a short walk from the masjid, and the courtyards are shaded by the giant umbrellas. Wheelchairs can be arranged for anyone who needs one.
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