
City of the Prophet ﷺ
Madinah
The city of Al-Masjid an-Nabawi and the Rawdah. Where to stay by walking time, Ziyarah sites, practical places and tips.
- TodayFri, Oct 9Rabiʻ II 28, 1448 AH
- Next prayerFajr 04:59
Ziyarah sites
All sights in the city · 25
MosquesThe Prophet's Mosque ﷺ (Masjid Nabawi)
MosquesMasjid Dhul-Hulayfah (Miqat)Dhul-Hulayfah Mosque, also known as Masjid Al-Shajarah, is an important stop for pilgrims on their way from Mecca to Medina. Here, Muslims prepare for pilgrimage by entering the state of ihram in a calm and spiritual atmosphere of traditional Islamic architecture.
Mountains & Natural SitesHistorical Sites of UhudThe historical sites of Uhud in Medina are sacred monuments associated with the Battle of Uhud, including the Martyrs' grave and the mountain Jabal Uhud. These locations symbolize the bravery and devotion of the companions of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and attract pilgrims wishing to learn about their significance.
MosquesMasjid QubaMosque Quba, the first mosque in Islam, founded by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, is located in Medina and holds deep spiritual significance. Visiting this sacred mosque, where prayer is considered equal to Umrah, is an important practice for pilgrims seeking to strengthen their faith.
MosquesMasjid Al-QiblatainAl-Qiblatain Mosque in Medina, known as the mosque of the two qiblas, is an important historical site where the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ received the instruction to change the direction of prayer from Jerusalem to the Kaaba. With its unique architectural features and spiritual atmosphere, it attracts many pilgrims and tourists annually.
MosquesMasjid Al-Jummah
Where to stay by walking time
All hotels · 132Walking time is measured for most hotels in the city, but not for all of them. Prices are shown on the hotel cards in the catalogue.
Getting there
All transport places · 1Where to eat
All restaurants and cafés · 3
Uzbek FoodCoral Restaurant – Turkish & Uzbek – International CuisineCoral Restaurant in Medina offers a unique blend of Uzbek and Turkish cuisine in a cozy atmosphere. Here you can enjoy traditional dishes such as pilaf and kebab, making it an ideal place for family and friends' lunches after visiting nearby museums and parks.
Uzbek FoodMahmood Kebab - Uzbek Special CuisineMahmood Kebab is the first Uzbek restaurant in the Haram area, offering authentic Uzbek dishes in a cozy atmosphere. Located near the Al-Masjid an-Nabawi mosque, it attracts both locals and tourists looking to enjoy the unique flavors of Uzbek cuisine.- Uzbek FoodZohid KebabUzbek kebab house inside a shopping mall in Madinah, with a live broadcast from the Haram in the dining room.
Good to know
Book Rawdah visits in Nusuk — slots open 7 days ahead and go in minutes.
Women’s Rawdah hours differ — check your slot.
Haramain station is 15 min from the mosque; Makkah in 2 h 20 min.
Visit Quba on Saturday morning, following the Sunnah.
Questions and answers
Do I need a permit for the Rawdah?
Yes — book a time slot in the Nusuk app.
How do I get from Madinah to Makkah?
Haramain train (2 h 20 min), bus (≈5 h) or car (≈4.5 h).
Where is Miqat for those coming from Madinah?
Dhul Hulayfah (Abyar Ali), 15 min from the mosque.
How many days in Madinah?
Most pilgrims stay 3–4 days.
Madinah for pilgrims
Plan your days in Madinah with ZiyaraGo: hotels by walking time to Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, Ziyarah sites with guides, Rawdah booking tips, transport and practical places.
