@noor..queen24: *Munawara (Medina) is such a special city for us Muslims* Medina is one of those places that always feels meaningful to visit. Key spots like the Prophet’s Mosque with Rawdah and the tomb, Masjid Quba (praying there is like Umrah), Masjid al-Qiblatayn where the Qibla changed, and Masjid al-Jumu'ah, where the Prophet led the first Friday prayer. I also enjoy going to Jabal Uhud, Al-Baqi Cemetery, and the Seven Mosques from the Battle of the Trench. Medina Date Market for Ajwa dates and the Medina Museum are nice places to learn more about Islamic history. If anyone wants, I can help plan a 1, 2, or 3-day trip to Medina. #الکعبہ_المشرفۃ #Madina #islam #quran #madinasharif💚

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