The Miqat Dhu Al-Hulayfah Mosque in Madinah, Saudi Arabia is bustling with Umrah performers and visitors seeking blessings before their journey to Makkah during the curent holy month of Ramzan.
It is a serene and well-equipped space for Umrah performers, ensuring a smooth and fulfilling spiritual journey for all pilgrims.
Dhu Al-Hulayfah, a significant historical site, is one of the designated miqats established by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
The mosque, located on the western side of Wadi Al-Aqiq, approximately 14 kilometers from the Prophet’s Mosque, it serves residents of Madinah, those entering ihram
(a sacred state that a Muslim must enter before undertaking Haj or Umrah. It’s a state of consecration and devotion entirely dedicated to worshipping Allah) from outside the city, and passing travellers.SPA recently shed light on the extensive organizational efforts overseen by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah, and Guidance in Madinah to ensure the comfort and well-being of visitors, and a seamless Umrah experience.
Umrah performers benefit from guidance and awareness services, ensuring they are well-informed about their journey.
The mosque provides accessible carts for disabled and elderly individuals, and transforms into a communal space for iftar, offering nutritious meals and refreshments for pilgrims.
The mosque prioritizes cleanliness, with dedicated personnel ensuring a hygienic environment and security personnel managing traffic flow to maintain a peaceful atmosphere.
The Saudi government has significantly invested in the reconstruction of Dhu Al-Hulayfah Mosque and Miqat, aiming to provide a serene environment for Umrah performers.
The mosque, spanning 178,000 square meters, has been meticulously reconstructed to provide a serene atmosphere for its faithful visitors.
The facility features two prayer halls, a spacious courtyard, 500 restrooms, dedicated areas for ihram and ablution, ample parking, and a garden.
The 62-meter tall minaret, resembling a spiral staircase, adds a touch of architectural grandeur to the structure.
This post was last modified on March 17, 2024 2:02 pm