Mosques

Medina, the second holiest city in Islam, is centered around the Prophet's Mosque (Al Masjid an Nabawi), located in the Al Haram district. Within a 50 km radius, there are 20 listed prayer places, with Al Masjid an Nabawi and its variants (Al Masjid-e-Nabawi, Al-Masjid an-Nabawi) being the most prominent. These mosques are situated in close proximity to the Haram, providing easy access for worshippers.

The mapped data shows a concentration of prayer places in several districts and neighbourhoods. Qurban district hosts multiple mosques including Bilal Bin Rabah Mosque, Al-Falah Masjid, Alyan Al-Mughair Mosque, and Al Faisaliah Mosque. Al Jumuah district features Abdul Rahman Al Saif Mosque, Al-Haidari Mosque, and Al-Ashqi Mosque. Other areas with listed mosques include Banidhafar (Al-Khalil Mosque, Abdul Rahman Bin Auf Mosque), Al Suqya (Anbariya Mosque), Al Masani (Balla Mosque), Al Rayah (Alrayah Mosque), and Al Fath (Beni Haram Mosque, Ali Bin Abi Talib Mosque, 7 Mosque, Al Fateh Mosque).

This implantation of mosques and prayer rooms across these districts reflects the city's deep Islamic heritage and the daily needs of residents and visitors. The presence of historic mosques like Abu Dharr Al-Ghafari Mosque (Al-Sajdah Mosque) and Bilal Bin Rabah Mosque adds to the spiritual landscape. For Muslims living in or visiting Medina, these listed prayer places offer convenient options for daily prayers, especially in areas surrounding the Haram.

The listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Distances from the city center vary from 0.3 km to 2.1 km. Addresses are provided for each mosque; verify exact locations before visiting. Contact information is not supplied; check local directories or visit in person for details. Prayer times follow local schedules.