Madinah Ziyarat Tour — 14 Sacred Sites
Explore the City of the Prophet (SAW). Visit Masjid Quba, Mount Uhud, the Seven Mosques, Jannat Al-Baqi & more.
All prices per vehicle • Fuel, tolls & waiting included • Duration: 3–4 hours
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14 Sacred Sites We Visit
Our private Madinah Ziyarat covers every significant Islamic site in the Prophet's city. Tap any location to read its full history and significance.
Masjid Quba
First mosque in Islam — prayer equals Umrah reward
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Masjid Quba
First mosque in Islam — prayer equals Umrah reward
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The first mosque ever built in Islam, constructed by Prophet Muhammad (SAW) upon his arrival in Madinah during the Hijra. The Prophet (SAW) said: 'Whoever purifies himself in his house then comes to Masjid Quba and prays there, he will have the reward of an Umrah.' It has been beautifully expanded and modernised.
Masjid Qiblatain
Where the Qibla direction was changed
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Masjid Qiblatain
Where the Qibla direction was changed
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The Mosque of Two Qiblas, where Prophet Muhammad (SAW) received the divine command to change the prayer direction from Jerusalem (Bayt Al-Maqdis) to Makkah (the Kaaba) during Dhuhr prayer. This event is described in Surah Al-Baqarah (2:144). The mosque has two mihrabs marking both directions.
Mount Uhud & Shuhada Cemetery
Battle of Uhud and burial of Hamza (RA)
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Mount Uhud & Shuhada Cemetery
Battle of Uhud and burial of Hamza (RA)
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The mountain that the Prophet (SAW) said 'loves us and we love it.' Site of the Battle of Uhud (3 AH) where Hamza (RA), the Prophet's uncle and 'Lion of Allah,' was martyred along with 70 companions. The Shuhada (Martyrs) Cemetery at its base is a place of deep reflection.
Seven Mosques (Sab'ah Masajid)
Site of the Battle of the Trench
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Seven Mosques (Sab'ah Masajid)
Site of the Battle of the Trench
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A cluster of small mosques on the western side of Mount Sal'a, marking the location of the Battle of the Trench (Khandaq) in 5 AH. The most prominent is Masjid Al-Fath, where the Prophet (SAW) prayed for three days for victory. Others include mosques of Abu Bakr, Umar, Ali, and Salman Al-Farsi.
Jannat Al-Baqi Cemetery
Burial place of 10,000+ companions
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Jannat Al-Baqi Cemetery
Burial place of 10,000+ companions
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The most sacred cemetery in Madinah, adjacent to Masjid An-Nabawi. Over 10,000 companions of the Prophet (SAW) are buried here, including Uthman (RA), the wives of the Prophet, and his son Ibrahim. The Prophet (SAW) regularly visited Al-Baqi to pray for the deceased.
Masjid Al-Ghamama
Where the Prophet prayed Eid and rain prayers
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Masjid Al-Ghamama
Where the Prophet prayed Eid and rain prayers
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Known as the Cloud Mosque, this is where Prophet Muhammad (SAW) performed the Eid prayer and the Istisqaa (rain prayer). During the rain prayer, clouds gathered and rain fell — hence the name 'Ghamama' (cloud). Located just south of Masjid An-Nabawi.
Masjid Abu Bakr Siddiq (RA)
Where Abu Bakr (RA) led Eid prayer
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Masjid Abu Bakr Siddiq (RA)
Where Abu Bakr (RA) led Eid prayer
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A small historic mosque marking the location where Abu Bakr (RA), the first Caliph and closest companion of the Prophet (SAW), led the Eid prayer during the Prophet's lifetime. It is located close to Masjid Al-Ghamama in the old city centre of Madinah.
Masjid Umar ibn Khattab (RA)
Associated with Umar (RA), the second Caliph
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Masjid Umar ibn Khattab (RA)
Associated with Umar (RA), the second Caliph
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Located near Masjid Al-Ghamama, this mosque is associated with Umar ibn Al-Khattab (RA), the second Caliph of Islam known for his justice and expansion of the Islamic state. The mosque serves as a reminder of the early Islamic period in Madinah.
Masjid Ali (RA)
Associated with Ali (RA), the fourth Caliph
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Masjid Ali (RA)
Associated with Ali (RA), the fourth Caliph
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A historic mosque in Madinah associated with Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA), the fourth Caliph and cousin of the Prophet (SAW). Located in the old city area near other companion mosques, it is part of the cluster of small historic mosques that visitors tour together.
Masjid Salman Al-Farsi
Named after the companion who suggested the Trench
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Masjid Salman Al-Farsi
Named after the companion who suggested the Trench
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Part of the Seven Mosques complex, named after Salman Al-Farsi (RA), the Persian companion who suggested digging the trench (Khandaq) to defend Madinah — a strategy unknown to the Arabs. His tactical advice proved decisive in the Confederate siege of Madinah.
Masjid Al-Fath (Victory Mosque)
Where the Prophet prayed for victory at Khandaq
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Masjid Al-Fath (Victory Mosque)
Where the Prophet prayed for victory at Khandaq
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The largest of the Seven Mosques, built on the hill where Prophet Muhammad (SAW) prayed and supplicated for three days during the Battle of the Trench. It was here that Allah revealed the good news of victory. The mosque has been renovated and offers views over the trench area.
Badr Battlefield (Optional Trip)
First and most decisive battle of Islam
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Badr Battlefield (Optional Trip)
First and most decisive battle of Islam
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Located approximately 130 km southwest of Madinah, Badr is where the first major battle of Islam took place in 2 AH. 313 Muslims defeated an army of over 1,000 Quraysh with divine assistance. The site includes a small mosque and the graves of 14 Muslim martyrs.
Khandaq (Trench) Area
Defensive trench from the Battle of Khandaq
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Khandaq (Trench) Area
Defensive trench from the Battle of Khandaq
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The northern approach to Madinah where the famous trench was dug on the advice of Salman Al-Farsi (RA) to defend against the 10,000-strong Confederate army in 5 AH. Parts of the original trench line can still be traced along the rocky terrain north of the Seven Mosques.
Souq Al-Tamr (Date Market)
World's largest date market — Ajwa dates recommended by Prophet (SAW)
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Souq Al-Tamr (Date Market)
World's largest date market — Ajwa dates recommended by Prophet (SAW)
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Madinah's famous date market is the largest in the world, offering over 150 varieties of dates including the prized Ajwa date which the Prophet (SAW) recommended eating seven each morning. The market is a sensory experience and the perfect place to buy gifts for family back home.
The City of Peace — Your Way
Ample Time for Dua
We ensure enough time at Uhud and Quba to pray and reflect without rushing.
Knowledgeable Drivers
Our drivers know the history and etiquette of visiting these sacred places.
Photo Stops
Capture memories at Mount Uhud, Masjid Quba, and the Seven Mosques.
Licensed & Safe
Nusuk-registered, fully insured vehicles with professional drivers.
All Group Sizes
From couples (Camry) to groups of 21 (Coaster) — we have the right vehicle.
Private Madinah Ziyarat Tour — Complete Guide
Madinah Al-Munawwarah — the Illuminated City — holds a special place in every Muslim's heart. Beyond the magnificent Masjid An-Nabawi, the city is filled with sacred sites that connect you to the earliest days of Islam. At Al Kiswah Umrah Transport, we offer fully private tours covering 14 Islamic historical sites with multilingual drivers who share the significance of each location.
Our Madinah tour always begins at Masjid Quba — the first mosque built in Islam. The Prophet (SAW) said that praying two Rakaats here equals an Umrah. We continue to Mount Uhud and the Martyrs' Cemetery where Hamza (RA), the Lion of Allah, rests alongside 70 companions. The Seven Mosques complex marks the Battle of the Trench, and Masjid Al-Qiblatayn is where the direction of prayer changed forever. We also visit Jannat Al-Baqi (10,000+ companions), the companion mosques, and the famous Date Market where you can buy Ajwa dates that the Prophet (SAW) recommended.
Prices start from SAR 200 per vehicle. Choose from our Toyota Camry, GMC Yukon, Hyundai Staria, or Toyota Hiace. For the complete Ziyarat experience across all cities, see our full Ziyarat Tours page covering Makkah, Madinah, Jeddah & Taif.
Madinah Ziyarat — Frequently Asked Questions
The standard tour covering Masjid Quba, Mount Uhud, Qiblatayn, Seven Mosques, and Jannat Al-Baqi takes 3–4 hours. Extended tours covering all 14 sites including the Date Market take 5–6 hours.
Yes. Masjid Quba is always our first stop. We allow ample time for Wudhu and 2 Rakaats prayer — the Prophet (SAW) said this equals an Umrah reward.
Yes. Badr is approximately 150 km from Madinah and can be added as an optional extended trip. This adds 3–4 hours and is charged separately. A deeply moving experience for history enthusiasts.
Toyota Camry (4 seats, SAR 200), Mitsubishi Xpander (4 seats, SAR 200), GMC Yukon XL (7 seats, SAR 400), Hyundai Staria (7 seats, SAR 200), Hyundai H1 Starex (7 seats, SAR 200), Toyota Hiace (11 seats, SAR 250), Toyota Coaster (19 seats, SAR 500).
Absolutely. All sites are at ground level except Mount Uhud which has an optional climb. We drop elderly passengers at the closest accessible point. Child seats are available free of charge.
Jannat Al-Baqi gates are typically opened after Fajr and after Asr prayers. We schedule the tour to coincide with these opening times so you can visit and make Dua.