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Masjid al-Haraam |
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- The Holy Ka'aba. The House of Allah and the birth place of Imam Ali b. Abi Taalib [a]
- Hajar al-Aswad (The Black Stone)
- Maqam Ibrahim
- Hijr Ismail. This was the location of the house of Prophet Ismael [a]. He and his mother are buried here. He denied access to anyone because he did not like it to be walked on. Other prophets are buried in this place also. According to Imam Baqir [a], the place between Rukn and Maqam is full of graves of the Prophets. According to Imam Sadiq [a], seventy prophets are buried between Rukn al-Aiman and Hajar al-Aswad
- Well of Zamzam
- Mizabe Rahmah: the golden trough (water channel) between Rukn Iraqi and Rukn Shami
- Shadharwan
- Mustajar: This is just before Rukn Yamani whilst walking from Rukn Shami to Rukn Yamani. It has also been defined as the area between the Black Stone (hajar al-aswad) and the door of the Ka'aba
- Mutaawadh or Multazam: The place between Rukn Yamani and the Black Stone (hajar al-aswad)
- Hatwim. According to the book "Adabul Haramain", this is the place between the door of the Ka'aba and Hajar al-Aswad. It is called Hatwim "the smasher" because it smashes major and minor sins of one who seeks forgiveness here. It is said that this is the place where Adam [a] was forgiven. According to the book "Umra & Ziyarat", this is the place where Prophet Ismail, his mother and many other prophets are buried. See Hijr Ismail above.
- Rukn al-Aiman (the right-hand side corner of the Ka'aba).This is opposite the Black Stone behind the House. The Prophet [s] said "Whenever I come at this point, I find Jibril is already there before me." Imam al-Sadiq [a] said: "Rukn al-Aiman is our gate to Paradise". He also said: "In this place is one of the doors of Paradise that has never been closed since it was opened. There is a river from Paradise in which deeds of the servants are dropped." Also called Rukn al-Junubi. It comes before the Black Stone corner.
- Rukn Shami/Gharbi. This is the corner of the Ka'aba that comes after Hijr Ismail
- Rukn al-Sharqi. This is the corner where Hajar al-Aswad rests.
- Rukn al-Shimali / Iraqi. This is corner that comes after the Ka'aba's door before one reaches Hijr Ismail.
- Mount Safa. When going to Safa for Sa'y, use the same door that the Prophet [s] used, which is Bab as-Safa, opposite the Black Stone.
- Mount Marwa
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Jannat al-Mualla (Cemetery in Makkah) PIC PIC |
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Also known as Al-Hajun. The Prophet [s] used to visit it frequently. It is the 2nd holiest graveyard after Baqi. Those buried here include:
- Abd Manaf: Great, great-grandfather of the Holy Prophet [s]
- Grave of Hashim: Great-grandfather of the Holy Prophet [s]
- Grave of Abdul Muttalib: Grandfather of the Holy Prophet [s]
- Grave of Amina: Mother of the Holy Prophet [s]
- According to another source, Amina is buried in Abwa (between Makkah and Madina) - where the 7th Imam [a] was born
- Grave of Abu Talib: Father of First Imam Ali [a]
- Grave of Khadija: First wife of the Holy Prophet [s] and mother of Sayyida Fatima [a]
- Qasim: son of the Holy Prophet [s] who died in his infancy
Amongst the famous scholars buried in the graveyard of Hajun are:
- Marhum Agha Mirza Muhammad al-Istrabadi - author of Rijal al-Kabir wa Ayat al-Ahkam
- Sayyid Mir Muhammad Mu'min al-Istrabadi author of Al-Ruj'a. He lived near Makkah
- Sayyid al-Shahid Mir Zeinul Abideen al-Husseini al-Kashani. He was martyred in Makkah and buried in a grave he had chosen himself in the graveyard of Mu'alla. He was amongst those who laid the foundation of the House after it was demolished.
- Sheikh Muhammad son of the author of Al-Maalim. His grave lies near the grave of Khadija [a]
- Ibn Sheikh Muhammad - buried beside his father. Used to take a lot of care in matters concerning Ihtiyat (caution) and fear of Allah
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Jabal Nur. The mount on which the Cave of Hira is found PIC |
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Cave (ghar) of Hira PIC |
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The cave where the Holy Prophet [s] used to meditate frequently during the first forty years of his life. This is also the place he received the first revelation |
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Cave of Thaur |
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The cave where the Holy Prophet [s] hid from his enemies when migrating to Madina |
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Birth Place of the Holy Prophet [s] |
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Situated near "Suq Lail". Presently a library by the name of "Maktaba Makkah al-Mukarramah" |
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The house of Khadija [a] and birth place of Fatima [a] |
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This is where the Prophet [s] lived until he migrated. It is where Khadija [a] died and where Fatima [a] was born. It is also the place where the Meccans had planned to kill the Prophet [s] on the night of Hijrat and Imam Ali [a] slept in his place. It is a place where Jibrail used to descend with revelations from Allah |
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House of Ibrahim [a], the son of the Holy Prophet [s] who died in infancy |
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House of Abu Talib [a], father of Imam Ali [a] |
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Masjid Jin |
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Masjid Bilal |
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Mount Abu Qubais |
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Near this is the place where the Prophet [s] performed the miracle of splitting the moon in two PIC |
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Saraf |
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About two farsakhs from Makkah. Maimuna, wife of the Prophet [s], is buried here |
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Feel |
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Near Makkah. Abdullah b. Ismail b. Badhee's grave is at "Feel". He was amongst the companions of the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Imams, peace be upon them |
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Fakh |
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Another place for ziyarat is the graveyard of the Martyrs of Fakh. Fakh is the name of a place which used to be Miqat-e-Swibyaan. In this place, about a hundred people from the descendants of Fatima [a] lost their lives in the hands of the puppets of Musa al-Hadi al-Abbasi. Muhadith al-Qumi quotes the 9th Imam al-Jawad [a] as having said that after Taf there had been no other fatal and destructive battle like the one of Fakh. Du'bal also mentions Fakh in one of his poems |
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Masjid al-Nabawi PIC |
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- Shrine of Holy Prophet of Islam, peace be upon him & his Household
- Grave of Sayyida Fatima al-Zahra [a]. Daughter of the Prophet [s] and wife of Imam Ali [a]. According to some historians she is buried in Jannatul Baqi
- Room (hujra) of Sayyida Fatima al-Zahra, peace be upon her
- Pulpit (minbar) of the Holy Prophet [s] PIC
- Prayer niche (mihrab) of the Holy Prophet [s] PIC
- The Rawda PIC
- The door (bab) of Archangel Jibrail [a]
- Maqam of Archangel Jibrail [a]
- Pillar of Abu Lubaba
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Jannatul Baqi PIC PIC |
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DOWNLOAD BAQI ZIARAAT (PDF) | JANNATUL BAQI MAP (PDF)
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Masjid Quba PIC |
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First mosque of Islam. The Prophet [s] spent more than 20 nights here (after migrating) praying qasr while waiting for Imam Ali [a]. It is mentioned in the Qur'an as the mosque founded on piety and devoutness |
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Imam Ali [a]'s house |
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Behind Masjid Quba is Imam Ali [a]'s house |
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Well of the Prophet [s] |
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Infront of Masjid Quba, is a sweet-water well that is now closed. The Prophet [s]'s ring fell into this well hence the name Bi'ru al-Khatam (khatam = ring). It is also called Bi'ru Tufla because at first its water was salty but when the Holy Prophet [s] spat into it, it changed to sweet refreshing water |
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Mashrabat Umm Ibrahim |
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Joined to Masjid Quba is "Mashrabat Ummu Ibrahim". This is the room of the Prophet [s]'s wife Mariah Qibtwiyya (Umm Ibrahim). The Prophet [s] used to live and pray here |
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Masjid Fadhikh |
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It is situated in the eastern part of Masjid Quba. It is named after a palm tree that used to be at the place. It is also called Masjid Nakhl. Here is where the sun was brought back for Imam Ali's to pray Asr which he missed because the Prophet [s] was sleeping on his laps |
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Masjid Qiblatayn (i.e. the mosque of two qiblas) PIC |
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The mosque where the Holy Prophet [s] was commanded to change his qibla from Masjid al-Aqsa (Jerusalem) to the Holy Ka'aba (Makkah) |
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Sab'a Masajid (lit. 'The place of 7 mosques'). There are now only five mosques - Masjid Ali PIC , Masjid Fatima PIC , Masjid Fath PIC , Masjid Salman al-Farsi PIC , & Masjid Umar. |
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Masjid Fath (lit. "mosque of victory") is at the top of a mountain. This is named after the Muslims victory in the Battle of Khandaq when Imam Ali [a] killed Amr b. Abd Wudd and the Prophet [s] prayed here for the Muslims victory PIC |
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Masjid Ummul Mu'minin Mariyah Qibtiya [a], wife of the Holy Prophet [s] and mother of Ibrahim [a]. This could be one of the two demolished mosques at Sab'a Masajid (No. 9 above) |
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Masjid Raj'atu-Shams - now destroyed |
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The houses of Imam Zaynul Abidin [a] and Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq [a] |
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Masjid Mubahala |
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Masjid Ghamamah. Also called Masjid Eid PIC |
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The Holy Prophet [s] said his Eid prayers here |
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Well (bir) of Ali, peace be upon him |
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Masjid Shajarah PIC |
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Also known as Masjid Ali [a]. This place is a miqat for those going for umra from Madina to Makkah. The place is also known amongst the locals as Abar Ali |
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Grave of Lady Hawa (Eve), peace be upon her. First woman on earth and wife of Prophet Adam, peace be upon him. Jeddah is named after her. Its the Arabic equivalent for "Grandmother"
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Masjid Abdullah Ibn Abbas [r] |
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Grave of Abdullah Ibn Abbas [r] |
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Cousin and companion of Imam Ali [a]. Very often referred to by Imam Ali [a] as "Ibn Abbas". See Nahjul Balaagha |
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Birth place of the 7th Imam Musa al-Kadhim, peace be upon him |
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Grave of Amina, mother of the Holy Prophet, peace be upon him & his Household |
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According to some historians, she is buried in Jannat al-Mu'alla (Makkah) |
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Martyrs of Badr |
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Badr is a village between Makkah and Madina. 14 companions of the Holy Prophet [s] were martyred here in the Battle of Badr |
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Masjid al-Arish |
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Nearby the Martyrs of Badr is Masjid al-Arish where the Prophet [s] prayed during the battle |
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Grave of Hamza [a], uncle of the Holy Prophet [s] who was martyred at the Battle of Uhud PIC |
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Jabal Rahmah PIC |
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Masjid Numrah |
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Masjid Kheef |
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Masjid Kauthar |
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The Three Jamaraat: Jamaraat al-Ula, Jamaraat al-Wusta, and Jamaraat al-Uqba PIC |
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