Madinah: Numerous pilgrims and visitors explore the mosques, landmarks, and historical sites associated with the noble Prophet’s biography during their stay in Madinah.
Visiting religious sites and historical landmarks becomes a significant part of the journey for visitors and pilgrims arriving in Madinah, whether during the pre-Hajj season or after successfully concluding Hajj.
During these times, the squares surrounding Quba Mosque and the Seven Mosques, as well as the Uhud Martyrs Square, Al-Fath Mosque, and other religious and historical landmarks, transform into meeting points for hundreds of visitors of different nationalities.
They gather to witness the magnificent traces dating back to the time of Prophet Muhammad and to admire prominent landmarks that are still meticulously cared for and preserved by the Kingdom’s government.
The Saudi Press Agency (SPA) was at these landmarks and religious sites to observe such scenes. Visitors arrive at these locations systematically from the early morning thro
ugh prepared buses for transporting pilgrims.
Personnel from the security, health, and field-service sectors always are present to organize the entry and exit of buses, guide pilgrims, and provide information about these sites in various languages.
They also ensure the cleanliness of the surrounding squares and facilitate pedestrian movement through these sites by prohibiting sitting or resting in the pathways.
Source: Saudi Press Agency