Jabal Thawr

Mina

al rahmah Mountain

Revelation Exhibition

Masjid Aisha – Named after the Prophet’s ﷺ wife and daughter of Abu Bakr (may Allah be pleased with him).

Mount Arafat, known as Jabal al-Rahmah (the Mount of Mercy), is where pilgrims gather on the Day of Arafah. It symbolizes forgiveness and mercy, and it is believed to be the site of the Prophet Muhammad’s ﷺ Farewell Sermon and the reunion of Adam and Eve.

Mount Thawr lies south of Mecca and is famed for its cave, where Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and Abu Bakr sought refuge during the Hijrah — a symbol of sacrifice, faith, and steadfastness.

Mount Noor, near Mecca, holds the Cave of Hira where the Prophet ﷺ received the first revelation — a symbol of light, guidance, and beginnings.

The Prophet’s ﷺ birthplace in Mecca is now the Makkah Library — a symbol of his noble beginnings.

Mina is a sacred valley near Mecca where pilgrims stay, stone the Jamarat, and remember sacrifice — a key part of the Hajj journey.

Mount Noor

The Revelation Exhibition in Mecca offers an immersive journey through the story of the Quran’s revelation and the life of the Prophet ﷺ

The Islamic Arts Biennale in Jeddah blends heritage with contemporary art, showcasing faith and creativity in a modern light.

The International Exhibition of the Prophet’s Biography offers an immersive digital experience showcasing his ﷺ life, character , and universal message.

The International Exhibition of the Prophet’s Biography offers an immersive digital experience showcasing his ﷺ life, character , and universal message.

Jabal Khindama, east of the Grand Mosque, overlooks historic sites like Banu Hashim’s valley and holds a deep place in early Islamic history.

The Haramain Exhibition in Mecca showcases the history of the Two Holy Mosques through rare artifacts and detailed models across the ages.