Category: Masjid al-Haram

The House of Umme Hani (RA) refers to the house of the Prophet Muhammad’s (SAW) cousin, Umme Hani bint Abi Talib (RA), who was one

The House of Khadija (RA) refers to the home of Khadija bint Khuwaylid, the first wife of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and one

The House of Abu Jahal refers to the family and lineage of Abu Jahal, one of the leading opponents of Islam during the time of

The outside place of Saee, where you will find the House of Abbas (RA). Abbas (RA) was the Prophet (PBUH)’s paternal uncle and protected Muhammad

Darun Nadwah, also known as the Assembly House, is a term used in Islamic history to refer to the meeting place of the early Muslim

Daarul Arqam (also spelled Darul Arqam) is a term that refers to a house in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, where the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon

Bab al-Shaybah, also known as Bani Shaybah, is one of the gates of the Masjid al-Haram in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. It is located on the

The “Shadharawan” is actually called the “Hijr Ismail” or “Hijr” for short, which is a low wall that surrounds the Ka’bah on three sides. It

Mataf, also known as the area of circumambulation, refers to the space in the Grand Mosque in Mecca where Muslims perform the Tawaf ritual during