Medina (Madinah)

Medina, also known as Madinah, is a significant city in Saudi Arabia and one of the holiest cities in Islam. It is historically important as the city where Prophet Muhammad migrated in 622 CE, marking the beginning of the Islamic calendar. Medina is home to the Prophet's Mosque, a major religious site. The city has a rich history of Islamic learning, community, and culture. Today, it attracts pilgrims and visitors seeking spiritual connection, and it plays a vital role in Islamic faith and tradition. Medina combines historical significance with vibrant modern life, serving as a spiritual and cultural hub.