Medina Province

Medina Province is an administrative region in western Saudi Arabia, known for its religious significance as the site of Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, the Prophet’s Mosque. It serves as a cultural and historical hub, attracting pilgrims and visitors. The province features a mix of modern cities and traditional towns, with an economy rooted in religious tourism, commerce, and agriculture. Its landscape includes desert plains and fertile areas suitable for farming. Medina Province plays a vital role in Saudi Arabia’s religious heritage and continues to grow as a center for pilgrimage, education, and regional development.