Quba Mosque

Quba Mosque, located near the city of Medina in Saudi Arabia, is the first mosque built in Islamic history, originating in 622 CE. It holds great religious significance as the first place of worship established by Prophet Muhammad upon his migration to Medina. The mosque features traditional Islamic architecture with a large prayer hall, minarets, and a peaceful courtyard. It is a sacred site for Muslims, especially during pilgrimage, and is believed to hold spiritual blessings. Visitors often come to pray, reflect, and connect with Islamic heritage in a serene setting.