The Medina

The Medina, also known as Medina al-Munawara, is a city in Saudi Arabia that holds deep religious significance for Muslims. It is the second holiest city after Mecca and is the place where the Prophet Muhammad established his community and is buried. The city is home to the Al-Masjid an-Nabawi (Prophet’s Mosque), a major pilgrimage site. Medina is a spiritual center for Muslims, embodying historical, religious, and cultural importance, and it continues to be a hub for spiritual reflection, study, and community gatherings.