The guests of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques’ Umrah Program started to leave Mecca today, heading back to their countries. They spent around ten days in the Two Holy Mosques, where they performed Umrah and visited the Prophet’s Mosque.
Several officials from the program were at King Abdulaziz International Airport bidding farewell to the guests, reported Saudi Press Agency.
Guest’s Gratitude to Leadership
The guests expressed their happiness with the visit during which they performed Umrah. Moreover, they visited the Prophet’s Mosque.
The guests extended their gratitude to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its wise leadership for its leadership in serving Islam and Muslims, as well as its service to the guests of the Most Merciful, including Hajj pilgrims, Umrah performers, and visitors. They emphasized that this program is part of the Islamic activities provided by the Kingdom since its establishment to serve Islam.
It is worth noting that the guests of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques’ Program for Umrah represent the 15th batch. This batch consists of 250 guests from 14 Asian countries: Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Taiwan, Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos, Hong Kong, Japan, Brunei, Thailand, Korea, Cambodia, and Mongolia.
Guests’ Journey to Medinah
The guest’s journey to Madinah began with a visit to the iconic Prophet’s Mosque, also known as Al-Masjid an-Nabawi. This grand mosque was built by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) himself. It is also a testament to the early Islamic architecture. Umrah program attendees are often deeply moved by the spiritual atmosphere and serenity of this sacred site.
Quba Mosque
The First Mosque in Islam; another historically significant mosque in Madinah is the Quba Mosque. It is considered the first mosque in Islam and holds a special place in the hearts of Muslims. Participants in the Umrah program visit this mosque to offer prayers and reflect upon its historical importance.
Uhud Mountain
A lesson in faith and valor for those interested in history and battles of early Islam, a visit to Uhud Mountain is a must. It is the site of the Battle of Uhud, where the Muslims faced adversity but ultimately triumphed. Umrah program participants can stand on this hallowed ground and draw inspiration from the faith and valor of those who defended Islam.
Furthermore, the journey to Madinah as part of the Umrah program is not just a religious pilgrimage; it is a voyage through history and culture. The city’s historical sites, mosques, and bustling souqs offer a unique blend of spirituality and heritage.
Umrah program attendees leave Madinah with a deeper connection to their faith and a profound appreciation for the rich history of this remarkable city. So, plan your Umrah program to Madinah today and embark on a journey of a lifetime, where spirituality meets history.
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