القبلتين - Al Fath

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It has the two Qiblatain mosques

The Qiblatain Mosque, whose qiblah shifted from Jerusalem to Mecca Khaled Al-Jabri (Medina) The Al-Qiblatain Mosque is considered one of the historical mosques in Medina, which many visitors and residents are keen to pray in, due to its great position in Islam, and because of its great historical fragrance. . The Qiblatain Mosque is located in the Bani Salma area on the hills of Harrat Al Wabra on the northwestern road to Madinah, specifically on Khalid Bin Al Waleed Road and its intersection with Sultana Street (the commercial center in Madinah), which is very close to the Second Ring Road (King Abdullah Road) on the one hand. the West. The area of ​​the mosque is 3,920 square meters, topped by two domes, the first with a diameter of 8 m and the second 7 m, and a height of approximately 17 m for each. reason of calling Dr. Tendib al-Faydi, a well-known historian, says that the reason for naming the mosque is due to the fact that a group of Muslims in the era of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, were praying in the direction of al-Aqsa Mosque, and a caller behind them shouted and told them that the revelation had been sent down to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, by changing the direction of the qiblah from The Holy House to the Sacred Mosque, depending on God (we may see your face in the sky. " The Companions transformed their faces and bodies into the sacred mosque in Makkah, and Dr. Al-Faydi added that this mosque was initially built with mud and mud and a roof with palm trunks, then the mosque was renovated during the era of Omar bin Abdul Aziz, and it was renewed again during the reign of the legal sultan in 950 AH, and it was developed and expanded, so the mound was removed A new spacious two-storey building was built in its place. It is worth noting that the Al-Qiblatain Mosque had a major urban expansion during the reign of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Fahd bin Abdul Aziz, may God have mercy on him - in the year 1408 AH, and it was re-established in the modern architectural style.