Masjid Miqat (Dhul Hulaifah) - Madinah

Also knwns as Masjid Bir Ali, this Dhulhulaifah Mosque is one of the best architecture I've ever seen. Located 11km away from Madinah, this mosque is a Miqat point for ppl frm Madinah whos going to Mekah to perform umrah/hajj. It has bathrooms to take shower and rooms for mens to change to ihram. The first time i stepped foot in this mosque i was in awe with the greens in the compound. The plants and kurma trees here totally diff frm outside of the compound. And to my surprised, they plant thai basil all around the garden, and sangat2 subur pokoknya. Can u imagine, cream buildings with high walls and pillars, blue sky, green plants.. ? Whats not to like?!!

Alhamdulillah. I have heard that our Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu alaihi wa Sallam been here a few times and even did put on Ihram three different times for Umrah , subhanallah. I am proud to have this opportunity to be here. Alhamdulillah

The most beautiful and a peaceful Masjid of Madina ❤️ when we went there , there was a beautiful cat ? this place have so much peace ..this place belongs to the one of the historical masjid of Deen e Islam ...every Muslim when the go Madina to Makkah they do niyat there for Umrah from here .

Every moslem who would like perform umroh . Example like me who who like perfom umroh. Right before we enter Holy City Makkah. We have to Miqat first. And if you previously stay in Madinah usually will visit this mosque for Miqat In this mosque. We prayer ikhram. Make sure already wear ikhram. And make sure once the intention to perform umroh has been pronouced. Then all of umrah prohibitions are no longer permissible. Yes. We start the intention to perform umrah and hajj here..

Dhul Hulaifah Miqat Mosque, situated on the road between Medina and Mecca, stands as a pivotal point for Muslims embarking on the sacred journey of Hajj or Umrah. This mosque, more than just a physical structure, holds profound religious significance in the hearts of pilgrims. The mosque's location is strategic, making it the designated Miqat point for those coming from the direction of Medina. Here, pilgrims don their special white garments known as Ihram, signaling their intention to enter a state of consecration for their pilgrimage. This act is not merely a change of clothing; it represents a spiritual transformation, a turning point in their lives. The atmosphere at Dhul Hulaifah Miqat Mosque is charged with devotion and anticipation. Pilgrims from diverse backgrounds gather, their hearts united in their faith, and their intentions focused on the holy city of Mecca. It's a place where individual journeys converge into a collective pilgrimage experience. Beyond its practical role as a starting point for the pilgrimage, the mosque embodies a deep historical and cultural connection. It is a place where traditions that have been followed for centuries come alive. The sense of continuity and tradition is palpable, reminding each pilgrim of the long line of believers who have undertaken this sacred journey. Dhul Hulaifah Miqat Mosque, in its simplicity and significance, encapsulates the essence of the Hajj and Umrah pilgrimage. It's a place where intentions are purified, and hearts are humbled. For any Muslim embarking on this spiritual journey, this mosque is where their pilgrimage truly begins, and the profound sense of purpose is embraced.