Das Museum für das Erweiterungsprojekt der Moschee des Propheten

not allowed to take photos?? no touching interactive tablet screen to its model??? c'mon habibi astaghfirullah. مَاشَآء اللّٰــه one rude staff kept on harrassing us for not complying, i mean c'mon, it's a 15 riyal tourist hotspot. bruh. it's not the airport. well, we ignored the kid and kept takin photos anyways. in yo face brudda.

The exhibition is very excellent and has very valuable information about the history of the architecture of the Prophet's Mosque through the ages. Ticket prices was 15 Saudi Riyals = 4 US Dollars..

I found this exhibition so beautiful with lots of information & artefacts I did not know about regarding the architecture aspect of the Prophets (pbuh) mosque and how it expanded over time. The exhibition is located opposite Masjid Al-Nabwi through gate 7 if I remember correctly. Lots of interactive displays to use aswell as headphones provided to listen in 9 different languages as you walk around. There is also a giftshop at the end of the Exhibition which is expensive but which giftshop isn't.

The exhibition/museum is amazing. The tickets were cheap only 15SAR per person. There's a lot of educational information you get from here and it is very interesting. It is also accomodating to people of all countries. It's worth it. There are also many historical appliances and it's very interesting. The models of the masjid are beautiful and accurate. Just a fun experience overall. At the end you enter a shop where you can buy some models of Masjid Al Haram or Masjid An Nabawi. It's a great place and we had lots of fun.

Beautiful exhibition showing the expansions that has been done on the Prophet's (Sallallahu alaihi wasallam)masjid since its establishment. They also provide guide who explain in different languages depending upon the language you have selected at the start. There are different photos, videos, holographic display, Masjid models to see. A good place to learn about the Prophet(Sallallahu alaihi wasallam)masjid. It takes about 30-45 minutes to see this place. Must visit this place when you are in madinah. You can see the utensils, lanterns of that era, replica models of masjid how it was in different periods and also how the old city of madinah looked like. There is also an Mimbar of the Masjid-e-Nabwi which was around 400+ years old. They don't allow ? and ? of the tour but at the last stop they allow you to take the pictures of the Mimbar. The ticket price for per person is 15 riyal.