マスジドアルキブラタイン-マディーナ

Masjid Qiblatain is a masjid where Allah’s last prophet Syedna MUHAMMAD Kareem صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم was leading prayers of his Muslim followers. Prayers was being performed facing Bait ul Maqdas as by that time, Bait ul Maqdas was the told “qibla” by the Almighty ALLAH. Performing the prayer ALLAH’s last prophet thought that May ALLAH make Masjid Al Haram, the Baitullah in Makkah the “qibla” for believers, the Muslims! So during the prayers ALLAH sent relevant verses of AlQuran changing the qubla asking the prophet to move their face towards new qibla Baitullah in Makkah. Obeying the Almighty testament, Allah’s prophet moved his face towards Masjid al Haram; so this Masjid is called Masjid Qublatain means masjid of two qiblas.

Best time to visit this beautiful mosque in Morning during Ramadan as you can do Ibada peacefully without so much hassle

A historic Mosque in the City of Medina which has two 'Qiblah' (the direction that Muslims face while praying). The history behind it is that in the early years of the Prophet Muhammad's prophethood, the Muslims used the face the Aqsa Mosque in Jarusalem while they pray. So Allah revealed to him to change the direction to face the Ka'abah in Mecca. The revelation was made while prayer was going on in this Mosque, so suddenly it was changed. When you visit this Mosque you can see the two Qiblah directions (the former and the later).

Masjid al-Qiblatain, located in Madinah, has historical significance in Islam. The name translates to "Mosque of the Two Qiblas," referring to an event where the direction of prayer (qibla) was changed during a single prayer. Historical Background: Initially, Muslims prayed facing Jerusalem. However, during a prayer at Masjid al-Qiblatain, the Prophet Muhammad received revelation instructing him to change the qibla to Mecca. This mosque marks that momentous event when the Qibla was switched. Facilities: Masjid al-Qiblatain is a significant religious site and provides facilities for worshipers. Standard mosque facilities such as prayer halls, ablution areas, and open courtyards for congregational prayers are available. These facilities aim to accommodate the needs of visitors and the local community for religious activities

Masjid has no alternate. Always 5 stars are given. This is the masjjd when Muhammad SAW was offering Namaz when by the order of Allah the Qibla was changed