Al Ghamama 清真寺 - 麦地那

The mosque was build by khalifah omar bin abdul aziz in the first century of hijriyah

Ghamama translates as “cloud" and Masjid Al ghamamah is the mosque where Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) offered Salat ul- Istasqa in aid of the city, which had been going through a drought. Following the prayer of Our prophet's prayer, it is narrated that rain clouds covered the area. Overall the area dedicated to women is small partitioned area but equipped with air conditioner and small refrigerator for free water.

We can reach Ghamamah mosque from Masjid an Nabawi gate 310.

Masjid al-Ghamamah, also known as the "Mosque of the Clouds," is located in Madinah. It holds historical significance as it is associated with an event where the Prophet Muhammad performed the Eid prayer during a rainfall. The mosque's name, meaning "mosque of the clouds," stems from this incident. Historically, it has served as a place for various religious and community gatherings. The mosque is situated in the Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah region and is part of the broader cultural and religious heritage of Madinah. As for facilities, Masjid al-Ghamamah provides a place for worship and gatherings. Mosques in general offer prayer areas, ablution facilities, and open spaces for congregational prayers and events. For specific details about the facilities at Masjid al-Ghamamah, you may want to check with local sources or official websites for updated and accurate information.

One pf the oldest mosques in madinah. Have a small area of prayer for both men and women. It is rarely opened for visitors. Very near to masjid al nabawi, just straight from gate 309 and 310. You will also find zam zam water at these gates.