Guests of King Salman’s Umrah program visit historic sites in Madinah
Participants in the King Salman Umrah and Visit Program toured Uhud Martyrs Cemetery and Quba Mosque as part of their cultural itinerary in Madinah.
The King Salman Umrah and Visit Program in Madinah recently facilitated a tour for its guests, allowing them to explore significant historic sites within the city. The itinerary encompassed Uhud Martyrs Cemetery, Mount Rumah, and Quba Mosque, providing visitors with insights into the proper Islamic etiquette for visiting cemeteries and a detailed account of the Battle of Uhud.
At Quba Mosque, the group learned about its historical importance and the virtues associated with it, culminating in a prayer session performed in the manner of the Prophet Muhammad. The participants expressed their appreciation for Saudi Arabia's commitment to Islam and Muslims, highlighting their satisfaction with the cultural experience.
The program, overseen by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance for 1448 AH, includes a third group of 250 male and female pilgrims from 23 African nations.
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