... height was twenty - two cubits . [ 95 ] During the Time of Sultan ' Abdul - Majeed 1260- 1277 AH The Ottoman ... An - Nabawi Ash - Sharif ( p . 51-52 ) . The History of 74 the rebuilding of the Prophet's Mosque undertaken by ...
... Al - Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem , which is also associated with Abraham . Either way , after the Quba Mosque , Muhammad went on to establish another mosque in Medina , which is now known as Al- Masjid an - Nabawi ( The Prophet's Mosque ) ...
... ( al - Masjid an - Nabawi ) in Medina , slashing out with a double - edged knife and fatally wounding seven people ... height , thickset , and hairy , with bandy legs but a hand- some face marked by smallpox scars . 27 He had been ...
... ( al - aqsā ) , Mecca ( al - ka'ba ) , and Medina ( al - masjid an - nabawi ) , reinforced with a symbol on the map . 14. It is interesting to note here that the map presenting this idealized world refers to a dichotomy between “ majority ...
... al - Qiblatain is an old masjid ( mosque ) , dating from the time of Prophet ... an - Nabawi ( the Prophet's Mosque ) . It is called al - Qiblatain be- cause ... height as the old one that stood upon the hill . The ground floor ...
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... al-Bab al-Majidi (the doorway of Majid or Mecid) - also known as Bab al- Tawassul or the doorway of Intercession ... height of the mosque's ceiling from the inside was unified and seemed consistent, but from the outside, the domes ...
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... Masjid alHaram, the Great Mosque, the final stop of the Hajj pilgrimage. And that is in the centre of the holiest ... an-Nabawi, the great Mosque in Medina (see page 66), are known as al-Haramain, or 'the two Sanctuaries'. They are ...