Abu Bakr Mosque

The mosque features a large central dome, marble interiors, and intricate Islamic patterns adorning its walls and ceilings inside the prayer halls.

The Prophet Muhammad performed Eid prayers at this location in the eighth year after Hijra, establishing its early significance in Islamic history.

Named after Abu Bakr As-Siddiq, the first caliph of Islam, this mosque represents the strong connection between Medina and early Islamic leadership.

Located in the southwestern area of the Prophet's Mosque, the building contains separate prayer sections and ablution facilities for male and female visitors.

The mosque structure maintains its original architectural elements from the 13th century Hijri calendar, including its metal minaret topped with three spheres.

GPS coordinates: 24.46614,39.60636

Latest update: August 30, 2025 13:29