Al Adl cemetery, Cemetery in central Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Adl cemetery is a burial ground located near Masjid Al Haram and Mecca's municipal building in the city center. The grounds feature organized burial plots and pathways laid out across the site.
Established in 1926, this cemetery emerged during Mecca's urban development as the city's second major burial ground. Its founding came during a period when the city was expanding its modern infrastructure.
This burial ground functions as a traditional Islamic cemetery where families maintain their connections to relatives through regular visits. Many come to remember loved ones and spend time at this meaningful place.
The cemetery is located on Majid Street and welcomes visitors year-round. Appropriate dress and respectful behavior are expected when visiting to honor the sacred nature of the place.
The cemetery holds the graves of several members of the Saudi royal family, including Prince Nayef, Prince Mansour, and Prince Mishari. These burials give the site historical importance for the kingdom.
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