Al-Deraa Mosque

Al-Deraa Mosque () is a historic mosque located in Medina, between the Prophet’s Mosque and Mount Uhud in Saudi Arabia.

Name It was called Al-Dira’ Mosque because the Prophet removed his armor there when he set out for the Battle of Uhud. It is also known by other names, including: Masjid Al-Shaykhayn, Masjid Al-Bada’i, and Masjid Al-‘Adwah.

History It is an ancient mosque that dates back to the era of the Prophet. In 2024, it was restored by the concerned authorities in preparation for receiving visitors.

Significance The Prophet prayed inside it the Asr, Maghrib, and Isha prayers, then spent the night there. He then prayed Fajr and headed toward Mount Uhud.https://www.researchgate.net/publication/372549057_Masjid_al-Dir'_msjd_aldr_in_Madinah

See also

Medina Islam in Saudi Arabia List of mosques in Saudi Arabia List of mosques in Medina

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