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Bismillah-ir-Rahman-ir-Raheem

🕌 Dar Al Madinah Museum – Preserving the Light of the Prophetic City

Bismillah-ir-Rahman-ir-Raheem

Nestled in the heart of Al Madinah Al Munawwarah, the Dar Al Madinah Museum stands as a living tribute to the sacred history, spiritual legacy, and rich heritage of the City of Light. Since its official establishment in 2011, the museum has welcomed visitors from around the world, offering them not just a journey through time—but a heartfelt connection to the life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and the noble companions who walked beside him.


🌿 A Vision Rooted in Love for Al Madinah

The vision of the museum was brought to life by Dr. Abdulaziz Kaki, a native of Madinah and an acclaimed historian and architectural conservationist. With a passion for preserving Islamic heritage, Dr. Kaki established Dar Al Madinah Museum to serve as a sacred space where the stories, structures, and spirit of early Islam are preserved and shared with deep reverence.

The museum is more than a historical archive—it is a place of reflection, education, and renewal. Visitors are invited not only to witness the legacy of Al Madinah but to feel it in their hearts.


🏛 Exhibitions That Speak to the Soul

Dar Al Madinah Museum is home to over 2,000 artifacts, including rare photographs, manuscripts, scale models, and archaeological items that bring the past to life. Each exhibit is carefully curated to reflect a significant aspect of Islamic history—most notably the time of Rasulullah ﷺ in Madinah.

Key exhibitions include:

  • The Light of Madinah – a detailed representation of the city during the time of the Prophet ﷺ

  • The Sahabah Gallery – honoring the Companions’ (رضي الله عنهم) sacrifices and contributions

  • Architectural Evolution of Madinah – showing the transformation of the city across Islamic eras

  • Manuscripts & Calligraphy – original Qur’anic texts and artistic Islamic script

  • Global Influence of Al Madinah – how the spiritual light of the city reached across continents

Each room is more than an exhibit—it’s a step into a world guided by revelation, community, and divine mercy.


🌙 A Museum Built with Adab (Respect) and Nur (Light)

What sets Dar Al Madinah Museum apart is its Islamic tone and atmosphere. The museum is designed to be more than a tour—it is an act of remembrance (dhikr). From the greeting at the door to the final reflection space, the entire experience is enveloped in a respectful, warm, and spiritually uplifting environment.

The layout encourages visitors to walk gently, ponder deeply, and reconnect with the values of humility, brotherhood, and prophetic leadership that defined early Islam.


🕋 Connecting Generations to the Prophetic Legacy

Dar Al Madinah Museum is especially popular among families, students, and pilgrims, who see it as a powerful bridge between knowledge and emotion. Children are introduced to their roots through interactive models. Elders are reminded of timeless values. Scholars and educators find inspiration for future research and learning.

For many, the museum is not just a place of information—but of transformation.


🗓 Visiting the Museum

Opening Hours:

  • Monday – Thursday: 10:00 PM – 2:00 AM

  • Saturday & Sunday: 10:00 PM – 2:00 AM

  • Friday: Closed

Admission is open to all, with ticket prices structured to welcome every age group. Guided tours are available in Arabic and English.

📍 Location: Al Madinah Al Munawwarah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
🎟 Book your tickets at: dar-almadinah.com


🌸 Final Reflections

In a world that moves quickly, Dar Al Madinah Museum is a place that gently reminds us to pause, reflect, and remember where we came from. It reconnects our hearts to the Prophet ﷺ, our minds to the golden era of Madinah, and our souls to the values that built the strongest community in history.

“Indeed, there has come to you a Messenger from among yourselves…” (Surah At-Tawbah 9:128)

May your visit to Dar Al Madinah Museum be filled with light, understanding, and a renewed love for the most blessed city in the world.

Wa Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh.