Saudi Arabia Issues Etiquette Guidelines for Visitors to the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has released a set of etiquette guidelines for visitors to the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina, emphasizing respect for the sanctity of this sacred site and the maintenance of its spiritual atmosphere.
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Key Guidelines for Visitors
Entry Etiquette
- Right Foot First: Visitors should enter the mosque with their right foot.
- Traditional Supplication: A prescribed supplication for entering sacred spaces should be recited upon entry.
Conduct Inside the Mosque
- Maintain Calmness: Visitors are urged to lower their voices and behave respectfully to avoid disturbing others.
- Extend Greetings: As visitors pass the sacred chamber, they are encouraged to extend peaceful salutations to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his companions Abu Bakr and Umar.
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Exiting the Mosque
- Left Foot First: When leaving, it is recommended to exit with the left foot.
- Supplication for Departure: Visitors should recite the traditional supplication for exiting sacred spaces.
Purpose of the Guidelines
These guidelines are intended to uphold the dignity and tranquility of the mosque, ensuring a spiritually uplifting experience for all visitors.
The ministry stated:
“These guidelines are part of our ongoing efforts to enhance the experience of every visitor, ensuring that their acts of worship are performed in an atmosphere of humility, reflection, and reverence.”
By following these etiquettes, visitors can contribute to a respectful and serene environment, fostering a deeper spiritual connection during their time at one of Islam’s holiest places.
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