Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah holds a distinguished place in the hearts of all Muslims. It is the second holiest site in Islam. The city of Madinah was known as Yathrib during the pre-Islamic era.
The green dome is also known as Kubah. The first two Caliphs - Abu Bakar and Omar, were buried next to Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wassalam (pbuh) in the place that had originally been the Prophet’s (pbuh) home and which today is covered by the famous green dome of the Mosque.
Bigboss in one area of the Al-Nabawi Mosque's compound.
Usually, early in the morning, you can already see men and women with their businesses.
There are also buildings that look like a City Hall housing many small and medium shops selling souveniors and merchandises.
On the left is the Grand Manazeli Hotel. In the background, you can see a new building with modern architectural design being built.
Rich Islamic architectural design can still be seen in modern buildings. A lone palm date tree standing majestically by the roadside.
A stop sign on the streets of Madinah city.
Makkah Al-Mukarramah
Bigboss after Umrah ..outside one of the many gates of the Holy Masjidil Al-Haram
The Holy Mosque Masjidil Al-Haram in Makkah houses the Kaaba - the focus of Muslim worship. Five times each day, Muslims from all over the world, wherever they may be, turn to the Holy City of Makkah to pray.
Pegions
Night scene in Makkah 
Saudi Arabia is the home land of the date palm tree. With its existence since ancient times, it is one of the oldest trees in the world, boasting its charming beauty and its endless generosity.
There are more than 300 types of dates in Saudi Arabia with each having its own different taste and texture.
Bigboss in Jeddah. 
Jeddah is an industrial and active commercial centre with modern features, squares and courtyards.
Corniche is a vibrant marketplace with multi-storied mud brick and stone buildings that sells everything from textiles and sparkling silver and gold ornaments to spices and honey.
