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Why is Median Important to Muslims, Roza e Rasool, History of Medina, Beautiful Pictures of Roza e Rasool This informative article includes the history and importance overview why Medina important to Muslims and beautiful pictures of Roza e Rasool…Holy city of Medina… and Why Is Medina Important To Muslims As every Muslim knows that Medina is considered to be the modern city in the region of western Saudi Arabia and it is capital of Al Medina Province. Firstly, we would like to discuss the meaning of Medina. Well, the Arabic word Medina simply means City. Before the beginning of Islam, Medina was known as Yathrib. It is considered to be second important holiest city in Islam after the Mecca. We would like to mention that Medina is the burial place of Islamic Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W), that’s why Medina is important to Muslims. In this informative article, we will discuss the importance and significance of Medina and its history before and after Islam. Medina Is The Holy City Of Muslims: Now the question is that why Medina is the holy city of Muslims? Well, we would like to mention again as mentioned above that Medina is the second holiest city in Islam. The first and oldest mosque named as Masjid Al Quba also located in this city. One of the major reasons why Medina important to Muslims, this is the holy city of Muslims in the whole world because it is the burial place of Prophet Mohammad (S.A.W). Many others “Sahaba Ikram” are also buried in this Holy city. This is the only place where Prophet Mohammad (S.A.W) attracted his followers. Moreover, oldest mosque Masjid-e-Nabawi also built in this city. Its beautiful minarets and domes completely dominate the skyline of this holy city. Roza E Rasool Medina: For our readers, we want to mention that Masjid e Nabvi is also known as Roza E Rasool. We would like to mention that Roza E Rasool is located in Medina. It is famous as the second holy mosque in the whole world. Whenever Muslims visit, the first thing they visit to see this mosque. It has ten tall minarets reaching high into the sky. The shape of Roza E Rasool is rectangle which can be seen in below gallery of 20 beautiful pictures of Roza e Rasool (S.A.W). Moreover, the front section of this beautiful mosque was renovated in 1860 AD during the rule period of Sultaan Abd Al Majeed. History of Medina before Islam: According to the history of Medina before Islam, its name was Yathrib, dates to 6 th century BC. In early days of Yathrib, three Jews tribes were resided here mostly prominent named Banu Qaynuqa, Banu Qurayza and Banu Nadir. Later on Yemenis came to this area and for the time being held their position strong. Jews tribes lost their control on Yathrib till 5th century. Ultimately the Jews tribes have become the part of past until the birth of Holy prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) in 571 A.D. Holy prophet was born in Mecca but in 622 he migrated to Medina and started his preaching of Islam for 10 years and established the first Islamic state in Medina. Actually this is first answered of the question why is medina important to Muslims. Because Muslims consider the Medina first Islamic state established by Hazrat Muhammad (P.B.U.H) Islamic History of Medina Now for our readers, we would like to discuss the Islamic history of Medina. In the period of 622, Medina became the main seat or place of Prophet Mohammad growing movement of Islam after Hijra. During the period of 622, Prophet Mohammad was invited to come and live in the city of Yathrib also known as Medina. Then in Medina, he acted as a governor. In those special times, Medina was considered to be a divide city. In those times, different religions were present and they were eternally quarrelling. Then Prophet Mohammad brought peace and unity to Medina. Prophet Mohammad (S.A.W) invited all the people in Medina to follow new religion Islam. We would like to mention that during the ten years, Medina formed the base from which Prophet Mohammad invited people to Islam. After the establishment of Islamic rule in Medina, this city also considered to be most important city of Islam. In 1942, Medina has been in Ottoman hands for many centuries and then fell to Ibn Saud and then empire became Saudi Arabic. In the final conclusion, we can say that without any doubt Medina is the most important and holy city for all the Muslims in the whole world. Medina is the spiritual city for Muslims that’s why is Important to Muslims. 20 Beautiful Pictures of Roza e Rasool (S.A.W) As you have read above about the history and importance of Medina, now come to review few beautiful pictures of Roza e Rasool (S.A.W). The gallery contains 20 most beautiful pictures of Roza e Rasool (S.A.W) inside and outside, courtyard of Masjid e Nabawi and many beautiful views of Roza e Rasool (S.A.W) by different angles. Let review the beautiful pictures of Roza e Rasool (S.A.W).