THE GREEN DOME

The green dome is a fascinating location which is an amusing religious and pilgrimage attraction of Medina, also commonly known as the resting place of the Prophet. This ethereal mosque is the largest mosque of Medina and attracts a humongous crowd during the Ramadan months. Tourists can admire the 623 AD detailing of the intricate architecture and learn about the intriguing Islamic culture and customs in depth.

The Green Dome is one of the most visited Medina tourist attractions built above the tombs of the Prophet, Umar, and Abu Bakr, which was once Aisha’s chamber. This dome is located in the Prophet’s Mosque’s southeast corner. Millions visit the dome every year since it is a tradition to visit the mosque post a Meccan pilgrimage.

This structure dates back to 1279 CE when there used to be an unpainted cupola made of wood, over the tomb. But, later it was painted and rebuilt using different colors twice; once in 1817 and one in the late 15th century. Since the dome was first hand-painted green in the year 1827, it came to be known as the Green Dome.

Highlights

• If you are visiting Ramdan, then Green Dome is a top-notch tourist attraction to relish upon the exquisite and enthralling power and influence of Islamic culture and customs.
• Be a part of the splendid evening prayer and experience a soul rejuvenating and attain bliss.
• The Green Dome dates back to 623 AD and attracts a humongous crowd annually.
• The Green Dome is built over the burial ground of Prophet Muhammad and other pivotal Islamic figures.
• Admire the pleasant Quran scriptures on the wall and interact with the locals to learn more about this iconic Green Dome and mystifying tales related to its past.