This book contains a collection of the virtues of Makkah and Medina that have been mentioned and deduced from the Holy Qur'an or the Noble Sunnah.
There is a more detailed work that includes over three hundred virtues of Makkah, and another that includes over two hundred virtues of Medina. Each of these will be published separately.
However, in this book, we have combined the most prominent virtues of the two sacred cities to make the information more accessible, easier to comprehend, and to deliver benefit swiftly.
In this volume, you will find 124 virtues of Makkah and 71 virtues of Medina, presented in a concise format for ease of use and understanding.
Specifications of the book: Virtues of Makkah and Medina:
- Title of the book: Virtues of Makkah and Medina.
- Category: Books and Encyclopedias / Books in Arabic.
- Language: Arabic.
- Size: 14cm x 22cm high.
- Number of pages: 112.
Features of “Virtues of Makkah and Medina”:
- The book discusses the exalted virtues of Makkah and Medina, reflected gloriously in their great histories and sacred status in the hearts of Muslims around the world. They are radiant centers pulsating with faith and tolerance, attracting believers from all corners of the earth to visit for worship and reflection on the greatness of God.
- The book explains how Makkah thrives with the spirit of worship and humility. It is the home of the Holy Kaaba, built by Prophet Abraham (peace be upon him) by God's command. It is a global center of worship and supplication for Muslims, holding the sacred Kaaba as a symbol of monotheism and unity. Pilgrims feel deep reverence and joy as they perform the Tawaf (circumambulation) and the Sa’i (between Safa and Marwa).
- As for Medina, it is the city of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), and a hub of knowledge and wisdom. Its streets emanate peace and security, and its soil blossoms with Islamic virtues. It hosts the Prophet’s Mosque, welcoming Muslims with open arms, embodying the mercy and love that the Prophet (peace be upon him) taught.
- Moreover, both cities are distinguished by many religious and social virtues such as generosity, tolerance, and cooperation among people. Visiting these places offers a chance to renew faith and reflect on God’s mercy and greatness.
- May Mecca and Medina always remain a source of inspiration and peace for Muslims around the world.