Mosque of Al-Khayf Minah — Attraction in Makkah Al Mukarramah

As a pilgrim who had the privilege of visiting Masjid Al-Khaif in Mina, I can confidently say that it deserves a perfect five-star rating. This sacred sanctuary offers hope and solace to pilgrims who have camps far away from Jamrat, while also emanating a serene spiritual ambiance reminiscent of Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Masjid Al-Khaif is a true oasis in the bustling city of Mina. Its pristine white architecture and peaceful surroundings provide an instant sense of calm and tranquility. Upon entering the mosque, I was greeted by a harmonious blend of prayer recitations, creating an atmosphere of devotion and reverence. The clean and well-maintained facilities added to the overall comfort and convenience for worshippers.

What sets Masjid Al-Khaif apart is the deep connection it evokes with Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem. This spiritual connection is palpable, and the mosque's design and atmosphere intentionally reflect the grandeur and serenity reminiscent of Al-Aqsa. The stunning architectural features, decorative motifs, and tranquil aura transport visitors to another dimension, where they can connect with the sacredness of Al-Aqsa, even if they are physically distant.

For those who have camps far away from Jamrat, Masjid Al-Khaif is a true beacon of hope. The mosque provides an opportunity for pilgrims to perform their obligatory prayers comfortably, without the need to traverse long distances. Its strategic location in Mina ensures that individuals can fulfill their religious obligations efficiently, allowing them to focus on their spiritual journey without unnecessary hardship or exhaustion.

Additionally, the mosque's spacious layout accommodates a large number of worshippers, reducing congestion and enhancing the overall experience. I was impressed by the meticulous organization and management, ensuring a smooth flow of pilgrims during peak times. It was a testament to the dedication of the mosque staff, who work tirelessly to facilitate a seamless prayer experience for all visitors.

Furthermore, the commitment to cleanliness and hygiene within Masjid Al-Khaif deserves commendation. The mosque is maintained to impeccable standards, with regular cleaning and maintenance routines in place. The sanitary facilities were easily accessible and well-kept, reflecting the respect and dedication given to maintaining the highest standards of cleanliness.

In conclusion, Masjid Al-Khaif in Mina is a sacred haven and a true blessing for pilgrims, particularly those with camps situated far from Jamrat. Its resemblance to Al-Aqsa Mosque, combined with its serene environment, evokes a sense of spirituality and tranquility that is truly unparalleled. With its efficient layout, dedicated staff, and impeccable cleanliness, this mosque sets a shining example for others to follow. It is undoubtedly deserving of a five-star rating and is a must-visit for every pilgrim embarking on the Hajj or...

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Masjid al Khayf is one of the mosques that possess the greatest Islamic history. The beautifully structured mosque is located southern Mina in close approximation to the smallest Jamarat. The mosque rests at the base of a mountain. It is one of the most frequently visited Ziyarat places in Makkah. Here are some lesser known facts about the Masjid al Khayf that would indeed be interesting to explore 70 Prophets have offered prayers in Masjid al Khayf As mentioned that the Masjid al Khayf possess the greatest Islamic history, it can be proven from some hadiths that it is the very masjid where not only Prophet PBUH has offered his prayers rather many other Prophets had used the mosque to offer virtues. Ibn Abbas has reported that the Prophet PBUH claimed that 70 Prophets had held their prayers in this place Prophet Muhammad offered Fajr prayer in Masjid al Khayf during Hajj During the Hajj, the Prophet PBUH offered his morning Salah i.e. the Fajr prayer at the Masjid al Khayf. This has been reported by one of his companions Yazeed bin Aswad. Bin Aswad was along the Prophet PBUH during Hajj and reported that he along with the Prophet PBUH offered their morning salah at the very mosque.

Muslims installed their camps around Masjid al Khayf during Hajj During an address by the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be on him) at Mina, he instructed the Muhajireen, Ansar and the rest of Muslims to make a settlement near the Masjid al Khayf. Abdur -Rahman bin Mu’adh (may Allah be pleased with him) revealed that the Muhajireen were asking to put up their camps just in front of the very mosque, while Ansar were asked to make settlement behind the mosque. The rest of the Muslims were asked to set up their camps behind the camps of Ansar. (The Hadith has been reported in Abu Dawood). Prophet Muhammad used to deliver sermons in Masjid al Khayf The Holy Prophet PBUH used to deliver sermons in Masjid al Kahyf. In one of the Hadith reported in Tabraani by Abdullah bin Abbas (may Allah be pleased with him) Holy Prophet in Masjid al Khayf addressed the Muslims by first praising Allah and then delighted them by saying that those are concerned about the life of hereafter shall know that they will be blessed with worldly dependencies. Also, the world and its people shall restore...

Masjid al Khayf in Mina: According to Ibn Abbas رضی الله عنہ around 70 Prophet ﷺ stayed, prayed (Majma’uz Zawahid), and they are buried at this place. In Mina a barber shaving Rasool (ﷺ) head. Some Sahabah struggling each other to get the hairs of Rasool ﷺ.

At that time Khalid bin Waleed رضی الله عنہ said to Rasool ﷺ, “O Messenger of Allaah, the forelock! Give it unto none but me, my father and mother be your ransom!”

And Rasool ﷺ gave it to him, he pressed it reverently against his eyes and lips. It is reported that Khalid bin Waleed (رضی الله عنہ) used to keep these hairs in his headgear, never lost any battle in his life due to its Barakah.

According to a traceable Hadith of Ibn Abbas رضي الله عنه , the Prophet ﷺsaid: “Seventy Prophet ﷺs prayed in Masjid al-Khayf.” [Majma‘uz-Zawahid].

Yazeed bin Aswad رضی الله عنہ says that when he performed Hajj with the Prophet ﷺ , it was at the Masjid Khayf that he performed the Fajr salah with the Prophet ﷺ . Abdur -Rahman bin Mu’adh رضی الله عنہ reports that when the Prophet ﷺdelivered a sermon in Mina, he instructed the Muhajireen to set up camp in front of the Masjid al-Khayf and the Ansar to set up camp behind it. The rest of the Muslims were to camp behind them. [Abu Dawood].

Abdullaah bin Abbas رضی الله عنہ narrates that it was in Masjid al-Khayf that the Prophet ﷺaddressed them. After praising Allaah he said: “Allaah will set right the affairs of the person whose prime concern is the Aaqirah (Hereafter), Allaah will also grant him self-sufficiency and the world will humble itself before him. As for the person whose prime concern is this world, Allaah will scatter his affairs, place poverty in front of him and all he will get of this world will be what has been predestined for...