Masjid Bani Abd al-Ashhal
مسجد بني عبد الأشهل
Masjid Bani Abd al-Ashhal
Overview
Historic mosque in the northeastern part of Madinah. Associated with the Bani Abd al-Ashhal clan who were early converts to Islam. The clan's leader Sa'd ibn Mu'adh (RA) was one of the most prominent Ansar companions.
Historical significance
Historic mosque in the northeastern part of Madinah. Associated with the Bani Abd al-Ashhal clan who were early converts to Islam. The clan's leader Sa'd ibn Mu'adh (RA) was one of the most prominent Ansar companions.
Nearby sites
مسجد مصباح
Located north of Masjid Nabawi. According to tradition, this is where the first Fajr prayer was prayed upon the Prophet's arrival in Madinah. Ottoman-era structure from approximately 1850 CE.
جبل عير
The second largest mountain in Madinah after Uhud. Marks the southern boundary of the sacred precincts of Madinah (the Haram). Visible from various parts of the city.
مسجد بني حرام
Located in the al-Fath area, west of Jabal Sala'. Associated with the Bani Haram clan dwelling. Tradition records a food multiplication miracle at this location.