Masjid Al Qiblatain

Masjid al qiblatain mosque of the two qiblas is a mosque in medina that is historically important for muslims as the place where the islamic prophet muhammad leading the prayer is said to have been commanded to change the direction of prayer qibla from jerusalem to mecca thus it uniquely contained two prayer niches mihrabs.
Masjid al qiblatain. Masjid al qiblatayn is the oldest and beautiful mosque in madinah mosque of the two qibla s. This is masjid al qiblatain arabic. After prophet mohammed had received the command to change the qiblah the direction had been changed from al aksa mosque to holy kaaba in mecca. Masjid al qiblatayn is the oldest and beautiful mosque in madinah mosque of the two qibla s.
مسجد القبلتين lit. The masjid al qiblatayn م س ج د ٱل ق ب ل ت ی ن mosque of the two qiblas is a mosque in medina that is historically important for muslims as the place where after prophet muhammad received the command to change the qiblah direction of prayer from jerusalem to mecca the entire congregation led by a companion changed direction in prayer. Masjid al qiblatain is historically important to muslims as it is the location where the first congregational salah was prayed. In zeila a gadabursi city the mosque masjid al qiblatayn is known as the site of where early companions of the prophet and the local somalis established a mosque shortly after the first migration to abyssinia.
The construction of this mosque is tied to the history of islam in somalia. مسجد القبلتين translated as the mosque of the two qiblas in rajjab 2 ah the revelation of the quranic verse came to change the direction of the qibla from masjid al aqsa in jerusalem to the ka bah in makkah. Mosque of the two qiblas also spelt masjid al qiblatain is a mosque in medina believed by muslims to be the place where the final islamic prophet muhammad received the command to change the qibla direction of prayer from jerusalem to mecca the mosque was built by sawad ibn ghanam ibn ka ab in during the year 2 ah. The masjid al qiblatayn arabic.