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Masjid Quba
The first mosque built in Islam. The Prophet ﷺ said that whoever purifies himself at home and then prays in Masjid Quba receives a reward like that of an Umrah.
Pray at Masjid Quba, stand at Mount Uhud and visit Masjid al-Qiblatain in one 2.5-hour private tour from your hotel. Your own air-conditioned vehicle, a driver who waits at every stop, and a fixed price from SAR 172 per vehicle.
💬 Book Madinah Ziyarat on WhatsAppMadinah is where Islam took root, and many of its most important places are a short drive from Masjid an-Nabawi. A private Ziyarat taxi lets you pray at Quba, reflect at Uhud and learn the story of each site without the rush of a shared bus — and be back at the Haram in time for the next prayer.
We collect you from your Madinah hotel and bring you back after the tour.
Time to pray at Quba and stop at every major site, with the driver waiting.
One fixed price for the whole vehicle, not per person. Families save the most.
English, Urdu, Arabic and Hindi speaking drivers who know the history of each place.
| Vehicle | Passengers | Tour price |
|---|---|---|
| Toyota Camry | Up to 4 | SAR 172 |
| Toyota Innova | Up to 5 | SAR 172 |
| Hyundai Staria | Up to 7 | SAR 230 |
| GMC Yukon XL | Up to 7 | SAR 345 |
| Toyota HiAce | Up to 12 | SAR 288 |
| Toyota Coaster | Up to 18 | SAR 402 |
Fixed price per vehicle, paid in cash (SAR) to the driver. Ramadan and Hajj season rates may differ — your price is confirmed on WhatsApp before the tour.
The first mosque built in Islam. The Prophet ﷺ said that whoever purifies himself at home and then prays in Masjid Quba receives a reward like that of an Umrah.
The "Mosque of the Two Qiblas", where the revelation came to change the direction of prayer from Jerusalem to the Ka'bah.
Site of the Battle of Uhud (3 AH). Hamzah (RA), the uncle of the Prophet ﷺ, and the martyrs of Uhud are buried here, facing Jabal al-Rumah (Archers' Hill).
Small mosques marking the positions held during the Battle of the Trench (5 AH), including Masjid al-Fath.
Where the Prophet ﷺ led the first Friday prayer on his way from Quba to Madinah.
Taste and buy Ajwa and other Madinah dates direct from the farm — a favourite stop for gifts to take home.
Where the Prophet ﷺ prayed the Eid prayers and the prayer for rain.
The "magnetic hill" valley where cars appear to roll uphill. Not a religious site, but a popular extra for families.
Want the full history of each place? Read our guide: Ziyarat Places in Madinah →
Leave in a state of purity so your prayer at Masjid Quba follows the Sunnah.
The Prophet ﷺ used to visit Quba on Saturdays — a popular day for the tour.
Date farms sell Ajwa and other varieties; prices are better than near the Haram.
Rawdah visits need a Nusuk app permit. Plan your tour around your slot.
A private Madinah Ziyarat tour costs SAR 172 in a Toyota Camry (up to 4 passengers) and SAR 402 in a Toyota Coaster for groups of up to 18. The price is per vehicle, not per person, and includes hotel pickup and drop-off.
About 2.5 hours, including time to pray two rak'ahs at Masjid Quba and stops at Mount Uhud and Masjid al-Qiblatain. Adding Wadi al-Jinn makes it a longer trip; ask us when booking.
After Fajr or after Ishraq is ideal. Many pilgrims plan the tour for a Saturday morning, following the Sunnah of visiting Masjid Quba on Saturdays, but any day works.
Jannat al-Baqi is next to Masjid an-Nabawi, so most pilgrims walk there. It opens to men at set times, usually after Fajr and Asr. Women are not permitted inside.
Yes. Visits to the Rawdah inside Masjid an-Nabawi are booked through the Nusuk app. The Ziyarat tour covers places outside the mosque, so book your Rawdah slot separately.
Yes. Most sites are a short walk from where the vehicle parks, and the driver waits at each stop. Pilgrims who prefer to stay seated can view several sites from the car.
Send your hotel name, date and number of passengers — we confirm on WhatsApp within minutes.
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