In the heart of Makkah, near the Grand Mosque, the Two Holy Mosques Architecture Exhibition opens its doors to the public, offering a rare and enlightening journey through 1,400 years of Islamic architectural evolution.
The exhibition showcases a rich collection of rare artifacts, historical documents, intricate scale models of the Grand Mosque in Makkah and the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah, and the tools once used in their care and preservation.
It brings to life the various architectural phases and expansions across Islamic history — from early Caliphates to the monumental modern-day projects led by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Visitors are immersed in a narrative that illustrates not just structural advancements, but also the spiritual and cultural significance of preserving Islam’s most sacred sites.
From the first modest constructions to the world-class engineering marvels that now accommodate millions of worshippers, the exhibition highlights the Kingdom’s unwavering dedication to serving pilgrims and enhancing the holy experience.
With cutting-edge displays and educational content, the exhibition supports the broader goals of Saudi Vision 2030 to promote Islamic heritage and showcase the Kingdom’s leadership in cultural preservation and religious stewardship.
It stands as a landmark destination for scholars, tourists, and faithful visitors alike, drawing thousands who seek to connect with the rich history and architectural magnificence of the Two Holy Mosques.
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