The interactive map of Masjid Nabawi provides a detailed visualization of the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah, delineating its gates, internal sections, and surrounding roads. It incorporates precise architectural layouts and spatial data to aid researchers, historians, and scholars in understanding the mosque's complex design and functionality.
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Interactive Map of Masjid Nabawi (Gates, Sections and Roads). Madainproject.com. (2024). Editors, Retrieved on January 19, 2025, from https://madainproject.com/interactive_map_of_masjid_nabawi_(gates_sections_and_roads)
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Interactive Map of Masjid Nabawi (Gates, Sections and Roads). Madainproject.com, 2024, https://madainproject.com/interactive_map_of_masjid_nabawi_(gates_sections_and_roads). Accessed 19 January 2025.
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The map highlights key features such as the iconic Rawdah al-Sharifah area, gate number and identifiers, the eastern and western expansions, and the detailed configuration of entry points like Bab al-Salam, Bab Nisa and Bab al-Baqi along with other gates. Additionally, it contextualizes the mosque's connectivity with adjacent roads and urban infrastructure, offering insights into its evolving spatial dynamics within the cityscape.
