Pilgrims Visit Prophet’s Mosque Exhibition after Hajj
Authorities have offered pilgrims a chance to tour the various sections and halls of the exhibition, which is located adjacent to the southern squares of the Prophet’s Mosque.
The museum, which is open 24 hours a day, presents an introduction to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) through displays and interactive screens available in a variety of languages.
A special hall includes rare possessions of the Two Holy Mosques and ancient artifacts.
An audio translation gives visitors access to the exhibition’s content through specially designated devices.
Medina Gov. Prince Faisal bin Salman recently said that the contents of the exhibition and museum represent “a historical legacy from which to spread the correct Prophetic approach to all parts of the world so as to demonstrate the tolerance and moderation of Islam.”
The museum was launched last year under the supervision of the Muslim World League and is the first in a series of Islamic museums to travel around the world under the organization’s umbrella.
The touring exhibition will employ the latest technology and display techniques to document the Prophet’s life and Islamic civilization to Muslim as well as non-Muslim visitors.
Source: Arab News
