In addition to its engineering designs and exquisite urban decorations, the architecture of the Prophet's Mosque, which stretches over 1,400 years, is a testament to the beauty and accuracy of Islamic architecture.
Additionally, the Prophet's Mosque contains a historic heritage and precious possessions, along with the great services being provided by the Kingdom's leadership.
Since then, the Agency for the Affairs of the Prophet's Mosque has taken care of the exhibition of architecture of the Prophet's Mosque from its first building block to its opening by Prince Faisal Bin Salman, Governor of the Madinah region to be an important tributary to the exhibitions and museums of the Agency.
It is certain to enrich the visitor's experience as well as demonstrate the care, attention, and presentation the exhibition enjoys when providing the best services to its visitors.
There is an exhibition located south of the Prophet's Mosque on an area of 2,200 square meters that presents the history of the architecture of the Prophet's Mosque from its first construction by the Prophet (peace be upon him) - and his companions - may Allah Almighty be pleased with them.
There are records of the first expansion in the 7th year of Hijrah, as well as of historical expansions in the era of the Rightly Guided Caliphs - may Allah Almighty be pleased with them - and of the successor states until the historic expansions of the first, second and third Saudi states.
This exhibition focuses largely on the Saudi expansion from the era of late King Abdulaziz and his righteous sons after him such as late Saud, Faisal, Khalid, Fahd, and Abdullah to the prosperous and auspicious era of King Salman, who is the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, as well as the great care that is being provided to visitors and worshippers at the Prophet's Mosque right now.
It also includes interactive screens with visitors, which provide information about the architecture and history of the Prophet's Mosque, as well as TV films and a cinema.
A special hall contains a number of the most valuable and rare possessions of the Two Holy Mosques, as well as ancient artifacts preserved over time.
Among the most valuable and rare possessions of the Two Holy Mosques are a number of ancient artifacts that have been preserved over time in a special hall.
In addition to exploring the architecture of the Prophet's Mosque, the exhibition also considers the glorification of the Two Holy Mosques.
The exhibition instructs its visitors on the importance of venerating the Two Holy Mosques, protecting their sanctity, highlighting their position and investing their presence in the holy sites, by remembering them, praying and reading the Holy Qur'an, while watching a (movie) honoring the Two Holy Mosques in the cinema hall before departing.
Through wall panels and interactive screens the exhibition presents its content in several languages, and is eager to serve all visitors in their native tongue.
The exhibition output is in Arabic and English, while its content has been translated into 12 languages, with audio translation using the latest technologies that allows visitors to listen to all content through the designated devices.
