Saudi Arabia allows visit visa holders to enroll in Quran lessons at Masjid an-Nabawi and Arabic classes at Islamic University, creating unique two-month study opportunities for visitors.
Starting this November, 300,000 participants will follow a restored 470 km route—complete with rest stations, interactive hubs, and 4×4 transport—to experience the Prophet’s migration.
Starting January 1, 2026, non-Saudi investors may buy property in Riyadh and Jeddah, while Mecca and Medina remain restricted to Muslim individuals and certain Saudi entities.
These include 10 accessible prayer rooms, over 2,500 free mobility carts, a dedicated prayer area for the deaf and mute, ramps, elevators, and accessible restroom facilities.
The Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques have issued a directive advising visitors not to sleep in Masjid al Haram, Masjid an Nabawi, or their courtyards in order to maintain the sanctity of these holy sites and ensure the comfort and safety of all guests.
Madinah buses, under the supervision of the Madinah Development Authority, have introduced a 24-hour shuttle service from Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport to the Prophet’s Mosque, available throughout Ramadan 1446 AH (05 March 2025 AD).