Masjid Quba is about 3 km south of Masjid an-Nabawi. A wide pedestrian walkway, often called the Quba Avenue, links the two, and the walk takes about 35 to 45 minutes at a normal pace. Many pilgrims walk after Fajr or in the evening to avoid the heat, and some go on Saturday following the Sunnah. Praying two rak'ahs at Quba after making wudu at home carries the reward of an Umrah, as reported in the hadith.
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- About 3 km, 35–45 minutes on foot.
- A dedicated walkway links the two mosques.
- Walk early morning or evening, not midday.
- Carry water and wear comfortable shoes.
- Elders can go by private car instead.
In this Guide
Make wudu at your hotel before walking, following the hadith about the reward of praying at Quba.
The route
Head south from the Haram towards Quba along the walkway. There are shops and cafés along the way and places to rest.
Elders and families
For elders, small children or in summer heat, a short car ride is kinder. Our Madinah Ziyarah tours include Quba as a standard stop.
Indicative hotels, private transport and ziyarat: ₹1,23,356 – ₹1,66,894Planning estimate only, excludes flights and visa. Open the full calculator or build your trip.
Clarifications & Rules
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