the history of the mosque nabawi

Area to be built Nabawi Mosque at that time there is a building owned by Bani Najjar. The Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam said to the Bani Najjar, "O Bani Najjar, give the price of your building this?" The people of Bani Najjar replied, "No, by Allah. We will not ask the price for this building except for God

Bani Najjar volunteered to donate their buildings and land for the construction of the Nabawi Mosque and they hope the reward of Allah's side for their deeds.

Area to be built Nabawi Mosque at that time there is a building owned by Bani Najjar. The Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam said to the Bani Najjar, "O Bani Najjar, give the price of your building this?" The people of Bani Najjar replied, "No, by Allah. We will not ask the price for this building except for God. "Bani Najjar volunteered to donate their buildings and land for the construction of the Nabawi Mosque and they hope the reward of Allah's side for their deeds.

Anas bin Malik narrated this hadith says, "At that time in the construction area there are graves of the polytheists, building debris, and palm trees. Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam ordered to remove the corpse in the tomb, flatten the debris, and cut down the date palm

In the year 7 H, the number of Muslims increasing, and the mosque became full, the Prophet also took the policy of expanding Masjid Nabawi. He added 20 cubits each for the length and width of the mosque. Uthman bin Affan was the man who paid the cost of land acquisition for the expansion of the mosque at the time. This incident occurred after his return from the Khaibar War.

Masjid Nabawi is a mosque built on the foundation of piety. Among the virtues of this mosque is the doubling of prayer reward in it. Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam said,