North of Makkah, along the ancient routes of pilgrims and caravans, lies Al-Jumum—an often overlooked page in history, yet one filled with moments that intertwined faith, trade, and the early Islamic mission. Amidst its markets, mosques, and historical landmarks, visitors can relive the spirit of the Seerah and the footsteps of companions and merchants who once walked these paths

One of the most prominent pre-Islamic markets in Arabia, Souq Al-Majannah was held in Al-Jumum following the Hajj season. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is known to have visited this market to call Arab tribes to Islam. It served as a gathering place for merchants, poets, and preachers—a hub for early da’wah. Today, visitors can sense the echoes of dialogue and guidance in a place that once bore witness to the beginnings of transformation

This mosque is believed to mark the site where the Prophet ﷺ camped with his army en route to the Conquest of Makkah. It stands as a symbol of triumph and humility, offering visitors a moment of reflection on the nature of a victory rooted in mercy and forgiveness