Visiting Masjid Al-Quba
On his migration from Makkah to Madinah, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ first reached Quba, and while he stayed there he built a mosque, working with his own hands beside his companions. Masjid al-Quba is known as the first mosque built in Islam, and the Prophet ﷺ kept visiting it to pray, often on Saturdays. He taught that whoever makes wudu at home, comes to Quba and prays two rak'ahs there earns the reward of one Umrah.
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In this book
What your child learns
- Masjid al-Quba is known as the first mosque built in Islam
- The Prophet ﷺ worked alongside his companions to build it
- Wudu at home and two rak'ahs at Quba bring the reward of an Umrah
- To love the masjid and follow the Prophet's ﷺ Sunnah
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The first pages
Each page is a short line with its own picture, drawn for this book. 20 pages in all.
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Where it sits in the series
The 100 books are read in order, from who Allah is to the Prophets, salah, worship and good manners. This is Book 92, in Worship & Holy Places.
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About “Visiting Masjid Al-Quba”
What is “Visiting Masjid Al-Quba” about?
On his migration from Makkah to Madinah, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ first reached Quba, and while he stayed there he built a mosque, working with his own hands beside his companions. Masjid al-Quba is known as the first mosque built in Islam, and the Prophet ﷺ kept visiting it to pray, often on Saturdays. He taught that whoever makes wudu at home, comes to Quba and prays two rak'ahs there earns the reward of one Umrah.
What age is “Visiting Masjid Al-Quba” for?
It is for children aged 4 to 11.
Little ones follow along as it is read to them, and older children read it alone. It is Book 92 of the 100 books in ilmbee Series 01, which are read in order.
Can my child listen to “Visiting Masjid Al-Quba”?
Yes, every page is narrated.
Read to me lights up each word as it is read, and Watch turns the pages by themselves. The narration runs about 2 minutes.
Is “Visiting Masjid Al-Quba” free?
Book 92 is part of the paid series, but the first three books are free to read with no card needed.
All 100 books in Series 01 are ₹999 once, with no subscription and a full refund within 30 days.
What is “Visiting Masjid Al-Quba” based on?
It is based on the Qur'an and authentic hadith.
Every line in ilmbee's books traces to the Qur'an or authentic hadith, and the text is checked by a scholar before any art is drawn.