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The Dates Market in Medina

Posted on the 02 October 2014 by Pearlowa

The Dates Market in Medina

Some Dates are sold in Shops, not in the Street Market


The Dates Market in Medina

Most Dates are sold outside on the streets

Medina ( اَلْمَدِينَة اَلْمَنَوَّرَة‎, or Al-Madīnah al-Munawwarah) is a modern city in the Hejaz region of western Saudi Arabia.  It is also known as The City of the Prophet", i.e., Muhammad. 
I visited Madina last month for a spiritual upliftment and to pray for the first time in the Prophet's mosque. What was remarkable about this city is its tranquility of the streets and its people. It was so peaceful not just inside the mosque but also in the shopping areas... You feel like everything is going smoothly.
 Remarkable thing about this city are the Palms farms all around and this explains the plenty of dates shops. Different kinds, different flavors and colors! It was like a "dates" heaven for those who love dates! Which reminds me, who is excited for Mamoul this Eid??
Happy Eid Adha! :)

The Dates Market in Medina

This type is Lagou Dates


The Dates Market in Medina

And this one Kenta


The Dates Market in Medina

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The Dates Market in Medina
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The Dates Market in Medina
The Dates Market in Medina
 

The Dates Market in Medina

Some dates are packed, usually those are sugary


The Dates Market in Medina

Sugary and sweet kind of dates, ( called Sukkary)  can last alot on your shelf

More about the City:

Medina is  home to the three oldest mosques in Islam which were built in the days of Muhammad, namely Al-Masjid an-Nabawi (The Prophet's Mosque), Quba Masjid (the first mosque in Islam's history), and Masjid al-Qiblatain (The Mosque of the Two Qiblahs – the mosque where the direction of Muslim prayer, or qiblah, was switched from Jerusalem to Mecca).The burial place of the Islamic prophet Muhammad, it is the second holiest city in Islam after Mecca. 
*Similarly to Mecca, entrance to the sacred core of Medina (but not the entire city) is restricted to Muslims only; non-Muslims are not permitted to enter nor are they allowed to cross through the city center. 

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