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==History== | ==History== | ||
===Old Reports=== | ===Old Reports=== | ||
Historical records narrate the existence of this mosque in earlier centuries. Matari (673 AH), Firoozabadi (729 AH), Abu al-Baqa' al-Maki (854 AH), Samhudi (911 AH) | Historical records narrate the existence of this mosque in earlier centuries. Matari (673 AH), Firoozabadi (729 AH), Abu al-Baqa' al-Maki (854 AH), Samhudi (911 AH), and Abbasi have spoken about this mosque. In the early 14th century, Ali ibn Musa describes this mosque as follows: | ||
On the [[Harrah]], near a garden known as 'Qawim,' there is a small mosque without a roof known as Musabbih. When the Prophet (PBUH) migrated to Medina, this mosque was along his route." | |||
===Reports from the 14th and 15th centuries=== | ===Reports from the 14th and 15th centuries=== | ||
Khayyari (1380 AH) states about this mosque: 'This mosque is located next to the Ghassan Warehouses, southwest of Quba. To its west, there are the forts of Musabbih and Thaniyat al-Wada', where the Prophet (PBUH) was welcomed by the people of Mecca. | Khayyari (1380 AH) states about this mosque: 'This mosque is located next to the Ghassan Warehouses, southwest of Quba. To its west, there are the forts of Musabbih and Thaniyat al-Wada', where the Prophet (PBUH) was welcomed by the people of Mecca. | ||