Chris, I have to say that your video was absolutely inspirational. You were definitely privileged to have experienced what millions of Muslims haven't. You have reminded me of how blessed and privileged I am, as a British revert to Islām, to have visited such a blessed city! This may well be the beginning of your journey to Islām. Allāh knows best! My warmest regards.
@@ChrisKermis Ignore all the comments aggresively trying to prestylsize. There are many sects sunni, shia, ibadi, and many many subsects, you can technically stay who you are and dont need to convert or to anything. Lots of muslims around the world unfortunately havn't been taught basic decency, ignore them and enjoy your time in the new middle east. One of freedom and for all, belonging to christians, jews, druze, yazidis, hindus, pagans, shia, sunni, alawi, etc...
It’s an incredible video from a non-Muslim. Thank you for respecting our religion and welcome to our country. We’re glad to see you enjoying the peace of our country and hope to see more videos and explore Saudi more welcome from Saudi❤
@@ChrisKermisJesus Christ peace b upon him used to speak Aramaic word God in Aramaic is Alaha, Everyone is Born Muslim(With Pure belief in 1 God) their parents Make them Jew Christian or Polytheist
Assalamualaikum bhai, does the following verse say Jesus is God My best friend Zakariya send me this In Psalm 110:1, David writes, “The LORD said to my Lord, ‘Sit at My right hand, Till I make Your enemies Your footstool’”.
I'm Muslim, and you describing Medina as an emotional incredible experience that you can't wrap your head around brought a tear to my eye, someone who's not Muslim can still feel the power of this place. Thank you for such a wholesome video - I really needed to watch this.
Welcome to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the land of ancient history and inspiring civilization. We thank you for conveying the bright side of our country and Islam.
@@MrAbc-fz1wqOur Quran recognizes that not all people will choose to be Muslims, and unlike other religious views, Allah judges all people based on how well they follow their revelations that used to be directly from the Divine -until some humans, for political aggrandizement, decided to change certain scriptural teachings from the original. In any case, we have many Suras that state the Mercy, Justice, and Bounty of Allah towards all people. I love this aspect of our Holy Quran-for it reminds me, unlike extremist views towards our religion, that Islam was never spread by the sword or common genocide since it is the epitome of peace, tolerance, and respect for all people. In one Sura, Allah even notes that We will “test” all people based on their Virtues, “so strive” as in race to attain all virtues.
The heart will continuously yearn to be back, just watching it makes a person emotional, you let go of all worldly affairs to experience an uninterrupted connection with the almighty.
@@fahad-ez1qg الله لا ينصر من لا ينصره... غزة وصنعاء وجنوب لبنان هي الاجزاء الوحيدة المتبقبة من ارض المسلمين التي لم تحتل بعد . انا عربي ولكن لعنة الله على 70% من العرب المغمورين بالرقص والغناء وكرة القدم. ربنا لا تؤاخذنا بما فعل السفهاء منا يا رب العالمين
The overwhelming feeling of safe and tranquility because you are in the presence of the Prophet, PBUH. This feeling of tranquility and comfort is felt by everyone who visits Madinah.
@@ChrisKermis The feeling of peacefulness you feel in Medina is a real palpable thing because according to Islamic belief it's one of the places on earth that has an actual piece of heaven in it.
thank you for being respectful of a special place for us muslims. Madinah will capture your heart once you see the Prophets Mosque....you miss it once its out of sight....and yes...its serene nature is just magical...Subhanallah.
Thumbs up dude 👍 Even non muslim feel what really Madinah is, I've been last year in Madinah performing Ummrah, best travel and best feeling in my entire life
Very interesting! I’m inspired by your travels. After Morocco, I’m heading to Tunisia. Now that you’re showing how beautiful and friendly Saudi Arabia is, I definitely want to visit next year. Could you share more about traveling there as a non-Muslim, especially to Medina?
What an incredible experience seeing a country I knew nothing about. The culture, the peace and quietness, the incredible friendliness and cleanliness. The suite in the hotel outstanding, a big wow. The stations and train system unbelievable and all visitors can’t help but be impressed. Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience in Saudi Arabia. Look forward to more.
Prophet Mohammad peace be upon him made a supplication for Madina so everyone visits it will feel sense of peace, tranquility and comfort. U should go to Al-Ula, it's a different vibe with Ancient civilizations and stunning scenery with rock formation. Check out the elephant rock, face rock, arch rock, Hegra civilization.
@@ChrisKermis good, yo know Saudi Arabia is a huge country with more than 2 million km so will take months to explore the country. After Al-Ula i recommend you to wadi Disah in Tabuk, Then go to explore volcanos near Madina. I recommend you to Red Sea destination in Umluj and go to Aqaba Gulf in Haql. Riyadh you should visit it and visit Edge of world and historical Diriah. Southwest of Saudi Arabia is also worth to visit from Taif, Albaha Abha Jazan. Its green mountains, rainy, cold even in summer. Alot of Castles, forts, palaces and heritage villages like Rijal Almaa in Abha and The Ain Village in Albaha. You should go to Farasan Island in Jazan which is one of biggest islands in saudi arabia, go by furry to the island and explore it all day and swim. In Aseer province near to Abha there alot of pristine islands like Marka, Kudombl. Many hidden gems in Saudi arabia, I hope i give of short summery on Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦💚
This video has been an absolute feast for the eyes and soul. Thank you so very much. Your awe for this blessed place was very touching and highly relatable. So many people going in the same direction, their only concern in those moments is to worship their Creator. It boggles the mind how a place that holds so many worshippers could produce anything but disorganisation and chaos let alone any kind of peace but the peace one feels here is undeniably evident. Very hard to escape or deny it. I bear witness that there is no God except Allah. No deity worthy of worship except Allah, and I bear witness that the man named Muhammad resting beneath that green dome is Allah’s servant and Messenger. Peace and blessings of Allah be on him and *all* the Prophets and Messengers from Adam to Abraham to Jesus to Muhammad.
Yeah it’s very calming and spiritual in Madinah. Just to share a story…when the prophet and Muslims from Mecca made exodus to Madinah..they were missing homeland in Mecca very badly..prophet made a dua(prayer) to God and God granted the prayer that anyone who come to Madinah will immediately feel at home..very calming. Till today that prayer was granted…anyone even a non muslim will felt the effect of that prayer..enjoy Madinah..just sit there and empty your mind..very peaceful
Chris it is a beautiful video. We as Muslims feel the same things you mentioned. I always wanted to know how non Muslims feels. I wish you would say the prayer in these mosques
i really like your positivity and unpretentious and artless optimism in general. Very refreshing to see a TH-camr whose speech and mannerisms don't annoy me. Your high levels of education and general disposition to be a gentleman show. Blessings to you from Afghanistan.
This year 1445H i have the blessing to visit the Place. Thanks bro for the video. I simply could not stop crying watching this and afterwards. I hardly get emotional but ever since returning ftom Haj 1445H i simply long to visit the place agsin and again. Msy Allah bless you with His best in life and hereafter. آمیٖن
Madinah is one of the most peaceful cities on the planet. Despite the crowd, you can always feel a sense of tranquility there. I hope Allah takes me back soon...
@@mahamoudkashka9593 phrased it that way because all three Haram cities have a tranquility about them. I enjoyed my time in Makkah and Madina due to how peaceful they are and the Rahma you feel
My favorite place to be. You just can’t get over it. I wanna go back there again and again. The feeling is peace. True, there are many people, but everybody is in tune with their spiritual journey so you don’t feel the crowd. I can’t explain the feeling.
In Muslims there is a saying that you can't visit Makkah or Medina if you don't get a call from Allah and the prophet Mohammad (peace be upon him) and you definitely got a call. You are the privileged one!
Did you notice how with all those pigeons.. eating all day and there is No bird poop to be found on the blessed Haram area? Neither there or Mecca Haram area!
Thank you for pointing this out, there are hundreds of workers ensuring the cleanliness of Al-Haram in both Makkah and Medinah...there's a documentary that showcased this. Absolutely amazing, no words could convey our appreciation and gratitude.❤ 🇸🇦
I know this is probably not a popular opinion but Madinah just like Makkah should strickly be OFF BOUNDS! it should preserve its sanctity just for the believers and be a safe guard for them. Inviting non believer's whilst it's already very expensive to visit the holiests site's is taking it a step too far, I really hope MBS Liberal views gets challenged by the scholars there and not scared and in his pocket. Please oh good people of Madinah protest this.
Wish i could visit madina one day it's literally a dream of every muslim to go there it's really a special place to us Have a good day. I'm happy you enjoyed your visit to madina
🗻mount Sela ( which is mentioned in the Bible) is located in Madinah , in Isaiah (42:11) : ( Let the wilderness and its towns raise their voice; let the settlements where Kedar lives rejoice. Let the people of Sela sing for joy; let them shout from the mountains.) and that happened when prophet Muhammad ﷺ migrated to Madinah . Note : Kedar who's mentioned here is the second son of Ishmael ( that's also mentioned in the Bible ( Genesis 25:13) . And prophet Muhammad is a descendant of Ishmael. .. In Deuteronomy (18:18) [ I will raise them up a Prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee, and will put my words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them all that I shall command him ] So GOD will send the Israelites a Prophet from their "brothers" That's the Ishmaelites. There's other verses also where the same word was also used for cousins. Isaac and Ishmael were brothers, and their sons are cousins. there's numerous revisions that have been made to the text, Though most changes are small spelling and grammar corrections, this is enough to prove that this book has been edited by those who followed their desires.
Assalamualaikum.. Hope 1 day you will come back to Madinah and pray inside the Masjid Nabawi as a Muslim... May Allah guide you.. Aamiin... From Malaysia 🇲🇾💖🌴....
Thank you brother for this beautiful vlog of the city of our beloved Prophet peace be upon him ❤ I'm a Muslim and never visited Madina until last month, I've always heard people talk about the peace and tranquility they feel when they are there and alhamdulillah i got to experience it myself🤍🕊
Thank you for amazing and incredible show for Medina appreciate your effort welcome back again and Saudi Arabia. I hope is it an Ola and is here as well am sure you will be enjoy.
may Allah the most high guide all those who are sincere in seeking Him and may Allah invite this brother back to holy sites as a believer and one of our brothers in faith, ameen
This is a brief about the number of umbrellas and their cost. 250 movable umbrellas cover the courtyards of the Prophet's Mosque in its four directions, with an area of 143 thousand square meters. They were designed in a precise engineering manner according to special construction specifications that are resistant to wind, fire and rain, at a total cost of 4.7 billion riyals. One umbrella covers 576 square meters, consisting of two overlapping parts, one above the other to achieve overlap between them. The dimensions of the umbrella are about 25.5 meters, its weight is about 40 tons and its height reaches about 22 meters, in addition to the fact that it operates with an automatic system to open and close it. The umbrellas of the Prophet’s Mosque are distinguished by containing 436 spray fans that help reduce temperatures, while the fans treat approximately 200 liters of water per hour, in addition to the presence of more than 100 lighting units on the umbrellas of the Prophet’s Mosque. The perimeter of one umbrella accommodates more than 900 worshipers, and more than 228 thousand worshipers in the umbrellas as a whole.
Madina, for me, is the most peaceful place on earth out of all the placeive been to. You detach yourself from the worries and stresses of the world. And you find total peace.
Part of the magical experience of Mecca and Medinah is that the rhythm and flow of your day is mainly regulated by the 5 times of compulsory prayer which is your connection to the Divine whereas normally often times in other places it is more regulated by wordly activity and pleasure.
There is a beautiful story behind the AL Baik chicken! Also you must be around the shopping areas close to the masjid when the prayer is called where you witness d stores are left open and everyone throng to the masjid for prayers.
The reason why you find peace there is very simple. This is the land where the greatest creation of Allah is buried. This place is blessed because this town sheltered our beloved Phrophet at a very difficult period of his life. I would invite you to learn more about this great man and his teachings, which hopefully will guide you to Islam. Insha Allah. I have been there a few times, and I know the feeling. You are fortunate to go there, as many Muslims around the world dream day and night about this opportunity.
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Chris, I have to say that your video was absolutely inspirational. You were definitely privileged to have experienced what millions of Muslims haven't. You have reminded me of how blessed and privileged I am, as a British revert to Islām, to have visited such a blessed city! This may well be the beginning of your journey to Islām. Allāh knows best! My warmest regards.
If you read the Quran and Islamic book, i am sure, You will love this religion.. Muslim people’s are so kind
That is certainly something I have found from my travels. I hope my videos can help to share that message
@@ChrisKermis Ignore all the comments aggresively trying to prestylsize. There are many sects sunni, shia, ibadi, and many many subsects, you can technically stay who you are and dont need to convert or to anything. Lots of muslims around the world unfortunately havn't been taught basic decency, ignore them and enjoy your time in the new middle east. One of freedom and for all, belonging to christians, jews, druze, yazidis, hindus, pagans, shia, sunni, alawi, etc...
It’s an incredible video from a non-Muslim. Thank you for respecting our religion and welcome to our country. We’re glad to see you enjoying the peace of our country and hope to see more videos and explore Saudi more welcome from Saudi❤
Thank you ❤️ Aside from this short first stay in Saudi, I am seriously considering returning soon
@@ChrisKermisJesus Christ peace b upon him used to speak Aramaic word God in Aramaic is Alaha, Everyone is Born Muslim(With Pure belief in 1 God) their parents Make them Jew Christian or Polytheist
I was there 3 weeks ago and i felt in love with Medinah. I never felt that feeling of tranquility in my life despite all my trips around the world
Umrah Mubarak ✨
Assalamualaikum bhai, does the following verse say Jesus is God
My best friend Zakariya send me this
In Psalm 110:1, David writes, “The LORD said to my Lord, ‘Sit at My right hand, Till I make Your enemies Your footstool’”.
I'm Muslim, and you describing Medina as an emotional incredible experience that you can't wrap your head around brought a tear to my eye, someone who's not Muslim can still feel the power of this place. Thank you for such a wholesome video - I really needed to watch this.
Thank you, as I say in the video it was so incredible to be there and I feel so thankful that I was able to be there
@@ChrisKermisnyc vlogs,plz visit Al Riyadh,capital of Arabia and dammam ,Al khobar,hail ,those cities are amazing
I feel the same!!
as Muslims, we have a very strong connection with the city... it makes us want to come back and visit again and again..
I hope you become a muslim Aamiin
Welcome to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the land of ancient history and inspiring civilization. We thank you for conveying the bright side of our country and Islam.
Thank you. I simply tell the truth in the hope of spreading understanding and love rather then fear and misconceptions.
Wouldn't you invite Chris to Islam ?
@@MrAbc-fz1wqOur Quran recognizes that not all people will choose to be Muslims, and unlike other religious views, Allah judges all people based on how well they follow their revelations that used to be directly from the Divine -until some humans, for political aggrandizement, decided to change certain scriptural teachings from the original.
In any case, we have many Suras that state the Mercy, Justice, and Bounty of Allah towards all people. I love this aspect of our Holy Quran-for it reminds me, unlike extremist views towards our religion, that Islam was never spread by the sword or common genocide since it is the epitome of peace, tolerance, and respect for all people.
In one Sura, Allah even notes that We will “test” all people based on their Virtues, “so strive” as in race to attain all virtues.
That's all we ask and hope for, thank you Chris. @ChrisKermis
Greatest civilisations arabs ever had was Islam and Prophet Mohamed but sadly they see islam these days as something to shy of.
The heart will continuously yearn to be back, just watching it makes a person emotional, you let go of all worldly affairs to experience an uninterrupted connection with the almighty.
Ameen
السعودية بلدٍ الخير والكرم. أدعو الله أن يبارك الله لهم فيما أنعم عليهم وأن يمتعهم بالأمن والأمان.
مغربي مر من هنا
اخرس يالصهيوني. حشرك الله مع آل سعود والانجاس. واذا لم تكن صهيوني فانصحك بأن تصحى يا نايم. اسمها ارض نجد والحجاز وليست "سعودية موسعودة"
I am your sister from Gaza 🇵🇸 I ask you to pray for us.. 💔💔…
اللهم انصر فلسطين واحفظ بلاد العرب والمسلمين اجمعين يارب
@@fahad-ez1qg الله لا ينصر من لا ينصره... غزة وصنعاء وجنوب لبنان هي الاجزاء الوحيدة المتبقبة من ارض المسلمين التي لم تحتل بعد . انا عربي ولكن لعنة الله على 70% من العرب المغمورين بالرقص والغناء وكرة القدم. ربنا لا تؤاخذنا بما فعل السفهاء منا يا رب العالمين
Yeah you're a "sister"
You're an Indian boy
@@marioluigi9599بڑے خطرناک لوگ ہیں😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@marioluigi9599wtf you sayin
The overwhelming feeling of safe and tranquility because you are in the presence of the Prophet, PBUH. This feeling of tranquility and comfort is felt by everyone who visits Madinah.
Stop that shirki nonsense. The Prophet s.a.w has passed away 1400 years ago.
The reason Madinah is peaceful and tranquil is because Allah made it so.
Why would this be shirk? Can’t we feel special in his Hijra place? Please be more positive
I also felt extraordinarily peace when I was in the mosque of our beloved Prophet (pbuh). It was noticeable and undeniable.
Madina is extremely beautiful, thank you for sharing it.
I visited Madinah twice , may 2008 ( Umroh ) & Nov - Dec 2008 ( Hajj ).
Beautiful city.
The climate in winter season is very nice.
I love Madinah and I love watching non Muslims experience it. It's such a special place.
Absolutely, there is something so magical about being there!
@@ChrisKermis The feeling of peacefulness you feel in Medina is a real palpable thing because according to Islamic belief it's one of the places on earth that has an actual piece of heaven in it.
thank you for being respectful of a special place for us muslims. Madinah will capture your heart once you see the Prophets Mosque....you miss it once its out of sight....and yes...its serene nature is just magical...Subhanallah.
Welcome too Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
Thank you!
Vibe is like Japan but more calm and yellow, i want to go there too
Thanks Chris for the amazing video. “There is something special in the air” this is always the saying when you visit Madina.
It's so refreshing to see a friendly Brit 😀 Welcome to our beautiful country
Haha thank you, we’re not all bad! 🙂
Very incredible and inspiring video! I hope you look into Islam more.
Thank you for ur video. You eased my nervousness about visiting Saudi.
Thumbs up dude 👍
Even non muslim feel what really Madinah is,
I've been last year in Madinah performing Ummrah, best travel and best feeling in my entire life
祈求真主庇佑,引領,福慶您及家人 Ameen
mao
Very interesting! I’m inspired by your travels.
After Morocco, I’m heading to Tunisia. Now that you’re showing how beautiful and friendly Saudi Arabia is, I definitely want to visit next year. Could you share more about traveling there as a non-Muslim, especially to Medina?
Good to hear! I will be making a travel advice video about Saudi Arabia fairly soon which should help. Similar to the one I did for Tunisia.
Thank you Chris for capturing Madinah so perfectly! You felt the city, and that is the essence of this place.
What an incredible experience seeing a country I knew nothing about. The culture, the peace and quietness, the incredible friendliness and cleanliness. The suite in the hotel outstanding, a big wow. The stations and train system unbelievable and all visitors can’t help but be impressed. Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience in Saudi Arabia. Look forward to more.
It was a beautiful place to visit and an incredible experience. One that can't help but to change you. More will be coming.
Welcome to saudi 🇸🇦
from india 🇮🇳
Thank you
Prophet Mohammad peace be upon him made a supplication for Madina so everyone visits it will feel sense of peace, tranquility and comfort. U should go to Al-Ula, it's a different vibe with Ancient civilizations and stunning scenery with rock formation. Check out the elephant rock, face rock, arch rock, Hegra civilization.
I did, that will be next week's video
That's a great place in was reading about it. I think muhammad didn't allowed his soldiers to drink water from there right because it was cursed.
@@ChrisKermis good, yo know Saudi Arabia is a huge country with more than 2 million km so will take months to explore the country. After Al-Ula i recommend you to wadi Disah in Tabuk, Then go to explore volcanos near Madina. I recommend you to Red Sea destination in Umluj and go to Aqaba Gulf in Haql. Riyadh you should visit it and visit Edge of world and historical Diriah. Southwest of Saudi Arabia is also worth to visit from Taif, Albaha Abha Jazan. Its green mountains, rainy, cold even in summer. Alot of Castles, forts, palaces and heritage villages like Rijal Almaa in Abha and The Ain Village in Albaha. You should go to Farasan Island in Jazan which is one of biggest islands in saudi arabia, go by furry to the island and explore it all day and swim. In Aseer province near to Abha there alot of pristine islands like Marka, Kudombl. Many hidden gems in Saudi arabia, I hope i give of short summery on Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦💚
Salaam aleykom brother or sister, please give reference when you mention the honorable prophet Muhammad (Peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)
@amirj8550 I'm not Muslim so I didn't know. Basically I'm referencing al ula and the tribe
This video has been an absolute feast for the eyes and soul. Thank you so very much. Your awe for this blessed place was very touching and highly relatable.
So many people going in the same direction, their only concern in those moments is to worship their Creator. It boggles the mind how a place that holds so many worshippers could produce anything but disorganisation and chaos let alone any kind of peace but the peace one feels here is undeniably evident. Very hard to escape or deny it.
I bear witness that there is no God except Allah. No deity worthy of worship except Allah, and I bear witness that the man named Muhammad resting beneath that green dome is Allah’s servant and Messenger.
Peace and blessings of Allah be on him and *all* the Prophets and Messengers from Adam to Abraham to Jesus to Muhammad.
Wow I didn't realize how modern in places Saudi was.
It is very much so
U lived under a rock i see
🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@الشاعرابوالطيبالمتنبي He must be like 12 years old, YT is a childs platform
May Allah bless you with hidayah islam.
Yeah it’s very calming and spiritual in Madinah. Just to share a story…when the prophet and Muslims from Mecca made exodus to Madinah..they were missing homeland in Mecca very badly..prophet made a dua(prayer) to God and God granted the prayer that anyone who come to Madinah will immediately feel at home..very calming. Till today that prayer was granted…anyone even a non muslim will felt the effect of that prayer..enjoy Madinah..just sit there and empty your mind..very peaceful
I Invite you to accept Islam
Start reading Qur'an
الله يهديك للاسلام والفوز بالجنة بعد الموت 🤲🏻 اتمنى لك اقامة ممتعة وسعيدة في المدينة خاصة وفي السعودية بشكل عام مرحبا بك اخي
ذباب اكتروني
Thanks bro for honest illustration. 🎉
18:55 “to bring something really really special from Madina”.
Quran 😊
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Chris it is a beautiful video. We as Muslims feel the same things you mentioned. I always wanted to know how non Muslims feels. I wish you would say the prayer in these mosques
Thank you for the insights 🙏
thank you for sharing your trips give me fond memories
i really like your positivity and unpretentious and artless optimism in general. Very refreshing to see a TH-camr whose speech and mannerisms don't annoy me. Your high levels of education and general disposition to be a gentleman show. Blessings to you from Afghanistan.
you made a perfect illustration of a pilgrimage day in madinah. thanx
3 week ago I was in madinah al munawaroh.. bring me back my amazing memory.. subhanallah ❤
I absolutely love how u present everything so well and the researched dialogue
This year 1445H i have the blessing to visit the Place. Thanks bro for the video. I simply could not stop crying watching this and afterwards. I hardly get emotional but ever since returning ftom Haj 1445H i simply long to visit the place agsin and again. Msy Allah bless you with His best in life and hereafter. آمیٖن
We invite you to Islam, Chris. Thank you for the beautiful video showcasing the city of our beloved Prophet ﷺ
the call of prayer never gets old....it just beckons you like its meant to do....
I went there on a solo trip and stayed at the intercontinental, It was so peaceful and there are nice museums on the other side of the mosque.
What an impressive place. I enjoyed your video. Thanks!👍
Thank you!
3 weeks ago i was there, but i didnt explore Madinah as far as you did, Chris. I envy you 😮
you are so kind and respectful.
The peace in medina you feel , you won't find it anywhere else in the world ❤
الحمدلله الذي جعلنا قريبين منها نزورها في أي وقت
الحمدلله كثيراً
I was only here end of October
And now after watching this, want to return soon
Alhamdulillah, Madina a Holy peaceful and beautiful place♥️
Every Muslim dream to visit Haj or umrah.
Madinah is one of the most peaceful cities on the planet. Despite the crowd, you can always feel a sense of tranquility there. I hope Allah takes me back soon...
It's not one of the most peaceful, it's actually the most peaceful city in this planet .
@@mahamoudkashka9593 phrased it that way because all three Haram cities have a tranquility about them. I enjoyed my time in Makkah and Madina due to how peaceful they are and the Rahma you feel
Chris I was there in October omg I can't forget my experience I just hope to get back again I really miss it
Lovely video. Really enjoyed it. New subscriber! Keep up the good work!
Adhaan... goosebumps.. mashallah
Chris, amazing video, from Iraq with respect and love.
thanks for sharing. hopefully i can visit the city of the beloved one day too
Welcome to Madinah Chris. Thumbs up 👍🏻 for a great vlog .. !
You never forget Madinah.
Hope you have another chance to come back and hopefully with more understanding of the religion ☪️
Thanks for sharing
I miss Madina.
Wow Chris, what a blessing. I hope to one day visit this place. Great video.
Everyone has a twin somewhere in the world, yours is Peter Murphy, the vocalist. Thanks from Texas.
Thank u chris for this emotional videos i want to revisit 😢😢
My favorite place to be. You just can’t get over it. I wanna go back there again and again. The feeling is peace. True, there are many people, but everybody is in tune with their spiritual journey so you don’t feel the crowd. I can’t explain the feeling.
In Muslims there is a saying that you can't visit Makkah or Medina if you don't get a call from Allah and the prophet Mohammad (peace be upon him) and you definitely got a call. You are the privileged one!
Did you notice how with all those pigeons.. eating all day and there is No bird poop to be found on the blessed Haram area? Neither there or Mecca Haram area!
Wow that is a very good point! It didn’t cross my mind but you’re absolutely right, it’s spotless there
Nor any pigeons poop accidentally on any humans.
Thank you for pointing this out, there are hundreds of workers ensuring the cleanliness of Al-Haram in both Makkah and Medinah...there's a documentary that showcased this. Absolutely amazing, no words could convey our appreciation and gratitude.❤ 🇸🇦
I know this is probably not a popular opinion but Madinah just like Makkah should strickly be OFF BOUNDS! it should preserve its sanctity just for the believers and be a safe guard for them. Inviting non believer's whilst it's already very expensive to visit the holiests site's is taking it a step too far, I really hope MBS Liberal views gets challenged by the scholars there and not scared and in his pocket. Please oh good people of Madinah protest this.
The scholars that do speak out against this nonsense end up in dungeons
Wish i could visit madina one day it's literally a dream of every muslim to go there it's really a special place to us
Have a good day. I'm happy you enjoyed your visit to madina
Insha'a Allah ..
🗻mount Sela ( which is mentioned in the Bible) is located in Madinah , in Isaiah (42:11) : ( Let the wilderness and its towns raise their voice; let the settlements where Kedar lives rejoice. Let the people of Sela sing for joy; let them shout from the mountains.) and that happened when prophet Muhammad ﷺ migrated to Madinah . Note : Kedar who's mentioned here is the second son of Ishmael ( that's also mentioned in the Bible ( Genesis 25:13) . And prophet Muhammad is a descendant of Ishmael.
.. In Deuteronomy (18:18) [ I will raise them up a Prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee, and will put my words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them all that I shall command him ]
So GOD will send the Israelites a Prophet from their "brothers" That's the Ishmaelites. There's other verses also where the same word was also used for cousins. Isaac and Ishmael were brothers, and their sons are cousins.
there's numerous revisions that have been made to the text, Though most changes are small spelling and grammar corrections, this is enough to prove that this book has been edited by those who followed their desires.
المدينة المنورة تقع من ضمن الأراضي المقدسة المذكورة بالكتب السماوية
You got some talent for vlogging, keep going!!!!
Thank you!
Assalamualaikum.. Hope 1 day you will come back to Madinah and pray inside the Masjid Nabawi as a Muslim... May Allah guide you.. Aamiin... From Malaysia 🇲🇾💖🌴....
Allah is Great. Most gracious most merciful. Allahu Akber
Hey bro, asalamualaikum bro. I was there on 27 Nov. - 9 Dec. 2024,and so glad to see again in your video. Thanks bro
Thank you brother for this beautiful vlog of the city of our beloved Prophet peace be upon him ❤
I'm a Muslim and never visited Madina until last month, I've always heard people talk about the peace and tranquility they feel when they are there and alhamdulillah i got to experience it myself🤍🕊
Madina does capture people's hearts.
I'm fr Malaysia. Nice vids bro...really enjoy watching it. Madinah & Mekah (Mecca) are our two holy cities. Have fun staying there bro..😊👍🏻
I absolutely loved your video and I enjoyed every second!
Hope you enjoy it as well!❤
Thank you, it was an incredible and once in a lifetime experience for me
@@ChrisKermisplease tell me that there is a part 2 for medina🥹 I love the way you talk and show things❤
Sadly not, that was my time there. My next video from Saudi Arabia will be from a very different place
@ChrisKermis eagerly waiting for it!
That mosque by the mountain you climbed is Masjid Quba, the first ever mosque to be built by the Prophet PBUH
Extraordinary@ amazing video!
Thank you for amazing and incredible show for Medina appreciate your effort welcome back again and Saudi Arabia. I hope is it an Ola and is here as well am sure you will be enjoy.
may Allah the most high guide all those who are sincere in seeking Him and may Allah invite this brother back to holy sites as a believer and one of our brothers in faith, ameen
This is a brief about the number of umbrellas and their cost. 250 movable umbrellas cover the courtyards of the Prophet's Mosque in its four directions, with an area of 143 thousand square meters. They were designed in a precise engineering manner according to special construction specifications that are resistant to wind, fire and rain, at a total cost of 4.7 billion riyals.
One umbrella covers 576 square meters, consisting of two overlapping parts, one above the other to achieve overlap between them. The dimensions of the umbrella are about 25.5 meters, its weight is about 40 tons and its height reaches about 22 meters, in addition to the fact that it operates with an automatic system to open and close it.
The umbrellas of the Prophet’s Mosque are distinguished by containing 436 spray fans that help reduce temperatures, while the fans treat approximately 200 liters of water per hour, in addition to the presence of more than 100 lighting units on the umbrellas of the Prophet’s Mosque. The perimeter of one umbrella accommodates more than 900 worshipers, and more than 228 thousand worshipers in the umbrellas as a whole.
Thank you for sharing such wonderful data and stats about a part of the mosque people take for granted and often overlooked.
Thank you for the interesting background
Madina, for me, is the most peaceful place on earth out of all the placeive been to. You detach yourself from the worries and stresses of the world. And you find total peace.
may Allah swt protect you sir and to guide you ameen ameen ❤
Part of the magical experience of Mecca and Medinah is that the rhythm and flow of your day is mainly regulated by the 5 times of compulsory prayer which is your connection to the Divine whereas normally often times in other places it is more regulated by wordly activity and pleasure.
There is a beautiful story behind the AL Baik chicken!
Also you must be around the shopping areas close to the masjid when the prayer is called where you witness d stores are left open and everyone throng to the masjid for prayers.
Most peaceful place ever humans to be very amazing even your soul feels a peace Madina munawara my heart ❤
Madina is heaven 😍 on earth, so peaceful, spiritual 🙏
may Allah guide you sir.. aminn
It’s incredible ❤ for Madina
The reason why you find peace there is very simple. This is the land where the greatest creation of Allah is buried. This place is blessed because this town sheltered our beloved Phrophet at a very difficult period of his life. I would invite you to learn more about this great man and his teachings, which hopefully will guide you to Islam. Insha Allah. I have been there a few times, and I know the feeling. You are fortunate to go there, as many Muslims around the world dream day and night about this opportunity.
I do indeed feel very thankful for having had the opportunity to visit, experience and learn
Wow have just come back from Medina... i wish you could have had some food from the stall further up from you hotel😅. Great video
Couldn't go there yet as a Muslim. I wish to go there one day at any cost.
I hope you can someday soon
Brother Almighty Allah bless you to the straight path