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✨ We opened up the free iftaar bags inside Masjid Nabawi. Every Monday and Thursday, thousands of free iftar bags are distributed inside Masjid an-Nabawi in Madinah, Saudi Arabia — and the reason behind it is a beautiful Sunnah that has been preserved for over 1,400 years. If you're planning Hajj or Umrah, this is one experience you don't want to miss. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ used to fast every Monday and Thursday. When asked why, he explained that deeds are presented to Allah on these two days, and he loved for his deeds to be presented while he was fasting (Sunan al-Tirmidhi 747, Hasan). Today, the masjid continues this Sunnah at scale — feeding fasting pilgrims, locals, and visitors from every corner of the world. Inside each iftar setup you'll find dates, water, Arabic bread, yogurt, and dukkah — a traditional spice blend deeply tied to Madinah's food heritage. What's most remarkable is the speed and order — the entire spread is laid out and cleared within minutes, with zero waste. If you're visiting Madinah for Umrah or Hajj, try to be inside Masjid Nabawi before Maghrib on a Monday or Thursday at least once. Sitting on those long mats and breaking your fast next to pilgrims from every nation is something words can't fully capture — it's one of the most underrated experiences in KSA. 🕌 Save this video for your next trip to Madinah 💬 Comment "Allahumma salli ala Muhammad" below 🔔 Subscribe for daily Madinah & Makkah tips, hidden spots, and pilgrim hacks Topics covered: free iftar Madinah, Masjid Nabawi iftar bags, Monday Thursday fasting Sunnah, Prophet Muhammad fasting days, things to do in Madinah, Hajj tips, Umrah guide, Madinah food, pilgrim hacks Saudi Arabia, iftar in Masjid an-Nabawi. #Hajj #Umrah #Madinah #MasjidNabawi #SunnahAlive #IftarInMadinah #SaudiArabia #KSA #UmrahTips #HajjGuide #IslamicTravel #PilgrimHacks
