We present a proposed interior and exterior design for the Islamic Museum in Medina, inspired by the grandeur and beauty of the Prophet’s Mosque. The design seamlessly blends the authenticity of Islamic architecture with the modern, unique style seen in the recent expansions of the mosque. Every detail has been carefully considered, from the delicate Islamic motifs to the arches and domes that evoke the spiritual essence of the sacred site.

The museum spans over 4,000 square meters and houses various sections dedicated to the life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and the rich history of Islam. Additionally, the museum features sections highlighting the religious history of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its significant contributions to the service of the Two Holy Mosques.

This proposed design aims to offer visitors a unique experience, combining the deep-rooted heritage of Islamic history with innovation and modernity. It is presented as a suggestion to the responsible authorities, envisioning this project as a landmark that enhances visitors’ understanding of Islamic history and culture.