The library of Masjid an-Nabawi in Madinah has officially reopened to the public following a comprehensive renovation that spanned over a year. Located on the mosque’s rooftop near Gate 10, the library has been upgraded to enhance its accessibility and preserve its invaluable collection of Islamic manuscripts and scholarly works.
During the renovation, significant improvements were made to the library’s infrastructure, including the installation of advanced climate control systems designed to protect delicate texts. Additionally, the library now boasts enhanced lighting, expanded study areas, and the integration of digital research tools to complement its extensive physical collection. These upgrades aim to support scholars, researchers, and visitors in their academic pursuits while maintaining the library’s historical and cultural significance.
Visitors to Masjid an-Nabawi can now access the library via Gate 10, located on the western terrace of the mosque. Dedicated reading spaces have been set up to facilitate study and research, allowing the public to engage with the library’s resources in a comfortable and conducive environment.
The reopening of the library marks a key milestone in the preservation of Islamic heritage, ensuring that the scholarly resources housed within the library remain available to future generations. The initiative reflects the ongoing commitment to maintaining and enhancing the educational and cultural offerings of Masjid an-Nabawi.