The Al-Qiblatain Mosque, also called the Bani Salamah Mosque, is a mosque located in the western edge of Madinah and is famous for its shining whiteness. Specifically on Khalid Bin Al Waleed Road and its intersection with Sultana Street (the commercial center in Madinah). It is very close to the second ring road (King Abdullah Road) from the west. The area of the mosque: 3920 square meters, topped by two domes, the first is 8 m in diameter and the second is 7 m, and the height is approximately 17 m each. The reason for naming the mosque is because after God Almighty commanded His Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, to go to Al-Aqsa Mosque in prayer and make it a qiblah for them, the Prophet Muhammad called his Lord to return him to the Qiblah of the prophets, which is the honorable Kaaba. Or the afternoon prayer) in the second rak’ah, and when the verses “written at the bottom” were revealed, the Prophet Muhammad changed the direction of the qiblah while performing the same prayer towards the Sacred House and the group of worshipers behind him followed him and changed their qiblah towards the honorable Kaaba, and then the Prophet Muhammad advanced them until he arrived in front of them to complete the prayer as an imam For them, as was the first prayer itself. The verses that I saved are: (We may see your face in the sky. "