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Where is Makkah located?

 Do you know what Makkah Place is? Makkah is the holiest place in the Islamic religion because it is the hometown of the Muslim Prophet Muhammad and the place where Allah claims to have revealed to him their holy book, the Koran. Makkah has been the most important religious site for Muslims for 1,400 years. It is the site of Muslim pilgrims from around the world during the annual pilgrimage known as the Hajj. Today, no non-Muslims are allowed to enter Makkah.

 Makkah is a city in southwestern Saudi Arabia in the Hejaz region. The Red Sea coast and the town of Jeddah are located west of Makkah. The Saudi Arabian capital, Riyadh, is located 350 miles [550 km] northeast of Makkah. Medina, the second most important place in Islam, due to the temporary exile of Prophet Muhammad there, is located 280 miles north of Makkah.

 Mecca is pronounced as Makkah in Arabic.Makkah is located in the interior of the valley, surrounded by the vast Arabian Desert. Saudi Arabia is bordered by Yemen and Oman in the south, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Bahrain in the east, and Jordan, Iraq, and Kuwait in the north.

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Here's a map of the city.

A map of Makkah

Coordinates: 21°25′N 39°49′E

Province: Makkah.

City Area: 760 km^2

Population: 1.294 million. (2004 estimate)

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 Where did the Prophet Muhammed (pbuh) live?

In modern day Saudi Arabia - he was born and raised in the city of Makkah (مكة) and moved to Madinah Munawwarah (المدينة المنورة), where he is buried again.

 Makkah (also known as Mecca) was historic and revered as a holy city in Arabia, even before the advent of Islam, due to the existence of the Ka’bah (كعبة). To this day, Muslims visit it to perform the sacred pilgrimage (Hajj and 'Umrah).