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Brothers & Sisters Visiting Medina

In a Medina homestay, brothers are looked after by the men of the family, and sisters are supported by the women of the family. Each outing is host-guided—respecting adab, privacy, and comfort—so you never feel alone or unsure of what to do.

Courtyard of Al-Masjid An-Nabawi at prayer time

Skyline and minarets of the Prophet’s Mosque

Close-up of worshippers near the Prophet’s Mosque

Serene atmosphere around the Prophet’s Mosque

For Brothers in Islam

As a brother, you don’t just visit Medina—you live with a Medina family. The men of the house bring you into their routines for prayer, food, learning, Arabic conversation, and walks through living history around Al-Masjid An-Nabawi.

Live With a Medina Family & Cook, Taste & Trade Together: Join the brothers at home for shared meals, late-night tea, and simple grocery runs or street-food stops that show you how Medina people really eat and live.
Sit With People of Knowledge & Arabic Through Conversation: When possible, sit with students of knowledge or local imams, asking questions while your host helps with Arabic phrases, duʿā, and everyday expressions—gently corrected in real conversation.
Walk Through Living History: Walk to the Prophet’s Mosque and nearby historic spots, hearing how locals connect these places to the Sīrah and the Sahabah, instead of just taking quick photos and leaving.

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View of Al-Masjid An-Nabawi domes and canopies

Night lights around the Prophet’s Mosque

Worshippers leaving the mosque in the evening

For Sisters in Islam

Sisters are welcomed into the women’s side of a Medina home—sharing daily life, home-cooked food, gentle reminders, Arabic phrases in real use, and host-guided visits to the Haram, all with adab and privacy.

Live With a Medina Family & Cook, Taste & Trade Together: Spend time in the kitchen, over tea, and on small shopping trips with your host—seeing how Medina mothers, aunties, and daughters cook, host guests, and manage the home.
Sit With People of Knowledge & Arabic Through Conversation: When possible, join women’s study circles or listen to short reminders together, while your host explains key points and helps you practice simple Arabic duʿā and expressions.
Walk Through Living History: Walk with your host to women’s prayer areas and nearby historic streets, learning how the stories of the Prophet ﷺ and the Sahabiyyāt are remembered in Medina families today.

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Authentic Medina Experience with Hamed Al-Ansari | Stay with a Local Ansar Family

$ 200 /night

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Authentic Medina Experience with Hamed Al-Ansari | Stay...

Daytime Experience (No accommodation) / Day with Host (No Sleeping)

Host :Male

Transportation:Yes

Food:Yes

Experience the Heart of Medina with Mustafa Al-Madani

$ 150 /night

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Experience the Heart of Medina with Mustafa Al-Madani

Daytime Experience (No accommodation) /

Host :Family

Transportation:Yes

Food:Yes

Blessed Daytime Gathering Near Al-Masjid An-Nabawi

$ 360 /night

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Blessed Daytime Gathering Near Al-Masjid An-Nabawi

Daytime Experience (No accommodation) /

Host :Female

Transportation:Yes

Food:Yes

Daytime Experience Near Al-Masjid An-Nabawi with an Ansar Family

$ 370 /night

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Daytime Experience Near Al-Masjid An-Nabawi with an Ansar...

Daytime Experience (No accommodation) /

Host :Female

Transportation:Yes

Food:Yes

Live with an Ansar Family — Peaceful Homestay in Medina

$ 450 /night

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Live with an Ansar Family — Peaceful Homestay in Medina

Host :Family

Food:Yes

Traditional Medina Guest Room with Abu Yaseen – Near Al-Masjid An-Nabawi

$ 420 /night

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Traditional Medina Guest Room with Abu Yaseen – Near Al-Masj

Homestay with a Medina Family /

Host :Male

Transportation:Yes

Food:Yes

Warm Homestay Near Quba Mosque with Sister Fatimah

$ 440 /night

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Warm Homestay Near Quba Mosque with Sister Fatimah

Homestay with a Medina Family /

Host :Male

Transportation:No

Food:Yes

$ 400 /night

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Peaceful Family Room near Quba Mosque

Homestay with a Medina Family /

Host :Male

Transportation:Yes

Food:Yes

Experience Medina Hospitality Just Minutes from Quba Mosque

$ 300 /night

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Experience Medina Hospitality Just Minutes from Quba Mosque

Daytime Experience (No accommodation) /

Host :Family

Transportation:Yes

Food:Yes

your Medina homestay

Choose the Medina Family You Want to Live With

Below, you’ll see several real Medina households. When you choose a listing, you’re choosing who you will pray with, eat with, learn from, and walk through the city with. Take a moment to read each card, then pick the home that matches your heart and your travel style.

Look at the location & setting

Some homes are a short walk from Al-Masjid An-Nabawi, others are in calm residential areas or near historic neighborhoods. Choose whether you prefer being very close to the Haram or having a quieter base with short rides in.

Check walking distance or transport options.
See if the area suits elders, kids, or solo travellers.

Match the family to your group

Each card mentions whether the homestay is better for brothers, sisters, couples, or families and what is included (food, transport, etc.). Pick the home that matches your needs for privacy, support, and comfort.

Look at “Host” (male / female / family) and guest type.
Check if meals, rides, or extra services are available.

Choose the experience you want

Every family offers the MedinaHomestays core experiences in a different balance: living with a Medina family, cooking and tasting together, sitting with people of knowledge (when possible), Arabic through conversation, and gentle walks through living history.

Read the description: is it more spiritual, more family-style, or more cultural?
Pick the listing that feels closest to the Medina journey you’re dreaming of.

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