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Bab al-Nisa, also called Bab an-Nisa, is Gate 39 on the east side of Masjid an-Nabawi.
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Masjid an-Nabawi gates
Bab al-Nisa is Gate 39 of Masjid an-Nabawi. Its official name is Bab an-Nisa, meaning “Gate of the Women.” The gate is designated for women to enter and leave the mosque. The name and designation make it distinct among the gates near this part of the masjid.
Bab al-Nisa is on the east side of Masjid an-Nabawi. The mosque has separate prayer areas designated for women, and its official map marks a Women's Eastern Section and women's courtyards on the east side. The gate's designation is for women entering and leaving the mosque.
Distances are straight-line map distances. Bab Jibril, Gate 40, is about 10 m from Bab al-Nisa, Gate 39. Bab Bilal, Gate 38, is about 25 m away, and Bab al-Baqi, Gate 41, is about 41 m away. These neighbouring gate numbers run from 38 to 41 around this side of the masjid.
The listings on this site show 26 places to stay within 300 m of Bab al-Nisa, including 8 hotels. Within 500 m, the listings show 95 places to stay.
Gate facts checked on 23 October 2026. Hotel numbers come from the places to stay listed on this site.
Masjid an-Nabawi gates
Bab an-Nisa means “Gate of Women,” and its official name is Bab an-Nisa, or Gate of the Women. It is designated for women to enter and leave the masjid, and has historically been associated with women’s access. The gate was added on the eastern side during the expansion of Caliph Umar ibn al-Khattab (may Allah be pleased with him). Today it is numbered 39. For women approaching for salah, the name offers a clear indication of the gate’s intended use; follow the Haram’s signs and staff for current access arrangements.
Bab an-Nisa is on the east side of Masjid an-Nabawi. Nearby entrances include Bab Jibril, numbered 40, and Bab Bilal, numbered 38. Bab al-Baqi is also close by, while Bab al-Rahmah is farther along the map. These are neighbouring gate positions rather than descriptions of the routes inside the masjid, so check the signs as you approach and follow staff directions if access arrangements change. For visitors meeting family after salah, agreeing on the gate name as well as its number can make it easier to find one another.
Jannat al-Baqi is about 500 m in a straight line from Bab an-Nisa. Masjid al-Ghamama and Anbariya Mosque are also listed among the nearby sites, at about 520 m and 1,210 m in a straight line. These are map distances, not walking directions. The listings on this site show 26 stays within 300 m of the gate, in the Central Haram district. That gives visitors a sense of the nearby accommodation options when choosing where to stay for ziyarat and time at the masjid.
If your plans include visiting the Rawdah, check the Nusuk app and make sure you have an appointment. Men and women have separate visit times. Access arrangements change, so follow the Haram’s signs and staff. It is also helpful to confirm your meeting point with companions before entering, especially if you are keeping to separate prayer areas or planning to meet after salah. Keep your route flexible and use the gate signs to orient yourself when leaving.
Masjid an-Nabawi gates
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FAQ
69 of them list free parking, for example Menzal-M10, AL ANSAR PLATINUM Hotel, Antar Al Thahabi Hotel.
Menzal-M10, about 120 m away.
Bab al-Nisa is Gate 39 of Masjid an-Nabawi, on the east side of the mosque.
Bab Jibril, Gate 40, is about 10 m away in a straight line. Bab Bilal, Gate 38, is about 25 m away, and Bab al-Baqi, Gate 41, is about 41 m away.
Yes. Bab al-Nisa is designated for women to enter and leave Masjid an-Nabawi.
The listings on this site show 8 hotels within 300 m of Bab al-Nisa. The site lists 26 places to stay within that distance and 95 within 500 m.
Bab al-Nisa means “Gate of the Women.” Its official name is Bab an-Nisa, and it is Gate 39 on the east side of Masjid an-Nabawi.