Assalamu alaykum
I started this Blog as i wanted to share my interest and findings on the various art work found in Masjid e Nabwi.
One thing that always bothered me was that i could not understand what was written in both Masjid e Nabwi and in the Holy Haram in Makkah.
I thought to myself why dont i know what it says? Surely everything connected with our Holy Master is elevated due to his connection and proximity, thus i shoud know about His Holy Masjid and especially about the caligraphy, poetry and architecture of the Holy Chamber.
To this end i have consulted many many books, articles, photographs and spent a large amount of time in Riyadh libraries such as the King Abdul Aziz Public Libraries as well as the Library in Masjid e Nabwi.
My work has been helped by the fact that i work in Riyadh and can travel to the Holy Masjid every weekend if I wanted to and I have done quite often.
May Alah Tha’ala accept this deed as an Ithaale Thawab for all the Muslims that have passed away or are yet to pass away until the day of judgment and may the benevelent and gracious sight of our Master Alay hissalam be upon us.
Sajid
HolyHijaz 
Assalamu alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuhu,
Dear Brother Sajid, Masha’Allah this is wonderful news! May Allah Ta’ala fill your blogging journey with Rahmah and Barakah and may you reap the rewards due to its benefit to others, Ameen. Your research will fill a vacuum that has sadly been created out of ignorance. I look forward to learning from your efforts. JazakumuLlahu khaira,
Wassalamu alaikum
Assalamu alaykum
Thank you for your suggestions, comments and advice and Duas
Sajid
Salaam Sajid.
This is a wonderful piece of study that you have taken up. May Allah bless you in your and for your efforts.
Just a suggestion – if you go to the mosque in the two months following Hajj, you would get the mosque relatively empty, especially during the night time. This would provide you with ample opportunity to take much clearer photographs that would capture the details of the beautiful calligraphy. In fact, if you do not have a good mobile phone camera, you could take a small digital camera with you – I noticed people carrying small digital cameras with them during Hajj.
Jazak Allahu Khairan.
Salam
Thanks for your kind words.
I have just invested in a digital camera that i used to take some of the images. I will go back soon and will let you know of my findings Inshallah. I am corrently working on the calligraphy found on the Qibla wall which is taking alot of my free time right now. Please make Du’a for this work.
Sajid
May Allah reward you jannah for your efforts! For people who live very far from the holy lands, getting information and pictures like this is just heart lifting!
Jazakallahu khairan & may Allah ease the whole process of knowledge sharing.
Assalamu alaykum
Thanks for your kind reply.
Please do dua. I am currently involved in translating the text on the pulpit and the qibla wall. Its very interesting and please keep viewing.
Sajid
Salam alaikum,
Sajid i am Ahmad Reza from Bangladesh. i am also a fan of calligraphy, i am also a calligrapher not that but some touch of pen and ink.. i want to talk with you . please give me your contact no. i am going to saudi arabia after Eidul Fitr. inshallah tala,.
Assalamu alaykum
Jazak Allahu Khairan
SAJID are you shiaat sact?
SALAM
I am not a Shia – but why does that matter?
Sajid
Merhaba and thank you.
http://kolayarapca1.wordpress.com/index/umre/medine/mihrab/1-mihrabi-nebi/
salam
merhaba nasal senez?
salam
Assalamualaykum
Is it OK if I re publish some of your articles on my website? I’ll credit your name as the author. Insha Allah it will allow more people to benefit from your great research.
Shukran
Rafiq
Salam
Please do so. I apologise for replying so late. I have just returned from HAJJ WITH MORE PICS AND RESEARCH.
sAJID
Fantastic work Sajid !!!
May Allah bless you for it, keep me posted when you will have some new pictures and comments because you just came from Hajj.
Mohamed from France
Dear Sajid,Assalam u Alaikum, what a wonderful work you have done. May Allah reward you. Amazing that you traced the actual inscriptions. Do you have any knowledge of the pillar in Khana kaba whic marked the place RasoolAllah (saw) ascended to heaven? Apparently it has been removed. Wasalam, Humayun
Assalam o Alaikum brother sajid. .may Allah reward you for all your effort. It is so strange how I ended up on ur website. I was actually on Google and happened to read ur article about secret signs. I was in riyadh for almost 5.6 years and have left that holy land recently. It’s still sinking in. I cannot even begin to describe my love for kaba, madina ..that air..those unique blessed birds in makkah..i terribly miss being there. Please write back when u have time..what u r doing is truly amazing and so v interesting..masha Allah and you r so lucky to be able to go to those Holy places n that too so often…The writing/verses on ghilaaf e kaba has always mesmerised me..thankyou for your time brother.
Brother Sajid,
assalamu alaikum, May Allah accept this effort which enlightens so many who visit the holy place and can not really go insight and know the meanings. To me whatever is there is by the will and command of Allah. Surely the poetry, verses of Quran are befitting and we become at times speechless there.
Jazak Allah Khairan.
Look forward more.
MUHAMMAD YAQUB
Assalamualaikum Bro Sajid, Thank You to share this web pages to the world. Please grant me a permission to use your information in this site because I want to develop a video concerning the Masjidil Madinah the rawdah and the nprophet tomb.
I might ask you a few question may be some time In Shaa Allah.
Thank You Bro Sajid May Allah Bless you Always.