How to Connect with Nusuk Hajj App?

Many people want to plan a spiritual trip to the Noble Rawdah (Riaz Ul Jannah) at the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah with Nusuk Hajj app help. Getting a pre-arrival permit is necessary to make sure that everything goes smoothly and with care.

Follow these easy steps to book your trip to Rawdah through the Nusuk app, which works for both men and women pilgrims:

Get the Nusuk hajj app here: You can get this app from your device’s app shop.
Choose a language: You can pick either English or Arabic.
Setting up an account: To make a new account, click “New User.”
Explain status: Indicate if you are a Gulf citizen, a member of the United States, or a visitor.
Saudi residents and citizens: You can pick Citizen or Resident.
Choose Gulf if you are from the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, or Qatar.
If you are an international visitor and don’t fit into any of the other groups, choose “Visitor.”
Information about you: Type your information and choose a strong password.
Verification of account: To verify your account, use the SMS registration code that was sent to your phone.
After you’ve made an account on the Nusuk hajj app,
Sign in to the app: Log in with your new passwords to get into the app.
Get to Services: Click on “Services at Prophet’s Mosque.”
To book a Rawdah, choose “Praying in the Noble Rawdah.”
Check Your Information: Pick out your name and click “Continue.”
Pick a Time Slot: On the calendar, choose a green time spot that is free.
Issue Permit: Once you’ve made your choice, click “Issue permit” to get your permission.
Use the “cancel” button at the bottom of the app to make changes or cancel your pass.

Important Note

While you’re in Rawdah, remember these things:

When you can go to Rawdah might depend on when the prayers are. Check the Nusuk app to find exact times.

If you want to escape crowds, go to Rawdah early in the morning during Fajr time instead of late at night, as shown on the Nusuk hajj app.

How to understand the gates: There are three-digit gate numbers that lead to the mosque area and two-digit gate numbers that lead to the inside of the mosque.

Masjid-e-Nabawi is open to women through gates 21–25 and 28–30. Gate 37 is the one that leads to the Rawdah area (Riaz Ul Jannah).

If you are late or have to wait in queue, you might miss the visit to Rawdah. Make sure you get there an hour before your meeting. Nusuk only gives out one pass a month, so you might not be able to go back until the following month.

Bring your passport, a copy of your visa, and easy access to information about your Rawdah meeting. Instead of showing staff a screenshot, use your mobile data to show them the most up-to-date information.

Do not leave your shoes outside the mosque. Instead, put them in a throwaway bag and take it with you.

We ask that you please do not push or run. Everyone with a pass will be able to visit.