Masjid al-Haram gates

King Abdulaziz Gate

Leads to the Mataf (Tawaf area)

One of the five main gates, each marked by two minarets.

Wheelchair assistants meet at its Ajyad entrance.

1. Gate 1 faces the Clock Tower. Look for its two minarets.
2. Go in at street level and walk straight ahead.
3. You come out at the Mataf, the open courtyard around the Kaaba.

Gate 2

Ajyad Gate

Named in 2025 as a Mataf entry for Umrah pilgrims. These gates change by season, so follow the signs.

Gate 4

Gate 5

Leads to the upper floors

Guides call this Bab Ajyad.

Bilal Gate

Name from guidebooks; check the sign.

Hunain Gate

South side, between Bilal and Ismail gates, partly hidden by the Ajyad escalators.

Ismail Gate

A smaller gate on the south side.

Al-Safa Gate

Leads to the Mas'a (Sa'i area)

One of the ways out after Sa'i.

Sources number Bab al-Safa 11, 12 or 13. Check the sign.

Gate 12

Some guides call gate 12 Bab al-Safa, others Bab Hamzah.

Abu Qubais Gate

Name from guidebooks; check the sign.

Al-Nabi Gate

Leads to the upper floors

One of the ways out after Sa'i.

East side, near Safa.

Al-Nabi Bridge Gate

Leads to the upper floors

Dar al-Arqam Gate

Leads to the Mas'a upper floor, the Mataf first floor

Ali Gate

Leads to the Mas'a (Sa'i area)

Historically used for funerals.

Al-Salam Basement

Leads to the Mataf (Tawaf area)

Not the historic Bab al-Salam. Entering by any gate is fine.

Al-Abbas Gate

Leads to the Mas'a (Sa'i area)

Bani Hashim Gate

A bridge gate.

Bani Shaybah Gate

Leads to the Mas'a (Sa'i area)

A modern gate; the historic Bani Shaybah arch stood in the Mataf and was removed.

Gate 23

Guides call gate 23 Bab al-Marwah, with escalators to the upper floors.

Gate 24

Al-Marwah Gate

Leads to the Mas'a (Sa'i area)

One of the ways out after Sa'i.

OpenStreetMap numbers Marwah Gate 25; many guides say 23 and call 25 Bab al-Muda'a. Check the sign.

Gate 26

Gate 27

Quraish Gate

Gate 31

Gate 33

Al-Quds Gate

OpenStreetMap numbers al-Quds Gate 35; guides say 55 and call 35 Bab Arafat.

Gate 36

Gate 37

Gate 38

Al-Hudaybiyah Gate

Gate 41

Al-Fath Gate

Leads to the Mataf (Tawaf area)

One of the five main gates, each marked by two minarets.

OpenStreetMap labels this gate 30; the authority numbers it 45.

Umar Gate

Name from guidebooks; check the sign.

Umrah Gate

Leads to the Mataf (Tawaf area)

One of the five main gates, each marked by two minarets.

Named in 2025 as a Mataf entry for Umrah pilgrims. These gates change by season, so follow the signs.

Position from OpenStreetMap, which labels this gate 40. The authority lists Umrah Gate as 62; some guides say 63.

1. Look for the two minarets of gate 62.
2. Go straight in; it opens onto the Mataf.

Gate 64

Luggage storage opposite this gate, at the Shubaikah (western) courtyard. Max 7 kg.

Al-Shubaikah

Disability prayer area, King Fahd first floor.

Gate 66

Ammar ibn Yasir Gate

Name from guidebooks; check the sign.

Mu'adh ibn Jabal Gate

Ramp and Braille signs for wheelchair users and visually impaired visitors.

Disability prayer areas by the Shubaikah stairs and bridge.

Amr ibn al-As Gate

Name from guidebooks; check the sign.

Aishah Gate

Name from guidebooks; check the sign.

Asma Gate

Name from guidebooks; check the sign.

Gate 72

Al-Yarmouk Gate

Name from guidebooks; check the sign.

Abu Bakr al-Siddiq Gate

Ramp and Braille signs for wheelchair users and visually impaired visitors.

Gate 75

Gate 76

Gate 77

Gate 78

King Fahd Gate

Leads to the Mataf (Tawaf area)

Ramp and Braille signs for wheelchair users and visually impaired visitors.

One of the five main gates, each marked by two minarets.

Named in 2025 as a Mataf entry for Umrah pilgrims. These gates change by season, so follow the signs.

1. Look for the two minarets of gate 79.
2. Go in to the King Fahd expansion and walk straight through the prayer halls toward the Kaaba.
3. Past the older arcades you reach the Mataf.

Gate 80

Gate 81

Gate 82

Gate 83

Jabir ibn Abdullah Gate

Ramp and Braille signs for wheelchair users and visually impaired visitors.

Guides say women use this gate and call 84–87 the ladies' gates. Check on arrival.

Sa'id ibn Zayd Gate

Name from guidebooks; check the sign.

Zayd ibn Thabit Gate

Name from guidebooks; check the sign.

Umm Hani Gate

Name from guidebooks; check the sign.

Maymunah Gate

Emergency Center 1 on the first floor next to this gate; disability prayer area on the ground floor.

Al-Hijlah Gate

Ramp and Braille signs for wheelchair users and visually impaired visitors.

Near the area where people change into ihram.

Hafsah Gate

Ramp and Braille signs for wheelchair users and visually impaired visitors.

Gate 91

Disability prayer area opposite, King Fahd first floor.

Al-Nadwah Gate

Name from guidebooks; check the sign.

Khadijah Gate

Ramp and Braille signs for wheelchair users and visually impaired visitors.

Ibrahim Gate

Ramp and Braille signs for wheelchair users and visually impaired visitors.

King Abdullah Gate

Leads to the Mataf (Tawaf area)

One of the five main gates, each marked by two minarets.

Entrance to the King Abdullah expansion.

1. Look for the two minarets of gate 100.
2. Go in to the King Abdullah expansion and follow the main corridor toward the Kaaba.
3. The corridor brings you to the Mataf.

Gate 101

Gate 102

Gate 103

Gate 104

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