from being practiced at his own grave—despite his being the noblest of all creation—then prohibiting such acts at the graves of others is even more proper and obligatory.
It is recommended to go to the Quba Mosque and pray there, for the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: “Whoever performs ablution in his house and perfects (1) his purification, then comes to the Quba Mosque seeking nothing but to pray in it, will receive the reward of an ʿumrah.” This was narrated by Ahmad, al-Nasaʾi, and Ibn Majah (2).
The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, also said: “Prayer in the Quba Mosque is like an ʿumrah,” and al-Tirmidhi remarked: the hadith is (3) sound (hasan). (4)
Traveling to al-Masjid al-Aqsa for the purpose of praying (5) there (6), making supplication, remembrance, Qur’an recitation, and spiritual retreat (iʿtikaf) is recommended at any time one wishes, whether during the Hajj season or afterwards. Nothing should be done there, nor in (7) the Prophet’s Mosque, except what