One of the most popular tourist destinations in Medina is the Green Dome, which was previously Aisha's room and was built over the tombs of the Prophet, Umar, and Abu Bakr. The southeast corner of the Prophet's Mosque is where this dome is situated. Since it is customary to visit the mosque following a Meccan pilgrimage, millions of people visit the dome each year.
This building has been standing since 1279 CE when a wooden dome without any paint covered the grave. However, it was afterward painted and reconstructed twice, once in 1817 and once in the late 15th century, each time using different colors. The dome became known as the Green Dome because it was hand-painted green for the first time in 1827.
