There are three major cities in Islam, not two:
Additionally, there are famous mosques which hold great prestige or value such as the Jame'a Bani Umayya al-Kabir or the Great Umayyad Mosque in Damascus, Syria or the Jame'a Al-Azhar or Flower Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. There are also special mosques that are significant primarily to only Shiites such as Abbas Mosque, in Karbala, Iraq. These are called The "Ahl Al-Bayt".
Finally, the tombs of Sufi saints are also seen as limited holy places to Muslims and there are some towns, like Moulay Idriss, Morocco which have become sanctified due to the burial of an Islamic Saint.
One is the Baghdad and the other one is Cordoba! (there is also a third one, its Cairo)
If you mean WHERE they are located: They are the two cities, Makkah and Madinah. They are both located with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in the Middle East.
Mecca (or Makkah) and Medina (or Al-Madinah) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
I think one of them is hajj
Mecca and Medina are two of the most important cities in Islam.
Saudi Arabia is the country whom is home to massive oil wealth, and the two most important cities of Islamic faith: Mecca, and Medina.
Country Population AreaCapital Sudan2,505,813 39,379,358 KhartoumKazakhstan2,724,900 15,217,711 AstanaAlgeria2,381,740 33,333,216AlgiersSaudi Arabia1,960,582 23,513,330Riyadh
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World cities
World Cities
It depends on the time period. From 650-1250, Islamic cities were generally more advanced and developed than European cities. From 1650-onwards, European cities were usually more developed than Islamic cities. There are exceptions, but this is the general trend.
Some cities important to the religion of Islam include Mecca, Najaf, and Jerusalem. It is estimated that Islam has approximately 1.57 billion adherents throughout the world.
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In Islamic countries.
Alexandria!