King Fahd Gate

E31575

architecturalStructure entrance gate

King Fahd Gate is one of the main grand entrances to the Masjid al-Haram in Mecca, serving as a prominent access point for pilgrims entering the Holy Mosque.

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	architecturalStructure → entrance → gate →
accesses	prayerAreasOfMasjidAlHaram →
adjacentTo	courtyardsOfMasjidAlHaram →
associatedWith	HolyMosqueExpansionProjects →
connectedTo	externalPlazasOfMasjidAlHaram → internalCorridorsOfMasjidAlHaram →
country	Saudi Arabia →
dedicatedTo	pilgrims →
hasAccessControl	crowdManagementSystems →
hasFeature	illuminationAtNight → largeDoors → multipleEntryLanes → signageIndicatingGateNumberAndName →
hasFunction	accessPointToHolyMosque → entranceForPilgrims →
hasLocalName	باب الملك فهد →
hasSecurity	mosqueSecurityForces →
hasSignificance	majorAccessPointForPilgrims → oneOfMainEntrancesToMasjidAlHaram →
hasType	grandGate → mosqueEntrance →
isControlledBy	GeneralPresidencyForTheAffairsOfTheTwoHolyMosques →
isEntranceOf	HolyMosqueInMecca →
isOpenTo	MuslimPilgrims → localWorshippers →
languageOfName	Arabic →
locatedIn	Makkah Province → Masjid al-Haram → Mecca → Saudi Arabia →
name	King Fahd Gate →
namedAfter	King Fahd bin Abdulaziz Al Saud →
near	centralAreasOfMecca → pilgrimAccommodationZonesInMecca →
partOf	Grand Mosque of Mecca → Masjid al-Haram →
religiousAffiliation	Islam →
servesFor	HajjPilgrimage → UmrahPilgrimage →
usedDuring	HajjSeason → Ramadan → yearRoundWorship →
usedFor	entryToPrayerHalls → entryToTawafArea →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Masjid al-Haram →	contains
King Fahd Gate →	name