Meka

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Mecca
مكة المكرمة
City of Makkah Makkat Al Mukarramah
Masjid al-Haram and the center of Mecca Masjid al-Haram and the center of Mecca
Palayo: ing bale ning Ginu
Motto: Pekabanal a lakanbalen keng Islam
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Coordinates: Template:CountryAbbr2 21°25′0″N, 39°49′0″E
Bangsa	Saudi Arabia
Lalawigan	Makkah Province
Established	Unknown, but by at least 1st century BCE. (By Islamic tradition founded by Ibrahim +2,000 BCE)
Gubiernu
- Mayor	Osama Al-Bar
- Gobernador Panglalawigan	Khalid al Faisal
Lualas ^[1]
- Urban	328.2 sq mi (850 km²)
- Metro	463.3 sq mi (1,200 km²)
Populasiun (2012)^{[citation needed]}
- City	2,000,000
- Populasiun Pangasiksik	2,625/sq mi (4,200/km²)
- Kabalenan	2,353,912
- Metro	2,900,000
	Mecca Municipality estimate
Time zone	AST (UTC+3)
- Summer (DST)	AST (UTC+3)
Postal Code	(5 digits)
Area code(s)	+966-2
Website	Mecca Municipality

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Saudi Arabia Lakanbalen

Listaan da reng manimunang Lakanbalen ning Saudi Arabia

v • d • e Articles about Mecca
Education	* Umm al-Qura University
Landmarks and Places	* Masjid al-Haram* Abraj Al Bait Towers* Zamzam Well* Kaaba* Jamarat Bridge* Black Stone
Soccer Clubs	* Al-Wehda FC
Political history timeline	* Quraysh* Muhammad and Muslim state* Rashidun Caliphate* Umayyad Empire* Abbasid Empire* Mamluk Sultanate* Ottoman Empire* First Saudi State* Ottoman Empire (2nd conquest)* Saudi Arabia (3rd Saudi State)