Explorez les mosquées historiques de Médine, ses sites sacrés et ses monuments liés aux événements et batailles islamiques clés. Expérience / Points forts * Visitez la montagne d'Uhud, site de la bataille d'Uhud. * Explorez la mosquée Al-Mustarah, où le Prophète (SAW) s'est reposé après la bataille. * Découvrez la mosquée Al-Dira, liée aux préparatifs de bataille du Prophète (SAW). * Visitez les sept mosquées, liées à la bataille de la Tranchée. * Apprenez-en plus sur l'histoire de l'Islam à travers des monuments emblématiques. * Retour à l'hôtel inclus.

Explorez les sites historiques de Médine, ses mosquées sacrées et les sites d'événements islamiques clés, enrichissant ainsi votre voyage spirituel. Points forts de l'expérience - Visite du mont Uhud et des sites des martyrs. - Explorez la mosquée al-Qiblatayn, où la direction de la Qibla a changé. - Visitez la mosquée de Quba, la première mosquée de l'islam. - Découvrez les sept mosquées liées à la bataille de la Tranchée. - Apprenez l'histoire de l'islam sur des sites clés. - Idéal pour une exploration spirituelle et historique. - Transfert aller-retour inclus.

Commencez votre visite au mont Uhud, site de la bataille décisive de 625 apr. J.-C. où soixante-dix compagnons, dont Hamza ibn Abdul-Muttalib (RA), furent martyrisés. Visitez la mosquée al-Mustarah, où le prophète Mahomet (SAW) s'est reposé et a prié après la bataille. Continuez jusqu'à la mosquée al-Dir', nommée ainsi en l'honneur du Prophète (SAW) qui y a revêtu son armure avant Uhud. Explorez les sept mosquées près du mont Sela, marquant les positions défensives de la bataille de la Tranchée en 627 apr. J.-C. Après le déjeuner, visitez le puits Al-Ghars, apprécié du Prophète (SAW) pour son eau fraîche ; il y a bu, fait ses ablutions et a demandé à se baigner avec son eau après sa mort. Ensuite, admirez le puits Al-Faqir, associé à Salman Al-Farsi (RA), qui travaillait dans le verger environnant. Ensuite, explorez le puits Al-Hajim et sa plantation de dattes adjacente, dont on pense qu'elle est antérieure à l'Islam et où le Prophète (SAW) a également bu. Terminez par une promenade au souk Al Kamasha, un marché historique vieux de plus de 430 ans, avant de retourner à votre hôtel.

Embark on a journey to Badr, exploring significant historical and spiritual sites. En route, pass by the Ali ibn Abi Talib Mosque, reflecting Islamic heritage. In Badr, visit Al-Rawha Well, where the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) purified its water. Explore Masjid al-Ghazalah, where the Prophet (SAW) and companions prayed before the Battle of Badr. Ascend Jabal al-Malaika, believed to be where angels descended to assist during the battle. After lunch, tour the Badr Battlefield, site of the first major Islamic battle. Visit the Badr Martyrs Cemetery, honoring fourteen companions. Conclude at Masjid Al-Arish, the Prophet's (SAW) command center during the battle. Return to Medina, passing Wadi Seer valley and the grave of ʿUbaydah ibn al-Harith.

Today, we begin your tour at Uhud Mountain, where the great Battle of Uhud took place and seventy companions, including Hamza ibn Abdul Muttalib (RA), were martyred. Next, we visit Bani Haritha Mosque (Masjid Al-Mustarah), where the Prophet (SAW) once rested after the battle. Then we head to Masjid Al Dira, where the Prophet (SAW) wore his armour in preparation for battle. We continue to the Seven Mosques (Al-Masajid As-Sab’a), built on sites used by Muslims during the Battle of the Trench in 627 CE. Lunch on your own. Later, we visit Al-Ghars Well, loved by the Prophet (SAW), who drank and made wudhu there. Then to Al-Faqir Well, linked to Salman Al-Farsi (RA), and Al-Hajim Well & Date Farm, believed to predate Islam and visited by the Prophet (SAW). Before returning to the hotel, we explore Souq Al Kamasha, a 430-year-old historic market. Business Registration Number: 7303498

Today, we depart to Badr to unveil captivating stories and the profound significance of this sacred place. On our journey, we pass by Ali (RA) Mosque and the historic Hijaz Railway Station. Our first stop is Al Rawha Well, once bitter until Prophet Muhammad (SAW) blessed it, making its water sweet forever. Next, we visit Masjid al-Ghazalah, where the Prophet (SAW) and Sahabah prayed enroute to Badr. Then to Jabal al Malaika near Katheeb al-Hannan, where angels descended to aid the Muslims. Lunch on your own. We continue to the Badr Battlefield, site of Islam’s first great victory with 313 Muslims defeating 1,000 Quraysh by Allah’s help. We visit the Martyrs Cemetery, where 14 Sahabah rest, and Masjid Al Arish, built where the Prophet (SAW)’s command tent stood. Finally, we pass Wadi Seer Valley and the Grave of ʿUbaydah ibn Muttalib before returning to Medina.

We begin our day visiting Al-Ghars Well, one of the beloved wells of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW), known for its fresh water. The Prophet (SAW) drank from it, performed wudhu, and wished to be washed with its water after his passing. Continue to Al-Faqir (Salman Al-Farsi) Well, once part of an orchard where Salman Al-Farsi (RA) worked, carrying deep Islamic heritage. Our next stop is Al-Hajim Well & Date Farm, believed to predate Islam and visited by the Prophet (SAW). This serene spot offers insight into the region’s spiritual and agricultural history. Before returning, we explore Souq Al-Kamasha, one of Madinah’s oldest traditional markets, dating back over 430 years, famous for its vibrant textile stalls and cultural charm. After a short stroll through the souq, we return to the hotel, ending our enriching day.

Explore the sacred city of Madinah, rich in Islamic history and faith. Our journey at Mount Uhud, where the famous Battle of Uhud took place, and visit the graves of the martyrs, including Hamza ibn Abdulmuttalib (RA). Continue to Masjid al-Qiblatayn, where the Qibla was divinely changed from Jerusalem to Makkah. Visit the Quba Mosque, the first mosque built in Islam by Prophet Muhammad (SAW) upon his arrival in Madinah—if time allows, join the Zuhr prayer here. End your tour at the Seven Mosques (Al-Masajid As-Sab’a), built near the site of the Battle of the Trench (Khandaq). These historic mosques—Masjid Al-Fath, Salman Al-Farsi, Abu Bakr, Umar ibn Al-Khattab, Ali ibn Abi Talib, and Fatimah—commemorate the courage and unity of the companions during one of Islam’s greatest moments. Return to the hotel after a spiritually enriching journey.

Tour begin with a visit to Al-Ghars Well, favored by the Prophet (SAW) for its fresh water. He drank from it, performed wudhu, and requested to be washed with its water after his passing. Next, we explore Al-Faqir Well, historically known as the Salman Al-Farsi Well, linked to the Prophet (SAW) and his companion Salman Al-Farsi (RA), originally part of an orchard where Salman worked. We then visit Al-Hajim Well and its date farm, a landmark of historical and Islamic significance, believed to predate Islam, where the Prophet (SAW) also drank. Before returning to the hotel, we stop at Souq Al Kamasha, a historic cloth market over 430 years old. After a brief stroll through its vibrant lanes, we conclude our tour and return to the hotel.