Begin your journey with a pass-by of Ali (RA) Mosque, one of the notable mosques associated with the companions of the Prophet (SAW). Continue to Hijaz Railway Station, an iconic stop along the ancient railway line that once connected Damascus to Madinah.

A mystical and historic well near Ar-Rawha valley. The Prophet (SAW) transformed its once-bitter water into fresh, drinkable water with his blessed saliva, a miracle still remembered today.

Masjid al-Ghazalah (Al-Musayjeed) – The spot where the Prophet (SAW) and his companions prayed on their way to the Battle of Badr. The mosque’s ruins mark this significant location.

Situated beside Katheeb al-Hannan, it is believed that angels descended from this mountain to support the Prophet (SAW) and the companions during the battle.

Step onto the sacred ground where 313 companions, guided by the Prophet (SAW), faced the Quraysh army of 1,000 and achieved victory through Allah’s help.

Badr Martyrs Cemetery – Visit the resting place of 14 brave Sahabah who attained martyrdom in this historic battle.

Built on the site where the Prophet’s (SAW) command tent stood. It was here that the Prophet led prayers and oversaw the events of the battle.