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⚠️ COMPLETE ZIYARAT TOUR: APPROXIMATELY 2.5 TO 3 HOURS MAXIMUM
Jabal Saur / Mount Thawr, Cave of Saur: Holy Prophet Muhammad (SA) and Hazrat Abu Bakar Siddiq (RA) stayed there for 3 days; a spider built a web at the entrance.
Mina–Muzdalifah: A valley between Mina and Mount Arafat where pilgrims spend the night during Hajj.
Masjid-e-Nimra: Where the Hajj Khutba takes place.
Jabal-e-Rehmat: Where Prophet Adam (AS) is traditionally believed to have repented and asked for Allah’s forgiveness.
Nehr-e-Zubaida: A remarkable canal built by the wife of Khalifa Haroon Rasheed to provide Makkah with water.
Masjid al-Mash’ar al-Haram: The sacred mosque mentioned in the Quran, where the Holy Prophet (ﷺ) made du’a during his Farewell Pilgrimage.
Wadi-e-Muhassir: The place where the army of Abraha was destroyed, as mentioned in Surah al-Fil.
Maqam-e-Ismail (AS): Where Prophet Ismail (AS) was laid down for sacrifice by Prophet Ibrahim (AS).
Jamarat (Jumrah): Place where the stoning of the Devil takes place.
Jabal-e-Naur / Cave of Hira: Where the Holy Prophet (SA) is said to have received the first revelation (Wahi) of the Quran.
Jannat-ul-Mu’alla (Cemetery of Mala): The cemetery where the Holy Prophet’s (SA) wife (Umm ul-Mu’minin) and relatives are buried.
Masjid al-Jinn: Where Allah commanded the Holy Prophet ﷺ to recite the Quran to the Jinn.
Masjid-e-Fatah: Fatah means “victory.” Associated with the Battle of the Trench (Ghazwa-e-Khandaq), where the Holy Prophet (SAW) prayed for victory.
Masjid-e-Shajarah: Associated with the tradition that the Holy Prophet ﷺ called a tree, and it came to him by Allah’s permission.
Mo’jiza Shiq-ul-Qamar: The miracle of the Holy Prophet (SA) splitting the Moon into two parts before people who denied his Prophethood.
COMPLETE ZIYARAT TOUR: APPROXIMATELY 3 HOURS MAXIMUM
Masjid Quba: The first mosque in Islam, built by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) in 622 AD, the year he migrated from Makkah to Yathrib (Madinah). The Prophet (ﷺ) personally carried stones, rocks, and sand with his companions for its construction.
Masjid Shohada: The site where the Holy Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) took part in one of the most important battles in Islamic history, the Battle of Uhud. The site also houses a cemetery where 70 of the Prophet’s companions were martyred and buried following the battle.
Saba Masajid (The Seven Mosques): A group of small mosques constructed close to each other at the site where the Battle of the Trench (Ghazwa-e-Khandaq) is believed to have been fought.
1- Al-Fath MosqueMasjid Qiblatain (Mosque of the Two Qiblas): The mosque where the Holy Prophet (ﷺ) received the command to change the Qibla direction from Jerusalem to Makkah.
⚠️ COMPLETE ZIYARAT TOUR: APPROXIMATELY 6 HOURS MAXIMUM
The Battle of Badr, fought on 17th Ramadan, 2 AH (13th March 624 CE), marked a turning point in Islamic history. This first major clash between the Muslims and the Quraysh, near Badr in Saudi Arabia, is commemorated every Ramadan, with its anniversary shifting yearly due to the lunar calendar.
Ziyarat / Mazaraat
Bir-e-Ruh / Ruha / Ruwa: The well is located around 80 kilometers west of the Prophet’s Mosque (Masjid an-Nabawi). It is said that the Prophet (ﷺ) purified the foul well by placing his blessed saliva (Laa’b-e-Nabawi) into it, making its water sweet and safe to drink. Locals claim that it now has medicinal benefits for humans and animals.
Shohada-e-Badr: The burial place of the martyrs (Shohada) of the Battle of Badr.
Masjid-e-Areesh: Also known as the Mosque of Badr, it marks the site of the Prophet’s (ﷺ) tent during the Battle of Badr in 624 CE, where 313 Muslims faced approximately 1,000 Quraysh.
Jabal-e-Malaika (Mountain of Angels): Jabal Malaikah, near Katheeb al-Hannan, is traditionally associated with the place from which angels descended to aid the Prophet (ﷺ) and his companions during the Battle of Badr.
⚠️ COMPLETE ZIYARAT TOUR: APPROXIMATELY 2.5 TO 3 HOURS MAXIMUM
Jabal Saur Mount Thawr Cave of Saur: Holy
Prophet Muhammad (SA) and Hazrat Abu Bakar Siddiq (RA) stayed there for 3
days, the cave where the Spider build a web on the entrance.
Mina Muzdalifah: Is a valley between Mina and Mount
Arafat in which pilgrims on Hajj spend the night in the open.
Masjid e Nimra: where the Hajj khutba takes place.
Jabal e Rehmat: Where Prophet Adam (AS) repented and ask for Allah’s forgiveness.
Nehray Zubaida: Where the wife of Khalifa Haroon Rasheed
came approx. 950 years ago for Hajj built a remarkable Canal to provide the
city of Mecca with water.
Masjid al Mashar Al Haram: Allah (ﷻ) mentions
the sacred mosque in Quran where the Holy Prophet (ﷺ) made du’a
(supplication) during his Farewell Pilgrimage.
Wadi e Muhassar: is reported to be the location where the
army of Abraha was destroyed as they marched towards Makkah, as mentioned in
Surah al-Fil.
Maqam e Ismail: where Prophet Ismail (AS) was laid down to Sacrifice by Prophet Ibrahim (AS).
Jamarat (Jumrah): Place where stoning of the Devil takes
place.
Jabal e Naur/ Cave of Hira: where the Holy Prophet (SA) is said to have to have received the first
revelation (Wahi) of the Quran
Janat ul Mu’alla (Cemetery of Mala): Qabarstan
where Holy Prophet’s wife (Umm al Moineen) and relatives are buried.
Masjid al Jinn: where Allah had commanded Holy Prophet (SA) to recite the Quran to the Jinn.
Masjid e Fatah: Fatah means ‘victory.’ The first flag of Islam was waived here after the
victory.
Masjid e Shajarah: where the Prophet (ﷺ) prayed
to Allah and was told to call a tree it came to him.
Mojaza Shakal Qamar: the Miracle of dividing the Moon in two
parts by Holy Prophet (SA) before a certain gathering who persisted in denial
of his Prophet hood.
⚠️ COMPLETE ZIYARAT TOUR: APPROXIMATELY 3 HOURS MAXIMUM
Masjid Quba is the first mosque in Islam, was built-up by Prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him) in 622 AD, the year when he migrated from Makkah to Yathrib. The Prophet (ﷺ) personally carried stones, rocks and sand with his companions for the construction work.
Masjid Shohada is the site where Prophet Mohammed took part in one of the most important battles in Islamic history, the battle of Uhud. The site also houses a cemetery where the bodies of 70 of the Prophet’s followers were buried following the battle.
Saba masajad (The Seven Mosques) is a group of small mosques constructed close to each other on the site where the Battle of Trench Ghazwa Khandaq is believed to have been fought.
Masjid Qiblatain (Mosque to 2 Qiblas) is the mosque where the Holy Prophet (SA) received the command to change the Qibla Direction from Jerusalem to Makkah
⚠️ COMPLETE ZIYARAT TOUR: APPROXIMATELY 6 HOURS MAXIMUM
The Battle of Badr, fought on 17th Ramadan 2 AH (13th March 624 CE), marked a turning point in Islamic history. This first major clash between Muslims and the Quraysh, near Badr in Saudi Arabia, is commemorated every Ramadan, with its anniversary shifting yearly due to the lunar calendar.
ziarats/ mazarat
BIR E RUH/ RUHA/RUWA
The well is located around 80 kilometers west of the Prophet’s Mosque”Laa’b-e-Nabawi
The Prophet (PBUH) purified a foul well by spitting Laa’b-e-Nabawi the blessed saliva into it, making its water sweet and safe to drink, with locals claiming it now has medicinal benefits for humans and animals.
shohda badar
The burial place of the matyrs (shohda) of battle of badar.
Masjid e Areesh
Masjid Areesh, also known as the Mosque of Badr, marks the site of the Prophet’s tent during the 624 A.D. Battle of Badr, where 313 Muslims faced 1,000 Quraish in their first major conflict.
Jabal e Malaika (Mountain of Angels)
abal Malaikah, near Katheeb al-Hannan, is the mountain from which angels descended to aid the Prophet (ﷺ) and his companions during the Battle of Badr.
