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Places Covered In Makkah Sightseeing
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Jabal Thawr
Jabal E Uhud is also simply called Mount Uhud, and is a crucial Ziyarat place for pilgrims arriving in Saudi Arabia. It is where the Battle of Uhud took place between the blessed Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and the polytheists of the Quraysh. Although the Quraysh assumed victory at the battle, their pagan victory remained indecisive as their target, the blessed Prophet (pbuh), was still alive.
Many of the Prophet’s (pbuh) companions are believed to be buried in the soil of this mountain. Jabal E Uhud is the largest mountain in all of Madinah, located approximately 6.4 kilometres north of the city, a majestic sight to behold.
Mount Arafat (Jabal ar-Rehmat)
Jabal E Uhud is also simply called Mount Uhud, and is a crucial Ziyarat place for pilgrims arriving in Saudi Arabia. It is where the Battle of Uhud took place between the blessed Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and the polytheists of the Quraysh. Although the Quraysh assumed victory at the battle, their pagan victory remained indecisive as their target, the blessed Prophet (pbuh), was still alive.
Many of the Prophet’s (pbuh) companions are believed to be buried in the soil of this mountain. Jabal E Uhud is the largest mountain in all of Madinah, located approximately 6.4 kilometres north of the city, a majestic sight to behold.
Mina View Point
Holding immense historical significance in Islam, Masjid E Qiblatain (or Mosque of the Two Qiblas) is the sacred site where it was revealed to the Prophet (pbuh) to change the direction of the qibla (prayer) from Jerusalem to the holy Kaaba in Makkah. The site is also held in high reverence by Muslims as it is where the very first congregational salah was prayed facing the holy Kaaba.
Ages ago, Masjid al-Qiblatain was the only mosque in the city consisting of two Mihrabs, hence the name. Since the revelation to change the direction of prayer toward the Kaaba, the Mihrab facing Jerusalem has been removed. It is a highly pivotal Ziyarat site for pilgrims from all over the world.
Jabal al Nour (Cave hira)
Holding immense historical significance in Islam, Masjid E Qiblatain (or Mosque of the Two Qiblas) is the sacred site where it was revealed to the Prophet (pbuh) to change the direction of the qibla (prayer) from Jerusalem to the holy Kaaba in Makkah. The site is also held in high reverence by Muslims as it is where the very first congregational salah was prayed facing the holy Kaaba.
Ages ago, Masjid al-Qiblatain was the only mosque in the city consisting of two Mihrabs, hence the name. Since the revelation to change the direction of prayer toward the Kaaba, the Mihrab facing Jerusalem has been removed. It is a highly pivotal Ziyarat site for pilgrims from all over the world.
Jannat Ul-mulla
Jabal E Uhud is also simply called Mount Uhud, and is a crucial Ziyarat place for pilgrims arriving in Saudi Arabia. It is where the Battle of Uhud took place between the blessed Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and the polytheists of the Quraysh. Although the Quraysh assumed victory at the battle, their pagan victory remained indecisive as their target, the blessed Prophet (pbuh), was still alive.
Many of the Prophet’s (pbuh) companions are believed to be buried in the soil of this mountain. Jabal E Uhud is the largest mountain in all of Madinah, located approximately 6.4 kilometres north of the city, a majestic sight to behold.
Masjid al-jinn
Jabal E Uhud is also simply called Mount Uhud, and is a crucial Ziyarat place for pilgrims arriving in Saudi Arabia. It is where the Battle of Uhud took place between the blessed Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and the polytheists of the Quraysh. Although the Quraysh assumed victory at the battle, their pagan victory remained indecisive as their target, the blessed Prophet (pbuh), was still alive.
Many of the Prophet’s (pbuh) companions are believed to be buried in the soil of this mountain. Jabal E Uhud is the largest mountain in all of Madinah, located approximately 6.4 kilometres north of the city, a majestic sight to behold.