• Mount Uhud - At Mountain Uhud in Madinah, travelers will visit the site of the historic Battle of Uhud, where they can pay their respects at the graves of the martyrs who fought alongside the Prophet Muhammad. You’ll have the opportunity to learn about the significance of this sacred place in Islamic history, take in the breathtaking views of the rugged terrain, and reflect on the bravery and sacrifice of those who defended their faith. The visit offers both a spiritual and educational experience, connecting you deeply with the history of Islam.
• Shuhada Uhud Cemetery - At the Shuhada Uhud Cemetery in Madinah, travelers will visit the final resting place of the martyrs of the historic Battle of Uhud, including the revered companion, Hazrat Hamza (RA), the Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) uncle. As they walk through the cemetery, they will reflect on the bravery and sacrifice of these martyrs, gaining a deep sense of the spiritual and historical significance of this sacred site. The serene atmosphere offers a moment for prayer and contemplation.
• Rumah - At Mountain Rumah in Madinah, travelers will visit a site of historical significance tied to the Battle of Uhud. Standing on this mountain, you’ll gain insights into the strategies and events of the battle, particularly the role of the archers who were stationed here. The panoramic view from the mountain provides a unique perspective of the battlefield and the surrounding area, allowing you to connect with the rich history of this sacred place.
• Masjid Al Qiblatayn - At Masjid Al Qiblatayn in Madinah, travelers will visit one of the city’s most historically significant mosques, known for its unique distinction of having two qiblas. This is the place where, during prayer, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) received the divine command to change the direction of prayer from Jerusalem to Mecca. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the mosque’s beautiful architecture, reflect on its rich spiritual significance, and experience the profound atmosphere of this sacred site.
• Al Khandaq Foul - At the Khandaq Battlefield in Madinah, travelers will explore the historic site of the Battle of the Trench, where the Prophet Muhammad and his companions defended the city against a large coalition of tribes. Visitors will see the remnants of the trenches that were strategically dug around the city and gain insight into the significance of this pivotal event in Islamic history. The site offers a glimpse into the challenges faced by early Muslims and the ingenuity employed in their defense, making it a profound and educational experience.
• The Seven Mosques - At Saba Masjid in Madinah, travelers will visit a historic mosque deeply rooted in Islamic tradition. Known as the Mosque of the Seven Mosques, it is believed to mark the locations where the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his companions prayed during the Battle of the Trench. Visitors will explore the serene surroundings, offering a peaceful atmosphere for reflection and prayer, while also gaining insight into the rich history and significance of this sacred site in Islamic heritage.
• Masjid Jummah - At Masjid Al Jummah in Madinah, travelers will visit the historic mosque where Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) delivered his first Friday sermon after migrating to Madinah. This sacred site offers a moment of reflection and spiritual connection, allowing visitors to pray and immerse themselves in the rich history of early Islam. The mosque, with its serene atmosphere and beautiful architecture, provides a unique glimpse into the early days of the Islamic community in Madinah.
• Masjid Quba - At Masjid Quba, travelers will visit the first mosque built by Prophet Muhammad, making it one of the most revered sites in Islam. As they explore this sacred place, they can admire the mosque’s simple yet serene architecture and reflect on its historical significance. Visitors are encouraged to offer two Rak’ahs of prayer, following the tradition of the Prophet, and take in the peaceful atmosphere that surrounds this ancient and holy site.
• The Garden And Masjid Of Salman Al Farsi Ring Of Imam ALI - At the Garden of Salman Farsi in Madinah, travelers will experience a serene and historically significant site. This lush garden, named after Salman Farsi, a close companion of the Prophet Muhammad, is known for its tranquil atmosphere and connection to early Islamic history. Visitors can walk through the peaceful paths, reflect on the garden’s role in the Battle of the Trench, and appreciate the centuries-old palm trees that stand as silent witnesses to the past. It’s a place of spiritual reflection and a reminder of the rich history of Madinah.
• Ghars Well - At Ghars Well in Madinah, travelers will visit a historic site deeply connected to Islamic tradition. This ancient well is believed to be the one from which the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) drew water and performed ablutions. Visitors will have the opportunity to reflect on its significance, explore the surroundings, and experience a place of spiritual importance, all while learning about the well’s role in the life of the Prophet and the early Muslim community.

• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Private transportation

• Food & Drinks
• Mount Uhd Admission Fee (4$)

Embark on a spiritual journey through the revered sites of Madinah, where history, faith, and reverence converge. Our Madinah Ziyarats: Sacred Sites Guided Tour invites you to discover some of the most important landmarks in Islamic history, all from the comfort of our air-conditioned vehicles. This is more than just a visit—it’s an immersive experience crafted to bring you closer to the essence of Madinah’s rich history. With a dependable and affordable private tour, you’ll enjoy a personalized experience tailored to your spiritual needs. Reserve your spot now to deepen your connection to these sacred sites and create lasting memories beyond your pilgrimage.

• Please make ablution (Wudu) before travel for Nafal prayers at Masjid e Qiblatain as you will not get enough time due to extreme rush.
• please be ready in your hotel lobby 10 minutes before the tour starts.
• The total travel time will not include in the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.