This site, located about 80 kilometers from Madina on an old road,
marks the spot where the Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) army camped before the
Battle of Badr. It serves as a historical marker of the early Muslim community's
journey and preparation for this pivotal event. Visiting Bir-e-Ruha allows pilgrims to
reflect on the strategic and logistical aspects of the battle and the dedication of the Prophet and his companions.
Bir-e-Shifa
Situated in the village of 'Alya, approximately 97 kilometers from Madina,
Bir-e-Shifa is a well where the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his people stopped
to drink. It's a reminder of the challenges faced by the early Muslim community in
the harsh desert environment and the importance of water resources. Visiting this
well allows pilgrims to connect with the daily realities of the Prophet's time
Masjid Al-Areesh (Badr)
This mosque, located at the site where the Prophet
Muhammad (PBUH) had his tent during the Battle of Badr, is a significant historical
landmark. It allows pilgrims to visualize the Prophet's presence during this crucial
event and to reflect on the strategic planning and divine guidance that led to the Muslim victory. Visiting Masjid Al-Areesh provides a tangible link to the battlefield and the Prophet's leadership.
Shuhda-e-Badar
This site commemorates the fourteen companions martyred in the
Battle of Badr. Their names are inscribed on a board near Maidan Badr, and a wall
has been built around their graves. Visiting Shuhda-e-Badar allows pilgrims to pay
tribute to the sacrifices made by these early Muslims and to remember their
courage and devotion. It serves as a reminder of the high cost of establishing the early Muslim community.
Jabal-e-Malaika
Located near Katib al Hanan, Jabal-e-Malaika is the mountain from
which angels are believed to have descended to aid the Prophet and his
companions during the Battle of Badr. This site highlights the belief in divine
intervention and the miraculous aspects of the Muslim victory. Visiting Jabal-eMalaika allows pilgrims to reflect on the spiritual dimensions of the battle and the importance of faith in times of adversity.
