Uhud Mountain, located in Medina, is a significant historical site where the Battle of Uhud took place in 624 CE. This imposing rocky ridge offers visitors the opportunity to learn about the early history of Islam and reflect on the events that unfolded there. Hiking up the mountain provides breathtaking scenic views and a chance to explore war relics and visit the graves of martyrs.
Why you should go
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Experience a journey into Islamic heritage through Mount Uhud's pivotal role in the Battle of Uhud
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Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views from atop the mountain
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Connect with history through hiking trails that offer physical challenges and moments of awe
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The historical significance this mountain has on islamic history is undeniable. It is hard to believe it in today’s world but I would request everyone to put your shoes back during Prophet (SW) days and imagine the war zone during that time.
Visited here to ziarah cemetery of the fallen syuhada in Battle of Uhud.
The space is big. You can view the cemetery from multiple sides.
You can try to climb up the hill but be careful as the slopes are full of rocks.
I took this opportunity to say my salam and prayers to all the martyrs.
This is a secret place for Muslims in Madina. The site is massive in terms of the views and the space for walking. A few disadvantages; the square near the mountain is very filthy with the rubbish, but the cleaners are always here to clean after the tourists.It is just so sad that most of the visitors throw rubbish on the ground. Really shameful and unacceptable behavior. They distribute water bottles free of charge.
The historical significance this mountain has on islamic history is undeniable. It is hard to believe it in today’s world but I would request everyone to put your shoes back during Prophet (SW) days and imagine the war zone during that time.
Visited here to ziarah cemetery of the fallen syuhada in Battle of Uhud.
The space is big. You can view the cemetery from multiple sides.
You can try to climb up the hill but be careful as the slopes are full of rocks.
I took this opportunity to say my salam and prayers to all the martyrs.
This is a secret place for Muslims in Madina. The site is massive in terms of the views and the space for walking. A few disadvantages; the square near the mountain is very filthy with the rubbish, but the cleaners are always here to clean after the tourists.It is just so sad that most of the visitors throw rubbish on the ground. Really shameful and unacceptable behavior. They distribute water bottles free of charge.
Wear proper shoes for climbing as some parts can be rocky
Visit both during daytime for scenic views and nighttime for a peaceful experience under soft lights
Take time to read informative markers along the way for insights into historical events
Join groups or locals in prayer or reflection sessions to enhance your experience
Reviews
Mount Uhud in Medina is a place of beauty, history, and deep reflection. Visitors are struck by its imposing presence and breathtaking landscape, offering panoramic views of the valley and the city. The site intertwines natural beauty with historical significance, particularly linked to the Battle of Uhud in Islamic history. Hiking up the trails provides a physical challenge and a chance to connect with history while experiencing moments of awe at the top. The area exudes reverence, inviting visitors to reflect on courage, unity, and faith embodied by early Muslims during the battle.
The historical significance this mountain has on islamic history is undeniable. It is hard to believe it in today’s world but I would request everyone to put your shoes back during Prophet (SW) days and imagine the war zone during that time.
Visited here to ziarah cemetery of the fallen syuhada in Battle of Uhud.
The space is big. You can view the cemetery from multiple sides.
You can try to climb up the hill but be careful as the slopes are full of rocks.
I took this opportunity to say my salam and prayers to all the martyrs.
This is a secret place for Muslims in Madina. The site is massive in terms of the views and the space for walking. A few disadvantages; the square near the mountain is very filthy with the rubbish, but the cleaners are always here to clean after the tourists.It is just so sad that most of the visitors throw rubbish on the ground. Really shameful and unacceptable behavior. They distribute water bottles free of charge.
Visiting Jabal Uhud was an emotional experience. It’s not just a mountain, it’s a symbol of courage, sacrifice, and love for Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. You can feel the weight of history in the air.