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Private journeys through Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah

Uthman's well, a quiet mosque, and Maghrib in congregation at the foot of Uhud beside the martyrs
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An afternoon journey around the north of the city: the Well of Uthman, the quiet Masjid al-Sajdah, then the Uhud battlefield as the sun goes down, with Maghrib in congregation at Sayyid al-Shuhada. You are back at your hotel before Isha. Best with a guide.
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The well Uthman ibn Affan bought and made free for the Muslims when the Prophet asked who would, and which still waters a farm of palms fourteen centuries later.
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A quiet mosque on the road north to Uhud, where the Prophet is reported to have made a long prostration.
The site of the Battle of Uhud in 3 AH. From Archers' Hill you look over the battlefield where the archers were posted, see the martyrs' cemetery, where Hamzah ibn Abd al-Muttalib is buried, from the rail, and pray at Sayyid al-Shuhada mosque.
The car is yours for the full 3 hours. Your driver waits at each stop while you visit and pray.
Your chauffeur works for a licensed local partner. They collect you from the lobby, take you to each stop and wait while you visit. A chauffeur is never sold to you as a guide and does not narrate the journey: the notes on this page tell you what each stop is and what people do there.

High on Jabal Uhud, a new summit development now has cafés and restaurants looking out over the whole of Madinah.

Before the Hijrah this city was called Yathrib. It became Madinat an-Nabi, the City of the Prophet.

The Prophet's Mosque is often said to be the first place in Arabia lit by electricity, switched on under the Ottomans in 1909.