Ziarat Badar allows pilgrims to explore the historic battlefield situated 80 miles (130 km) southwest of Madinah. Travel comfortably with AlHujjaj Travels to reflect on the immense courage, faith, and sacrifices of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his 313 companions.

1. Masjid Al-Areesh (Mosque of the Tent)
Built on the exact spot where a shelter made of palm branches was set up for Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). From this pivotal command post, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) prayed fervently for divine assistance and strategically directed the Muslim army throughout the Battle of Badr.

2. Battlefield of Badr (Medan-e-Badr)
The historic plain where 313 ill-equipped Muslims faced an army of 1,000 Quraysh fighters. It marks the site of Islam’s first and most decisive victory, symbolizing faith over adversity.

3. Badr Shuhada Graveyard (Martyrs’ Cemetery)
The final resting place of the 14 martyrs of the Battle of Badr, where pilgrims honor the noble Sahabah (RA) and remember their unwavering faith and sacrifice.

4. Jabal Al-Malaikah (Mountain of Angels)
This historic mountain range is associated with the Battle of Badr, where Allah strengthened the Muslim army by sending thousands of angels. It remains a powerful symbol of divine intervention and spiritual strength.

5. The Wells of Badr (Bir Al-Badr)
The vital water sources that played a pivotal strategic role in the battle. The Muslim army camped near these wells, securing a key advantage that shaped the outcome of the historic clash.

Explore Badr Comfortably with AlHujjaj Travels
All Ziarat services are available on a flexible hourly or daily basis with transparent pricing for all vehicle types (Camry, GMC, Staria, Hiace). Book your Badr Ziyarat Taxi today to experience a smooth, stress-free, and spiritually enriching journey across Badr’s sacred landmarks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Badr is located approximately 150 km (about an 80-mile drive) southwest of Madinah.
Badr is the location of Islam’s first major victory, where 313 Muslims defeated a much larger Quraysh army.
The Badr Martyrs’ Cemetery is the sacred burial site of the 14 noble companions (Shuhada Badr)
Yes, you can easily visit all Badar sites.
It is the mountain where thousands of angels descended to assist the Muslims by divine decree.