Al-Ghamama Mosque

Mount Uhud

As-Safiyyah Garden & Museum

Praying two rak'ahs at Quba Mosque equals an Umrah

Quba Mosque is the first mosque built in Islam

It was named so because the Qiblah changed there from Jerusalem to the Kaaba during Dhuhr prayer in 2 AH (623 CE).

"The Prophet ﷺ and his companions prayed there after the Qiblah-changing verse was revealed."

Named after Abu Bakr As-Siddiq (may Allah be pleased with him), the first Caliph and the closest companion of the Prophet ﷺ.

A cloud would always shade the Prophet ﷺ when he came to this spot.

Landmarks of the Mountain

Martyrs of Uhud Cemetery:
Contains the graves of the companions who were martyred in the battle, including Hamzah ibn Abdul-Muttalib.

Archers' Hill:
The spot where the Prophet ﷺ instructed the archers to remain, but their disobedience changed the course of the battle.

Artifacts from pre-Islamic and Islamic eras

Historical manuscripts and rare documents

Traditional Hijazi handicrafts and clothing

Interactive displays: touchscreens and audio narrations about the history of the city

Islamic Artifacts:

• Rare Qur'anic manuscripts

• Artifacts from the Umayyad and Abbasid eras

• Traditional tools and handicrafts

Global Collections:

• Artistic pieces from Europe and Asia

• Ancient and rare coins

• Historical watches and jewelry

Home to birds like bustards and sandgrouse, and animals such as wild rabbits.

Archery Sport

A café in the heart of a palm farm.

• Palm Farm

• 'Athaq Well

• Café

Qiblatain Mosque

Abu Bakr Mosque

International Exhibition and Museum

Riding purebred Arabian horses