Battle Of Badr

Battle of badr. 90 km from yanbu. The first battle between muslims and arab non muslims.
Muslims strength was 313 and opponents 1000.
Victory was on muslims side with the help of Allah.
14 martyrs was burried there.

Alhumdulillah got the chance to visit the ground where battle of Badar took place. Saw the mountain from where the Malaika came to help the 313 Muslims. Also got a chance to see the place where the shuhada were buried, and where the pagans were buried too. Visited the mosque - the spot from which Holy Prophet prayed to Allah. Subhan Allah.

If you are planning to visit the Badar Battle or Shuhda Street, then do come in evening because the weather is moderate and not too much rushy. Make sure to come on other days of weekend.

Rest, do make prayers and offer Salah as well. Best place to remember the efforts and Karam of Allah SWT on our Prophet Muhammad PBUH

The 1st Battle of Islam was won here
Many sahaba's were martyred here.
There grave are still there
You cannot enter the place but can see from outside
Now there is parking also available to stop your vehicle
Small movable ships are also there
No place to worship here (nearest place is mosque 450 m from here)

Badr is a historic location that holds great significance for Muslims around the world. It was the site of the Battle of Badr, which took place on the 17th of Ramadan in the second year after the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and his companions migrated to Medina.

Visiting Badr is a truly remarkable experience for any Muslim who wants to connect with their faith and history. As you walk through the desert landscape, you can feel the weight of the past and the sacrifices that were made by the Prophet (peace be upon him) and his companions to establish Islam.

The visit to Badr offers a unique opportunity to learn about the Battle of Badr, which was a turning point in the history of Islam. The battle marked the first time that the Muslims fought against the Meccans, and it was a resounding victory for the Muslims despite being outnumbered. It was a demonstration of the power of faith and the importance of standing up for what is right.

As you stand on the very ground where the battle took place, you can feel the spirit of the companions and their unwavering devotion to Islam. The visit to Badr is a humbling and inspiring experience that reminds us of the sacrifices that were made to establish the faith we hold dear.

Overall, I highly recommend visiting Badr as a Muslim. It is a brilliant opportunity to connect with our faith and history and to gain a deeper appreciation for the sacrifices that were made by our predecessors.

This is the first time I have been to this place. I have been learning about the history of the battle since I was a child. The signboard outside shows the 14 Martyrs who embraced shahadat in the Ghazwa. Very calm and scenic environment. Here we have a mosque where the prophet held his camp outside the battleground and according to History, Angel Gabriel came to him and gave him the message from Allah about support in this battle.

Visited the badr battle ground and shuhda badr. Badr martyrs gave their lives for victory of islam. About 14 sahabas were martyred here.

Battle of Badr played a significant role in separating truth from falsehood and reinforcing that the Almighty Allah SWT is invincible and the Supreme Power.

Nearby Masjid Areesh was built on the site where the tent of the Prophet (ﷺ) was setup during the Battle of Badr.

Historical place where Hazart Muhammad peace be upon him and his 313 companion fought first large scale war with Kufar e Makha lead by Quresh Sardars lead by Abu Jahal a large number of opponents. Muhammad peace be upon him asked help in Sajda at this place from Allah Almighty against them as were very few in numbers 313. Allah Almighty helped with angels and defeated them and sent Abu Jahal in hell.

Visiting the site of the most Historic battle in Islam is a must. As you walk along the battlefield area, you are transported back in time. It's a surreal moment.

The Battle of Badr also referred to as The Day of the Criterion (Arabic: يَوْمُ الْفُرْقَانْ) in the Qur'an and by Muslims, took place on 15 March 624 CE (Ramadan 19, 2 AH), near the present-day city of Badr, Al Madinah Province in Saudi Arabia.

1400 years ago it was really very tough life. Today is 28 Sep, 2023 but the weather is too much hot 💥, everybody can imagine how was the tough battle in Badar against Kuffar e Makkah 😥. May Allah SWT grant the highest rank in paradise to Martyres of Badar.

Historical place for umrah pilgirims nice arrangements Good high way to travel

Heritage of graviar sahaba, must visit if you come to madinah

The battle field is stretched from 'Masjid areesh' to the 'graves of the shuhada' which is few kms' away

Shortly the rise of Islam start from the battle of Badr...love this place

A holly and Historical place.Dvery one who can go, must visit this beautifull Mosque

The Battle of Badr was a significant event in Islamic history. It took place in 624 CE near the town of Badr in present-day Saudi Arabia. It was a clash between the Muslim forces led by Prophet Muhammad and the Quraysh tribe of Mecca. Despite being outnumbered, the Muslims emerged victorious, which was seen as a turning point for Islam. The battle had both religious and political implications, solidifying the position of the Muslim community in Medina. It's an important event that showcases the bravery and determination. The Battle of Badr involved around 313 Muslims and approximately 1,000 soldiers from the Quraysh tribe. On the Muslim side, Prophet Muhammad led the army and played a crucial role in guiding and motivating the soldiers. The battle showcased the bravery and strategic skills .

This reminds us our struggles and sacrifices of Islam. What a courage, 313 people fought with thousands.
What a believe they had on Allah and Rasool.
We need to learn lessons from our proud history of Islam.
Proud Muslim.. Alhamdulillah 🙏

Approximately one and half hour driver (by bus or car) from Medinah. Place where first battle of Islam was fought. Resting place of Badri Shuhadaa and Areesh Mosque (constructed on the camping place of the Prophet PBUM during the battle).
A must see. One can easly commute to Badr from Medinah by bus which usually take 30 SR per person for round trip.

The first battle of Islam the first victory which lead towards the conquering the persian and roman empires. The battle where ALLAH sent angels for the help of 313 almost unequipped Muslims vs 1000 fully equipped non believers.
The bettle field, graveyard 🪦 of martyred souls , and MASJID E ARESH are worth watching for every believer