Medina, as everyone knows, is the final stop on the Islamic pilgrimage and the second holiest city in the religion. Medina is known as the "City of the Prophet" due of its significance in Islam. Medina, as everyone knows, is the final stop on the Islamic pilgrimage and the second holiest city in the religion. Medina is known as the "City of the Prophet" due of its significance in Islam. When the Prophet (PBUH) was originally expelled from Makkah, he fled to Medina, and it was there that he paid close attention to his first disciples. Medina is considered a sacred city because of the Masjid-e-Nabvi. With our Luxury Umrah Ramadan Packages 2024, you can finally make it to these sacred sites.

History of Medina

When the Muslims moved to Medina in 622 CE, the Prophet (PBUH) assumed the role of de facto ruler. That Medina was a city split in two. Even though people of many faiths and social groups were at odds with one another and spreading rumours, they came together to bring him to the city. The city, which had been in the hands of the Divan for centuries, was ceded to Ibn Saud in 1924, and his kingdom eventually evolved into modern-day Saudi Arabia.

Famous Battles in Medina

The Jewish people are well-known for their role in the conflicts below, which Medina fought to defend itself.

• Battle of Badar
• Battle of Uhad
• Battle of Trench

Medina and Pilgrims

Since it is the Prophet's (PBUH) hometown, you should know that all Muslims who make the journey to Mecca for Umrah and Hajj also stop in Medina to pray at the Masjid e Nabvi. In addition, they travel to Janat ul baqi to pay their respects at the tombs of Hazrat Fatima, Hazrat Hassan, and many other Sahaba. Our Umrah Package London now makes it possible for you to perform the pilgrimage in December.

Now that you know everything there is to know about Medina, you may properly honour both Makkah and Medina as sacred cities.