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جبل يقع في شمال المدينة المنورةوقال رسول الله محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم عن هذا الجبل: ( أحد جبل يحبنا ونحبه).
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Ohud Mountain, Madinah Munawwarah, Saudi Arabia
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Battle of Ohud, MadinahOhud is a hill near Madinah. The famous battle of Ohud was fought in the valley of this hill. The non-believers from Quraish invaded Madinah with an army of three thousand, in the third year of Hijrah.
The Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) with his 700 worthy companions fought the battle and like all such occasions, in this battle too, the Faith of the Muslims for Allah and love for His Prophet (peace be upon him) gave them strength to defend themselves in spite of lack of numbers and inferiority of equipment.
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An Old Photo of Madinah Munawwarah, Saudi Arabia
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An Old Picture of Madinah Munawwarah, Saudi Arabia
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A Photo of Madinah Munawwera Seen From the Syrian Gate- 1907 CESaudi Arabia
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An Old Picture of Madinah Munawwarah, Saudi Arabia
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Cave in Uhud Mount Where the Prophet Muhammad Rested
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Old Entrance of Madinah Munawwarah
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Battle of Badar, Madinah Munawwarah, Saudi Arabia
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The Battle of BadarThe first battle between the believers of truth (Islam) and the forces of evil was fought on the battle field of Badar, 60 miles from Madinah towards Makkah. On one side stood a small group of 313 men of whom merely 60 of them wore armour, while facing them was arranged an army of one thousand warriors well armed and equipped. The believers had the strength of their Faith in Allah and His Prophet. They knew that Truth must prevail and falsehood must be destroyed. Thus it was this very Faith which brought about the Miracle and Truth did triumph.
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Battle of Ahzaab, MadinahAbu Sufyan had succeeded in forming a military alliance composed of the Jews and various tribes of the Arabs. The news of this great army was brought to the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him). He called a meeting of His Companions. On the suggestion of Hazrat Salman Farsi, a trench of a depth of five cubits and width of more than ten cubits was dug, all around. The ten thousand strong army of Quraish tried to cross it for 25 days but in vain. At last, the army began to defect and Abu Sufyan was forced to lead it back to Makkah in utter depression.
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