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Fakhri Pasha, Defender of Medinah Sharif

Nicknamed “the Lion of the Desert” and “Tiger of the Desert” by the British for his patriotism and loyalty for Medinah Sharif, Fakhri Pasha was the commander of Ottoman army and governor of Medina from 1916 to 1919

Medinah Sharif, Saudi Arabia

Coordinates: 21.352944, 39.966729

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Wadi us-Salaam

The largest cemetery in the world, Wadi us-Salaam covers 1,485.5 acres and said to have more than 5 million people buried there attracting millions of pilgrims annually

Cave of Bani Haram

Used as a base camp during the Battle of the Trench, this is where Hz. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ prostrated and prayed for his Ummah, also the site where tribe of Bani Haram used to live

Mihrab of Zakariyya (عليه اسلام)

Also Known as Musallah Zakariyyah (عليه السلام), this small prayer niche is built upon the site where it is believed Hz. Zakariyyah عليه اسلام used to pray

Umar Ibn Al-khattab Mosque

“Pearl of al-Jawf “ as said by some writer, this Mosque was built by the orders of second Caliph Hz. Umar رضي الله عنه who ordered it's construction upon returning back from Jerusalem almost 1300 years ago

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