It is a historical tourist destination and one of the most important agricultural zones that simulate the nature and heritage of the area. It is characterized by intensive agricultural production and abundance of palm trees.

Mukhairiq Farms: A feature of Madinah is the plenty of agricultural lands densely covered with palm trees. Al-Alia farms in particular enjoy a special historical and social status. These farms were offered as an endowment by companion Mukhairiq to the prophet, blessings and peace be upon him. Before the Battle of Uhud, this companion had reverted to Islam and donated all his property as endowments. Later, he fought got martyred in the said battle. Dates Production and Excursion Site: Aliat Al-Madina Farms comprise a group of dense palm tree farms. At the nearest point, the farms are one km away from the prophet&rsquo;s Mosque. They are rich in palm trees and are known for their plentiful yield. They are also a beautiful landscape, designed for relaxation, excursion, and benefiting from palm crops. The site consists of a series of connected farms. There are areas with dense palm and other trees, and places for selling dates, as well as areas allocated for sitting and walking in the midst of trees and fields. Atmosphere: The place is suitable for people from all walks of life. It is a beautiful place that families and individuals of all ages and genders can visit. The farms have much to offer such as: ● The beautiful, natural and distinctive green landscapes, suitable for excursions and walking through palm trees and natural streams. ● The plentiful agricultural production of dates. Palm trees are so appealing to wee. Furthermore, these farms produce one the finest types of dates in the area. ● Walking and enjoying the distinctively beautiful scenery. ● The place is one of the most important sites that help understand the social life of the region and its historical Islamic dimension. It is closely linked to the social aspect in the region, its Islamic identity and the details of the prophet's life that can be traced to these places and landmarks. Getting to the Farms: The farms are located in Al-Alia neighborhood in Ali ibn Abi Talib Road, Prince Abdulmajeed ibn Abdulaziz Intersection.

Aliat Al-Madinah Farms

A Prophetic well from the waters of which the Messenger of Allah, blessings and peace be upon him, performed ablution and drank. It is reported that the Messenger of Allah requested that his body be washed with water from this well after his passing.

Ghars Well is one of the historical sites linked to the biography of the Prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him). It is in Al-Awali District, on Qurban Road, south of the Prophet&rsquo;s Mosque. It is 1500 meters to the northeast of the Quba Mosque. The well is lined with basalt stones and is surrounded by building foundations. Historical sources narrate that Malik bin Al-Nahhat dug the Ghars Well, the grandfather of Sa&rsquo;ad bin Khaythamah bin Al-Harith (May Allah be pleased with him), the latter of whom owned the well when he hosted Prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him) during the Hijra (migration) from Mecca to Madinah. The Prophet was said to have drunk water and made ablution from the well. He dreamed that he took his position on a well from Paradise. In the morning, he took his position on Ghars Well. The Prophet instructed Ali bin Abi Talib (May Allah be pleased with him) to wash him, after his demise, with seven waterskins from Ghars Well. He attributed the well to himself, referring to it as &ldquo;my well.&rdquo; This well still bears witness to episodes in the fragrant life of the Prophet, blessings and peace be upon him. Visitors of the well quench their thirst, feel happy, and learns moral lessons. They drink from its fresh water, and recall the history of early Muslims. A Spring from Paradise: The Prophet, blessings and peace be upon him, used to drink from its water. He performed ablution from its water and poured the rest of his ablution into it, so its water became abundant and did not run out. It was narrated that the Prophet, blessings and peace be upon him, spat in it and poured honey that was given to him into it. He also requested that he be washed with its water after his death. He referred to it as "my well" and said that it was a spring from paradise. Restoration and Development: The well was restored and enclosed by a roofed iron screen. The surrounding yard was covered with natural rocks, and a two-meter-high wall was built around the yard, while taking care of the historic mosque adjacent to it. Water has been re-pumped out of the well to provide it to visitors of this Prophetic well. Well Location and Opening Times: The Well of Ghars is located in Quba, 1,500 meters northeast of Quba mosque. Today, it is in the midst of the populated area. After its restoration and the development of its site, people visit the well to see its landmarks and recall the relevant episodes in the life of the Prophet, blessings and peace be upon him. The well is open to visitors daily from 9:00 to 1:00 pm, and from 3:00 to 7:00 pm. Accessing the Well: The well can be reached via Ali bin Ali Talib Road. It is next to Ash-Shawi Private School.

The Well of Ghars

When he emigrated from Makkah to Madinah, the Prophet (ﷺ) stopped at this well and built near it the first mosque in Islam, Quba Mosque.

An Overview: In his emigration journey to Madinah, the Prophet (ﷺ) was warmly received by the Ansar at this Well. Its Story: This well is linked to one of the most important stories of the Prophet&rsquo;s biography; namely, the story of his emigration from Makkah to Madinah. The Ansar used to go out every day, waiting for his arrival, until they felt the scathing heat of the sun, then they would go back to their homes. However, when they heard about the arrival of the Prophet (ﷺ), they went out to meet and welcome him. At his arrival to Madinah, the Prophet camped in Quba near the well of Athq. This is the first place in Madinah where the Prophet (ﷺ) stayed. Its Significant Location: This place witnessed the first deeds by the Prophet (ﷺ) in Madinah: &bull; It is the first place to be trodden by the Prophet (ﷺ) after his arrival in Madinah. &bull; It is near to the first mosque built by the Prophet (ﷺ). &bull; It was associated with the first day in the glorious history of Islam, which will then be known as the Hijri calendar. The Origin of its Name: When the Prophet (ﷺ) stopped at this well, he was served a bunch of dates. When he asked about it, he was told: &ldquo;It is athq of Um Jerthan.&rdquo; So, he said: &ldquo;Oh Allah, bless Umm Jerthan.&rdquo; The well then came to be known as the Well of Athq. Its Description: This well is now located in an orchard called 'Bustan al-Mostazal'. Surrounded by a stone wall, the well is still full of fresh water. It was renewed in 1064 AH. Currently, it is situated within a garden, equipped with benches and a small walkway. Getting to the Well: The well is situated opposite Quba Mosque on the west side, and is 3 kilometers to the south of the Prophet&rsquo;s Mosque. The well is open to visitors from 6:00 am to 11:00 pm. &nbsp;

Athq Well 

The Prophet (ﷺ) sat at it and gave the glad tidings of Paradise to Abu Bakr, Umar and Uthman. It embraced the ring of the Prophet (ﷺ).

An Overview: The Well of the Ring is one of the most important wells in Madinah because the Prophet (ﷺ) drank from it, sat on its wall, and gave the glad tidings to Abu Bakr, Omar and Othman (RA) of being admitted to Paradise. The ring of the Prophet (ﷺ) fell into the well and remained in it. Its Geographical Location: The Well of the Ring is located approximately 38 meters west of Quba Mosque. Its Name: It was called the Well of Arees, after a man named Arees, but when the ring of the Prophet (ﷺ) fell into it, it became known as the Well of the Ring. Two Incidents Related to the Well of the Ring During the Prophet&rsquo;s Time: This well is linked to two renowned biographical and historical stories. The first one is that the Prophet (ﷺ) performed ablution and then went out until he reached the Well of Arees. He sat at the mouth of the well stretching his legs into it. Meanwhile, Abu Bakr, then Omar, and then Othman came to him, and he conveyed to them the glad tidings that they would be admitted to Paradise. The other story is related to Othman (RA). While he was at the well, wearing the ring that was worn by the Prophet (ﷺ), and then by the Caliphs, Abu Bakr and Omar, the ring fell from his hand into the well. So, he strived hard in searching for it inside the well, but in vain. Its Present Status: Due to the well's status in the Islamic history, the relevant authorities have taken care of the well, which is currently enlisted in the project for Development and Rehabilitation of Islamic Historical Sites.

The Well of the Ring 

Al-Ihn Well is one of the prophetic wells that were associated with the biography of the Prophet (ﷺ). The Prophet passed by it, performed ablution with its water, and changed its name from Al-Asirah to Al-Yasira, and so made its memory go down in history.

An Overview: Al-Ihn Well or Al-Yasira, as the Prophet (ﷺ) called it, is one of the prophetic wells in Madinah. It was associated with his biography and with some of his honorable companions. The celebration of the well is due to the fact that the Prophet (ﷺ) passed through it and performed ablution withits&nbsp;water. So, it became an eternal prophetic monument. it is one of the known historical wells in Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah since the era of the Prophet (Peace be upon him). According to historical sources, the Well is situated in Al Aalyia, on the land of the Bani Umayyah ibn Zaid of Al-Ansar. In some narrations, it was referred to as the Well of Al-Yaseerah. Moreover, it was stated that it is one of the prophetic wells, but not all sources concur. The Well was dug into a mountain and is very salty. Its Names: The well has two well-known names: 1. Al-Ihn Well 2. Al-Yasira Well, which is the name given by the Prophet (ﷺ) to the well after he visited it and performed ablution from its water. Prior to that, it was called Al-Asira. Its Story: The well was associated with the Prophet (ﷺ) and remained a witness to his visit and ablution from it. He passed by the well and asked about it. He was told that it was called "Al-Asira". So, the Prophet (ﷺ) changed its name to "Al-Yasira", as it was his habit of changing unpleasant names to ones with good denotations. Additionally, the body of the great companion, Abu Salama Al-Makhzoumi (RA), was washed with water from this well. It is worth mentioning that Abu Salama is the foster-brother of the Prophet (ﷺ) and his cousin, being the son of the Prophet's aunt, Barrah bint Abd Al-Muttalib. Abu Salama participated in the battles of Badr and Uhud. He was wounded in the latter battle, his wound healed, but reopened later and led to his death. He was washed at the well of Al-Ihn. The Well in the Saudi Era: After the issuance of the royal decree to designate and preserve antique Islamic sites in Makkah and Madinah, the competent authorities have taken great care of the well. It is now part of the project for Developing and Rehabilitating Islamic Historical Sites. Its Geographical Location: Al-Ihn Well is located in Aliat Al-Madinah, about 3 kilometers south of the Prophet&rsquo;s Mosque, and about one kilometer east of Quba Mosque. It is about 100 meters away from the main road leading to Quba neighborhood. Its Access: The well can be reached via Prince Abdul Mohsen ibn Abdulaziz Road, leading to the Prophet&rsquo;s Mosque.

Al-Ihn Well

The Prophet (ﷺ) sat at this well when he called on the companions to help Salman Al-Farisi (RA) plant the grove in which he was working.

An Overview Features of the well still bear witness to a famous incident in the Prophet&rsquo;s life. This incident occurred on the farm where Al-Foqair Well is located, and where the companion, Salman Al-Farisi (RA) was working. As a manumission of the honorable companion, Salman Al-Farisi, the Prophet (ﷺ) and his companion planted about 300 palm trees. It happened that these palm trees bore fruit in the same year, and Salman Al-Farisi became free. Its Names The well has many names: 1. The Well of Salman Al-Farisi: It is called so because it is linked to the manumission of the companion Salman al-Farisi and releasing him from slavery to the owners of the farm. 1. Al-Maythab Well: It was named after the piece of land owned by Mukhairiq who gave it to the Prophet (ﷺ), who in turn and gave it in charity. 3. Al-Foqair Well: It is named as such because when the Prophet (ﷺ) wanted to help Salman Al-Farisi by ordering 300 palm trees to be brought to plant them with his own generous hand, and said: "&ldquo;faqqiru&rdquo; for us" (i.e., dig for us), so it was named after that act. Its Significance The well is one of the Islamic relics and milestones that show the way Muslims lived during the Prophet&rsquo;s era. It gains its importance from the fact that the Prophet (ﷺ) sat on it. Its Description Today, the well is located next to the farm of Salman Al-Farisi (RA) and is included in the development of Islamic monuments projects. Its Geographical Location and Access Today, the well is located next to the farm of Salman Al-Farisi (RA), about 3 km southeast of the Prophet&rsquo;s Mosque. It can be reached via the secondary Al-Hijra Road, then turning right via Ali bin Abi Talib Road.

Al-Foqair Well

Al-Hajeem Well is situated in Al-Aasbah, the territory of Banu Jahjba ibn Kulfah, a member of the Al-Aus tribe. 

Al-Hajeem Well is situated in Al-Aasbah, the territory of Banu Jahjba ibn Kulfah, a member of the Al-Aus tribe. It was inhabited by settlers before the Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) arrived in Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah. Then, there was Banu Jahjba Atam Al-Hajeem, known as Atam Al-Hajeem, and right next to it was Al-Hajeem Well. According to historical accounts, the Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) prayed at the Al-Hajeem well in Al-Aabah, west of Masjid Quba, surrounded by several farms and wells.

Al Hajeem Well

The well of Rumah, which is located on the northwestern side of Masjid An-Nabawi in Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah. The well still exists. 