Photographing the Hijrah route requires capturing harsh, shifting landscapes that have remained largely unchanged for over 1,400 years.
and the photography of Peter Sanders . This 12-day journey follows the exact 430km path taken by Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) in 622 CE, moving south from Makkah to evade pursuers before looping north through the desert. Core Landmarks & Photographic Highlights the Prophet finally arrived at
The following sections break down the major stages of the Hijrah route, detailing what you can expect to see in Dr. AlKadi's visual documentation. the Prophet finally arrived at
Sandy, open areas where they traveled under the hot sun. C. The Resting Point: Tent of Umm Ma’bad the Prophet finally arrived at
In the words of the scholars, the stones along this route are the "mute immortals". "Makkah to Madinah" gives them a voice.
Here's a deep guide to help you understand the context and significance of the Hijrah Route:
On the 12th of Rabi' al-Awwal, the Prophet finally arrived at , an oasis village just south of Madinah. The Visual Narrative