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hope to visit Mada'in Saleh, as it is a quiet and big place with many tourists and was previously known as Al-Hijr.Al-Hijr was mentioned in the Qur'an as the home of the people of Thamud, who responded to the call of God's Prophet Saleh, then abandoned their religion and treated the she-camel that God had sent to them as a sign, so he destroyed them with a scream.It is a site of direct contribution to the Hijaz region in the Arabian Peninsula, northwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, specifically in the Al- Ula Governorate of Medina.The place occupies a strategic location on the road linking southern Arabia to Mesopotamia, the Levant, and Egypt.Its historical status derives from its location on the ancient trade route linking the southern Arabian Peninsula and the Levant.The stone is called Dar Thamud in Wadi Al-Qura between Medina and Tabuk.Mada'in Saleh is considered one of the most important Nabataean cities after their capital, Petra.

hope to visit Mada'in Saleh, as it is a quiet and big place with many tourists and was previously known as Al-Hijr. It is a site of direct contribution to the Hijaz region in the Arabian Peninsula, northwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, specifically in the Al- Ula Governorate of Medina. The place occupies a strategic location on the road linking southern Arabia to Mesopotamia, the Levant, and Egypt. Its historical status derives from its location on the ancient trade route linking the southern Arabian Peninsula and the Levant. The stone is called Dar Thamud in Wadi Al-Qura between Medina and Tabuk. Al-Hijr was mentioned in the Qur'an as the home of the people of Thamud, who responded to the call of God's Prophet Saleh, then abandoned their religion and treated the she-camel that God had sent to them as a sign, so he destroyed them with a scream. Mada'in Saleh is considered one of the most important Nabataean cities after their capital, Petra.