This well was the only source of water in a part of Madinah, which belong a Jew who charged exorbitant amounts for water. Uthman (ra) offered to buy the well to assist the Muslims.
The battle is named after "trench", or khandaq, that was dug by Muslims in preparation for the battle. Salman the Persian advised Muhammad to dig a trench around the city.
Abu Dawood reported that the Prophet came to Thabit Ibn Qais who was sick, recited a dua upon him, then took some earth from Buthaan and put it in a container with water, splashing it on Thabit.
This fort is in the region where the Banu Qaynuqa lived, one of three main Jewish tribes in Madinah. They were the first to break the peace treaty with the Muslims.
The Well of Ghars is among historical wells in Madina. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) drank its water and told his companions to use water in this well to bath Him after His demise.
Masjid Suqyaa marks the area where Muslims gathered before departing for the Battle of Badr. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) performed ablution, offered prayer, supplicated for the dwellers of Madina and paraded his forces.
The museum has lots of models of Medina city with explanation regarding the history of Medina city and the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his hijrah from Mecca to Medina
Masjid Masturah is where the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) rested and prayed after the Battle of Uhud, and also rested here whenever he went to visit the grave of Hamza (RA).