Iftar at Mount Uhud – The Powerful Ramadan Tradition in Medina

Tonight, I had Iftar at Mount Uhud, in the area of Sayyid al-Shuhada, where the beloved uncle of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, Hamza ibn Abdul Muttalib, is buried. Every Wednesday after Maghrib, this place fills with visitors, following a tradition of the Prophet ﷺ. But during Ramadan, the experience is even more powerful.

In this video, I take you through:
✅ The spiritual atmosphere of breaking fast at this historic site
✅ The history of Mount Uhud and why the Prophet ﷺ loved it
✅ Why Wednesday nights in Medina are so special

If you’re planning Umrah in Ramadan, this is a must-visit spot!

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⏳ Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:53 Arriving at Mount Uhud & Exploring the Courtyard
03:42 Preparing for Iftar at Mount Uhud
05:43 The Archers’ Mountain & the Battle of Uhud
06:26 West Courtyard Gathering Area – Families & Visitors Waiting for Maghrib
08:34 East Courtyard Gathering – Families & Visitors Waiting for Maghrib
10:05 North Courtyard Gathering – Families & Visitors Waiting for Maghrib
11:24 The Beauty of Iftar and Brotherhood/Sisterhood
12:40 Why Wednesdays? Visiting Sayyid Hamza’s Grave
13:52 The Atmosphere & Spiritual Feeling in the Air
16:00 Climbing Jabal Rumah – The Archers’ Mountain
18:34 On Top of Jabal Rumah – Stunning Views & Visible Landmarks
21:13 Hearing the Adhan from the Mountain – A Beautiful Moment at Sunset
24:34 Reminder to Make Dua Between Adhan and Iqama – The Powerful Hadith
25:10 People Breaking Their Fast – Walking Back to My Spot for Iftar
26:48 Heading Back to the Masjid for Maghrib Prayer
29:53 After Maghrib – Treating the Kids to Hot Drinks & Ice Cream
31:26 Conclusion – Reflecting on the Beauty of Iftar in Medina

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