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The'''Mount Thawr''' is a notable mountain located to the south of [[Mecca]]. It is renowned for housing the Cave of Thawr, the place where the [[Prophet Muhammad]] (S) and his companion Abu Bakr sought refuge during their migration ([[Hijra]]) to [[Medina]]. This event is a significant moment in Islamic history, symbolizing the Prophet's perseverance and trust in Allah during a time of great adversity.
The '''Mount Thawr''' is a notable mountain located to the south of [[Mecca]]. It is renowned for housing the Cave of Thawr, the place where the [[Prophet Muhammad]] (S) and his companion Abu Bakr sought refuge during their migration ([[Hijra]]) to [[Medina]]. This event is a significant moment in Islamic history, symbolizing the Prophet's perseverance and trust in Allah during a time of great adversity.


Mount Thawr is approximately three kilometers away from the [[Masjid al-Haram]], the Grand Mosque of Mecca. It is situated opposite [[Mount Nur]], which is famous for the [[Cave of Hira]] where the Prophet Muhammad (S) received his first revelation from [[Allah]] through the [[angel Gabriel]].
Mount Thawr is approximately three kilometers away from the [[Masjid al-Haram]], the Grand Mosque of Mecca. It is situated opposite [[Mount Nur]], which is famous for the [[Cave of Hira]] where the Prophet Muhammad (S) received his first revelation from [[Allah]] through the [[angel Gabriel]].