Rakuba
Mountain road in Saudi Arabia
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Rukuba is a mountain road in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia| Rakuba | |
|---|---|
| Geography | |
| Location | Saudi Arabia |
| Geology | |
| Mountain type | Mountain road |
Mentions of historians and geographers
Al-Bakri Andalusian
Al-Bakri stated that: "Rukuba is a mountain road that presents a number of challenges to navigation due to its uneven terrain."[1]
This route was traversed by the Muhammad during the Expedition of Tabuk and his Hijrah to Medina.[2]
Al-Zamakhshari
Al-Zamakhshari stated that: "It is a mountain road presents a challenging and uneven surface that requires careful navigation."[3]
Al-Iskandari
Al-Iskandari stated that: "Rakuba it is a mountain road presents a challenging and uneven surface between Mecca and Medina".[4]
Yaqut Al-Hamawi
Yaqut al-Hamawi stated that: "Muhammad traversed the route while undertaking the hijrah to Medina, situated in proximity to Wareqan Mountain and Edqes Mountain."[5]
Bin Abd Alhaqq Albaghdadi
Bin Abd Alhaqq Albaghdadi stated that: "It is a mountain road that presents a number of challenges to navigation due to its uneven terrain between Mecca and Medina, at Al-Araj, near Wareqan Mountain, on which Muhammad have traveled during the Hijrah."[6]
Al-Samhudi
Al-Samhudi stated that: "A mountain road between Mecca and Medina at Al-Araj, three miles from it to the direction of Medina, as will be mentioned in Al-Mudarj. Ibn Ishaq states in his account of Hijrah that the group's guide proceeded to lead them from al-Arj to Thaniyat al-Ghayr, situated to the right of Rukuba."
Al-Majd said: "Muhammad rode a proverbially difficult fold when he migrated to Medina, near Wareqan Mountain and Edqes Mountain, and was accompanied by Abdullah bin Abdu-nahm."[7]
Al-Blady Al-Harby
Al-Blady Al-Harby stated that: "The term "Rakuba" is a transliteration of the word "riding", which was mentioned during the Hijrah."
He Said: "Subsequently, the group's guide proceeded to lead them out of Al-Araj and took them to Thunyat al-Ghayr, situated to the right of Rakuba. Ibn Hisham states that Rakuba is situated to the right of Thunyat al-Ghayr for those embarking on the journey to Medina."[8]
