Historic City FId - 4G7G+FH4 Historic City FId

The place is beautiful and historic, great but needs restoration and attention

Fed .. Trekhi and archeology, a tourist shrine, located east of the city of Hail

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Ved is one of the ancient historical cities, dating back to the pre-Islamic era. There are still archaeological signs, most important of which are a collection of rock paintings, inscriptions and ancient writings that worked on the facades of the mountains near the city of Ved. In addition to the architectural monuments located near the mountains, which are the foundations of buildings and stone circles of various shapes and sizes. [2] In the early Islamic period, the city of Feid gained wide fame for its involvement in the Iraqi pilgrimage route known as the Darb Zubaydah. It was one of the most important early Islamic cities located halfway between Kufa and Mecca and flourished during the Umayyad and Abbasid eras. It was also a station for pilgrims and travelers coming from Iraq and Persia to rest in it and deal with its people and provide what they need to eat, drink and share other benefits. The rest of the remains indicate that the city of Feid was one of the most important early Islamic cities in the middle of the Arabian Peninsula, it was characterized by large area and the extension of its ages and the availability of water and pastures. The city of Ved has been mentioned in many books of historians, geographers and traveler's books. They mentioned that it is a main station for Muslim pilgrims from Iraq and Persia in the early Islamic era. Located in the middle of the road between Kufa and Makkah, it is also a pastoral area of ​​the tribe of Tayeh and its leader Zaid, Ibn Ishaq said: [4] The Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: "The Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) I did not accuse the men of fasting; what a man of the Arabs told me thanks to, and then came to me, but I saw him without what is said in it, except Zayd horses: it did not reach everything that was in it, and then the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, With him; and wrote to him so. » The mention of the city of Ved at Bakri, saying: «The first digging holes in Islam, Abu Dulaim Moli Yazid ibn Umar ibn Hubira, Vtfr eye that is listed and Ihaha, and planted them ...», and adds both Al-Maqdisi and Ibn Rstah and Hamawi, in Determining the distance between Aljafr and Vid, as half way and in the eye of God and a platform and markets and ponds and eyes running in which the road worker down. Al-Harbi also gives more details, saying: "The palace of the Sultan and orchards and fortresses, some of which were destroyed, and a mosque and a mosque, and a square pool, three eyes and a group of wells." Al-Tabari also mentions that the city of Ved had a trench in the era of the Abbasid caliph Abu Jaafar al-Mansur in 145 AH. The Muslim traveler, including Ibn Jubayr, said about her «... a large fortified tower in a simple of the earth that extends around him in a thicket with an old wall of walls ... and with wells provided by the eyes under the ground». Ibn Battuta also mentioned similar information. In addition, there are a number of Western travelers and researchers interested in the historic city of Vide, including William Balgrave, Huber and Müssel, among the modernists, Niet and his colleague Reid who mentioned the ancient monuments of Ved and part of its history. [2]

Vid is an important center in the Arabian Peninsula, and it is considered the middle of the road for pilgrims coming from Iraq, the city has its history dating back to pre-Islamic times, and flourished in the early Islamic era, the place is open you can visit and enjoy contemplating ancient history, and there are many places near it that you can wander around by car.