Badr city in Saudi Arabia is a place of great historical and religious significance. It is located in the Medina region, about 130 kilometers southwest of Medina city. Badr is famous as the site of the Battle of Badr, the first major victory for the Muslims, making it a sacred place in Islamic history. The city features a desert landscape with diverse terrain including mountains, valleys, and plains. It also hosts important historical landmarks such as Al-Arish Mosque, the Martyrs’ Cemetery, and Angel Mountain.