Masjid al-Jiranah and Bír Ji‘rānah – الجعرانة بئر و الجعرانة مسجد (Mak_017)

<p>Masjid al-Jiranah (الجعرانة&nbsp;مسجد) and B&iacute;r Ji&lsquo;rānah (الجعرانة&nbsp;بئر) are located at the northeastern edge of the sacred sanctuary of Makkah, at a significant Meeqat (boundary point) for the residents of Makkah. After the Battle of Ḥunayn, the Prophet Muhammad ◻ ordered the prisoners of war from the Hawāzin tribe and its allies (about&nbsp;6,000&nbsp;people)&nbsp;to&nbsp;beheld&nbsp;at&nbsp;Jerana,&nbsp;along&nbsp;with&nbsp;the&nbsp;spoils&nbsp;of&nbsp;war.&nbsp;The&nbsp;Prophet&nbsp;ﷺ&nbsp;also stayed at Jerana after the siege of Ta&#39;if for nearly two weeks. During this time, he distributed the spoils of war and, in a pivotal moment, donned the Ihram for ʿUmrah at Jerana, performing his ʿUmrah there.</p> <p>During his stay, the Prophet&nbsp;ﷺ&nbsp;used the water of the well of Jerana, and the companions also benefited from its water. The well at Jerana, now known as&nbsp;<strong>B&iacute;r Ji&lsquo;rānah</strong>,&nbsp;remains&nbsp;a&nbsp;symbol&nbsp;of&nbsp;this&nbsp;significant&nbsp;moment&nbsp;in&nbsp;Islamic&nbsp;history,&nbsp;whereboth&nbsp;the&nbsp;physical&nbsp;and spiritual&nbsp;needs&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;community&nbsp;were&nbsp;met.</p>