They will see in it the well of Prophet Musa (Moses) as well as the caves of Prophet Shu'ayb. In the heart of the desert, where the mountains meet the sands, lies Madian, the land of the prophets. It was here that Prophet Shu'ayb lived, calling his people to worship God and uphold righteousness. One day, Prophet Musa (Moses) arrived, fleeing from the tyranny of Pharaoh, and sought refuge in Madian. There, near the well of Musa, he helped the daughters of Shu'ayb water their sheep, and this encounter marked the beginning of a great storey that led to him marrying Zipporah, the daughter of Prophet Shu'ayb. In the same region, now known as Al-Bidaa, are the caves. Al-Bidaa also preserves many remnants of the Nabataean civilisation, including numerous oases that served as ancient sanctuaries in this desert landscape. Madian, with its fertile land and deep history, remains a witness to the stories of the prophets and the events of ancient times.

They will see a unique rock, as if it were professionally sculpted. There are many beliefs surrounding this rock, with people considering it a place of historical and spiritual significance. Some believe it to be the very rock that Moses struck with his staff, while others view it as a symbol of divine power and intervention. Its unusual shape and features have sparked numerous interpretations and stories, making it an intriguing site for those seeking to explore the mysteries of the past and the divine events that took place in this region.

They will witness unique sights at Jabal Al-Lawz, where their journey will be connected to an ancient history and deep roots. The trip will take them to the ancient calf carvings, which carry stories from ancient times, along with human engravings that tell the details of ancient human life. They will also see unique rocks that narrate the stories of the tribes that once lived here, as well as some Roman rocks that reveal traces of the civilisations that passed through this place over time