Among the archaeological monuments that have remained steadfast to this day in the city of Ajdabiya, and which store between the folds of its stones many stories and novels, some of which we know and others are buried under the rubble of its stones, is the Sahabi Palace. This palace, which belonged to the great companion Abdullah bin Abi Al Sarh, which was a fortress built during the Islamic conquest, 97 kilometers south of the city, has become today monuments and archaeological sites frequented by historians and tourists from all over the world.