Ain al-Sukkar or Ain Tabuk is a spring of water, located in the city of Tabuk. It dates back to the era of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and the period of the mission, and it remained in existence thanks to our master Omar Ibn Al-Khattab, who ordered the work of covering the eye to protect it, fearing that the dense sand surrounding it would cause it to be buried. And the masses of pilgrims coming from the Levant came to Al-Ain and rested next to it, and drank and were supplied with it. The traveler “Ibn Shuja’ Al-Maqdisi” mentioned it in his description of the city of Tabuk in the year 623 AH when he said about it, “It has water that springs and a mosque that is visited,” referring to the importance of the city. The status of that blessed eye.