Makkah Ziyrah City Tour

Makkah Ziyrat Tour (City tour)

Embarking on a Makkah Ziyarat Tour is like stepping into a sacred dream, a journey that encapsulates the essence of devotion and spirituality. The mere thought of walking in the footsteps of countless pilgrims who have come before, fills the heart with joy and nostalgia. This ziyrat tour allows you to reconnect with your faith and find solace in history of Islam.  With every step, the Makkah Ziyarat Tour transcends time, leaving an indelible mark on your heart, and an unbreakable connection to the city of Mecca. 

Makkah Zayrat (City) tour covers following ziyrat 

• Jabal-e Thor / Jabal Al Thawr

• Jabl-e-Hira ( Ghar-e-Hira) / Hira Cave / Jabal al-Noor 

• Mina

• Masjid Kahif

• Arafat

• Masjid Nimra

• Muzdalifah

• Masjid Jin

• Janat al Maula

Jabal-e Thawr : Jabal Al Thawr, with its resplendent history, is a sacred gem in Mecca's crown. The mountain where the Prophet Muhammad sought refuge during the Hijra, it's a site brimming with nostalgia and reverence for every Muslim pilgrim.  

Jabal-e-Hira (Ghar-e-Hira) : Hira Cave, nestled on Jabal al-Noor, is a spiritual haven where the Prophet Muhammad received his first revelation. A timeless symbol of faith, it fills your heart with happiness and reverence. 

Mina: Mina, the tent city, where pilgrims come together in unity, evokes memories of devotion and camaraderie. Its significance in the Hajj journey is etched in nostalgic pilgrim tales.  

Masjid Khayf: Based on several documented hadith and narrations, Masjid Al Khayf is the place where 70 prophets, including Prophet Musa (AS) and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), had performed Salah, hence giving it the name “Mosque of the Prophets.” It is also where Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) had his camp in mina during Hajjah-tal-Widah

Arafat: Standing on the plains of Arafat, where the Prophet delivered his farewell sermon, is a moving experience filled with happiness and historical nostalgia. It's a place where faith and unity thrive.  

Masjid Nimra: Masjid Nimra, a site where the Arafat Day sermon is delivered, holds a special place in pilgrim hearts. Its nostalgia is a testament to the profound moments experienced on this holy ground.  Muzdalifah: 

Muzdalifah, the peaceful stopover, is a cherished part of the Hajj journey. The night spent here, collecting pebbles for the Jamarat, is steeped in nostalgic traditions.

Masjid Jin: Masjid Jin, a place steeped in legend and mystique, captures the imagination of pilgrims. Its nostalgic aura invites reflection on the unseen world. 

Janat al Maula: Janat al Maula, the resting place of loved ones, inspires both nostalgia and happiness. This sacred cemetery in Mecca offers a serene connection with those who have passed on.