Muslims travel to Mecca for the Umrah, a profoundly spiritual journey, in order to become closer to Allah and purify their souls. Faith, humility, and spiritual rejuvenation are all part of the Umrah journey. It is a chance to ask for forgiveness, deepen one’s relationship with Allah, and feel the strong sense of belonging that binds Muslims worldwide. It’s an opportunity to fully immerse oneself in Islam and come back with a renewed sense of purpose and a renewed spirit.
Departure for Jeddah from Dhaka. Transfer to Makkah Hotel from Jeddah Airport. Arrive at the hotel and do UMRAH the same day.
Concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers.
Mina, also known as the city of tents, is home to more than 100,000 air-conditioned tents that serve as temporary lodging for pilgrims traveling to perform the Hajj, the Cave of Hira (Jabal-e-Noor), where the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) received revelations from Allah SWT through the angel Gabriel, and the Cave of Thawr (Jabal-e-soor), where the Prophet and Abu Bakr al-Siddiq sought refuge from the Quraish.
Masjid al-Khaif, also known as the Mosque of Prophets, is a place where many prophets are believed to have prayed. Jamarat is a crucial location for pilgrims performing the Hajj, and it has three stone columns that are pelted in resemblance to the Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.)The Last Sermon was delivered by Prophet Muhammad PBUH on Mount Arafat (Jabal-Ar-Rahmah); Prophet Adam (AS) offered the Maghrib and Isha prayers together there, which is a necessary component of the Hajj; and many of the Prophet’s ancestors are interred at Jannatul Mualla, including his mother (Aminah), grandfather (Abdul Muttalib), and first wife (Khadijah).
A number of jinn are supposed to have assembled at Masjid Jinn one evening to listen to Muhammad (PBUH) recite a passage from the Quran.
Concentrate on your daily prayers and ibadah after the ziyarah.
Concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers.
After leaving the Makkah Hotel, make your way to the check-in hotel in Madinah. Concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers.
Concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers. Visit the Baqi Al Gharqad after Fajr or Asr, and then use the NUSUK App to schedule an appointment to visit Riyazul Jannah.
Concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers.
The first mosque constructed by Muslims, Masjid-e-Quba; Masjid-e-Qiblateen, where Muhammad (PBUH) was given the order to alter the Qiblah;
The graves of 70 companions, including Hamzah bin Abdul Muttalib, who was killed in the battle of Uhud, are located in the Martyrs Cemetery and Masjid-e-Juma, where Muhammad (PBUH) prayed the first Juma. The site of the Battle of Trench (Khandaq) is where our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) offered the first Khutba of Juma Mubarak on Friday. On Salman Farsi’s (RA) suggestion, our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) ordered a trench to be dug. Muslims were able to beat hostile forces and sustain fewer casualties thanks to their fortifications.
Concentrate on your daily prayers and ibadah after the ziyarah.
After leaving the Madinah Hotel, make your way to Queen Alia International Airport in Madinah to board your flight to Jordan. Our English-speaking local contact will meet you at Queen Alia International Airport and help you with customs processes, bag retrieval, and visa processing. and align with the driver. Drive to Amman to see the Citadel, the Archaeological Museum, and the Roman Theater. Then, stroll down Rainbow Street and shop in the downtown Souqe before returning to the hotel for the night.
Visit Petra, the home of the Nabataeas, after breakfast. Known as “the red rose city,” the entire city is sculpted out of a mountain with enormous, colorful rocks. The journey will begin by traveling across the “siq,” which is dotted with mountains of various hues, to reach the Treasury, which is the pride of all Jordanians. After that, it will return to the hotel for the night in Amman.
After breakfast, travel to the city of Mosaics in Madaba to see the old holy land mosaic and St. George Church. From the spot where Moses saw the Promised Land, proceed to Mount Nebo. Explore the Dead Sea, the world’s lowest point, spend some free time swimming, and feel the muddy sand against your skin. You’ll be pleasantly delighted to learn that the water has so much salt in it that you can’t help but float back to Amman for the night.
Transfer to Queen Alia International Airport to depart after breakfast. SERVICE END.
