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. Arrive at Jeddah International Airport, take a transfer to the Makkah Hotel, check in, and do your umrah the same day.
Concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers.
Concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers.
Makkah Ziayarah: The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) received revelations from Allah SWT via the angel Gabriel at the Cave of Hira (Jabal-e-Noor).
-The Prophet and Abu Bakr al-Siddiq sought refuge at the Cave of Thawr (Jabal-e-soor) in order to escape the Quraish.
Mina, also known as the “city of tents,” is home to over 100,000 air-conditioned tents that serve as temporary lodging for pilgrims traveling to do the Hajj.
-Masjid al-Khaif (Mosque of Prophets): it is believed that several prophets prayed there.
-Jamarat: This crucial location for Hajj pilgrims is made up of three stone columns that are pelted in resemblance to the Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.) as part of the Hajj ceremony.Prophet Muhammad PBUH stood on Mount Arafat (Jabal-Ar-Rahmah) and gave the Last Sermon there. Prophet Adam (AS) offered the Maghrib and Isha prayers there as well, which is a crucial component of the Hajj.
-Masjid Jinn, where a group of jinn are said to have assembled one night to hear Muhammad (PBUH) recite a passage from the Quran; -Jannatul Mualla, where many of the Prophet’s ancestors are buried, including his mother (Aminah), grandfather (Abdul Muttalib), and first wife (Khadijah).
Ziayarah Taif:The mosque and tomb of Abdullah Ibn Abbas, the cousins of the prophet Muhammad of Islam. He is regarded as the Qur’anic greatest mufassir.
-The location of grape vineyards, where it is reported that our beloved prophet (PBUH) had graps during his time in Taif.
-Qarn al-Manazil’s miqat – There, you make your Niyyah for Umrah and change into Ihram clothing.
Concentrate on your daily prayers and ibadah after the ziyarah.
Take in the Tomb of Hawa, the Al Rahma Mosque, the floating mosque, the Jeddah Corniche (the beach area), the Balad Market, King Fahd’s Fountain, the Golakata Mosque, and more on a quick tour of Jeddah.
Concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers.
Concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers.
After leaving the Makkah Hotel, make your way to Madinah and check into the Madinah Hotel.
The earliest mosque constructed by Muslims is called Masjid-e-Quba. Muhammad (PBUH) was given the order to alter the Qiblah at Masjid-e-Qiblateen.
The remains of 70 companions, including Hamzah bin Abdul Muttalib, who perished in the battle of Uhud, are located in the Martyrs Cemetery. -Masjid E Juma: On Friday, our Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) offered the first Khutba of Juma Mubarak.
-The location of the Battle of the Trench (Khandaq): Following Salman Farsi’s (RA) recommendation, our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) ordered the digging of a trench. 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.
Concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers.
After leaving the hotel in Madinah, head to the airport in Madinah or Jeddah to leave for Doha.
After landing at Doha Airport, make your way to your accommodation.
Savor the Doha Express City Tour for half a day.
Explore the various sights in this rapidly evolving city, which is an intriguing fusion of the old and the new, as you explore the beauty of Doha on this guided tour.
Enjoy the aroma of spices in Souq Waqif and get a look at the falcons at the falcon stores. Explore the bustling West Bay neighborhood and take in a panoramic drive along Doha’s Corniche, stopping for a photo. See the upscale stores along the Porto Arabia Boardwalk and the man-made island known as The Pearl-Qatar, which is about four million square meters in size. Go to the cultural village of Katara. Katara is the meeting point between the splendor of the future and the grace of the past.
You have the entire day to devote to your daily prayers and Ibadah. You are free to go shopping or on your own tours.
After leaving the Madinah hotel, make your way to the Madinah airport in order to leave for Dhaka. SERVICE END
