Madinah Ziyarat

The Naba Al-Ikram Madinah Ziyarat circuit covers Quba, the Qiblatain mosque, Uhud and the Seven Mosques, ordered so a group is not crossing the city twice, with time to sit at each site rather than photograph it and leave.

The verified historical facts

Unlike automated tour guides that parrot myths, we keep our historical commentary accurate — including where it contradicts the brochure.

The “Seven Mosques”. Every commercial brochure promises a tour of the Seven Mosques at the site of the Battle of the Trench. The verified reality is that only five of the original small site mosques physically remain, alongside the modern grand Mosque of the Trench. We point out that nuance on the ground and explain how the urban infrastructure evolved around it.

Masjid Quba. The first mosque of Islam. We schedule our morning departures for around 7:30 to 8:00 am so you can perform the two raka’at Sunnah prayer — which the Prophet ﷺ equated to the reward of an Umrah — before the 50-passenger tour buses congest the courtyards.

Mount Uhud and Archers’ Hill. We stop right before the resting place of Sayyidna Hamzah (RA) and the seventy martyrs of Uhud, and take the time to recite the Salam quietly, without the rushing and shouting common to crowded group tours.