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Hidaya Hotels Mecca

Al Hajj St Mecca, 21955, Saudi Arabia

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Performing Ziyaraah and Tawaaf

A travel blog entry by imtiaz_ctn

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... of the various places were visited including places along the route.


Tawaaf
Even with the large crowds, we found that it was not difficult to perform Tawaaf within an hour after Isha. We used to go at about 20:45 and normally started Tawaaf almost on the edge of the Mataaf but it got easier if we made our way to be just inside of the Makama ...

Making Umrah

A travel blog entry by imtiaz_ctn

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... Ahmed, the local manager for FM Tours. He enquired about the drive from Jeddah and the rooms. No doubt we were happy with both and I felt reassured that the FM Tours team were looking after us. Ahmed gave his mobile number to me in case we needed assistance.

The hotel is located perfectly and is very close to the King Fahd gate and proved to be great for wheelchair and general access for elderly ...

Un Sueno Realidad

A travel blog entry by unsuenorealidad

Alhamdu lellah (Alabanzas a Dios ) por haberme dado la oportunidad de haber echo mi sueno readlidad al viajar al pais y tierra sagrada Makkah y Madina...En un musulman o musulmana eso es lo maximo de alcanzar y si tenemos la oportunidad es lo mejor y el mejor de los viajes/
Por la Paz y trannquilidad y la armonia y la hermandad que uno tiene mutuamente

Cuento que el dia ante de viajar para otra ciudad de Arabia Saudita me perdi entre tanta gente no sabia donde estaba pero Dios ...

HARGA PAKET HAJI 2010 M / 1413 H

A travel blog entry by laena

... MEKKAH: GRAND ZAM-ZAM ATAU AL SHAFWA
HOTEL MADINA:SNABEL,AL HARAM,SHOFRAA'AL HUDA,SAFIR SAHA.
PESAWAT:GARUDA



PAKET LAENA NURUL IHSAN
UNTUK TRIPLE USD.9.250 , DOUBLE USD.10.000
HOTEL MEKKAH:GRAND ZAM-ZAM ATAU SHAFWA
HOTEL MADINAH:MOVENPICK ATAU DYAR INTERNATIONAL
HOTEL JEDDAH: HOLIDAY INN ATAU TRIDENT
PESAWAT: ...

Visiting the Sacred City of Makkah

A travel blog entry by filfilfilfilksq

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... have the kind that don't get hot) and banks of water coolers with disposable cups. It is incredibly inviting. Coming closer to the Ka'ba itself in the open couryard at the center, you can begin to hear the chanting, tour groups that come for pilgrimmage from virtually all over who often have leaders that recite prayers that the group then says after them. It's almost like a song-in-the-round, or gregorian chant. And the dress of the people is so mixed, ...