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7 Day Umrah Package – Your Umrah Ziyarah Awaits

7 Day Umrah Package: This isn’t just a trip—it’s a calling. A whisper in your heart to stand before the Kaaba, to walk the paths of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW), and to feel the embrace of Makkah and Madinah. For seven days, you’ll live moments that linger forever: the hum of prayers in Masjid al-Haram, the serenity of the Prophet’s Mosque, the stories etched in Haramain mountains and dates gardens. We have poured our heart into crafting this itinerary, imagining every step you’ll take, every prayer you’ll offer.

Thanks to our well-established and official operation offices in both Türkiye and Saudi Arabia, you can perform your Umrah ziyarah with confidence and peace of mind. If desired, you can extend your Umrah visits with our Umrah Plus packages, which include Islamic heritage tours, cultural tours in Turkey (Türkiye), halal vacation options, Egypt tours, Baghdad tours, and Uzbekistan tours. Simply let us know your needs and preferred dates, and we’ll get back to you with tailored options we can offer.
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Whether you choose the Silver Package with its cozy 4-star hotels (500-850 meters from the Haram) or the Gold Package with luxurious 5-star retreats (100-250 meters away), this journey is about connection—to Allah Almighty, to history of Islam, to yourself. Let these sacred cities hold you, guide you, and change you!

Silver Package: 4-Star Walking Distance Hotels
Makkah: El Ebaa Hotel Makkah or Mira Shaeb Hotel – Warm, welcoming havens for rest and reflection.
Madinah: Bosphorus 2 Hotel – A peaceful retreat near the Prophet’s Mosque, perfect for quiet moments.

Gold Package: 5-Star Walking Distance Hotels
Makkah: Anjum Makkah Hotel or Mövenpick Hotel & Residence Hajar Tower Makkah – Elegant sanctuaries blending luxury with devotion.
Madinah: Anwar Al Madinah Mövenpick or Bosphorus Waqf Al Safi Hotel – Refined retreats steps from the Prophet’s sacred grounds.

Day-by-Day 7-Day Umrah Package Itinerary: A Path of Faith and Wonder

Day 1: Arrival in Makkah – The Kaaba’s Call
You land in Jeddah, the gateway to holiness, and a smooth transfer brings you to Makkah’s embrace. Check into your hotel—perhaps the comforting El Ebaa or the grand Anjum—after 2:00 PM. If you arrive early, leave your bags at the hotel and step into Masjid al-Haram, where the Kaaba awaits like a beating heart. Perform Tawaf, circling seven times, your soul entwined with the devotion of millions. Then walk Sa’i, tracing Hagar’s steps between Safa and Marwah, each stride a prayer answered. Exit Ihram with a lightness that feels like freedom. Savor a warm dinner and rest in Makkah, the city that never sleeps in its worship.

Optional: A licensed Mutawif (Umrah guide) can join you for a small fee, guiding your rituals with care (booked by us, paid directly in cash).

Day 2: Makkah’s Sacred Sites – Stories in Stone
Rise for Fajr at Masjid al-Haram, the dawn prayer a chorus of unity. After breakfast, a driver meets you for a Ziyarah that brings Makkah’s history to life. Begin at Jannat al-Mu’alla (viewed from outside), a sacred cemetery where the Prophet’s (SAW) beloved rest, their presence a quiet hymn in the desert air. Here lies Khadijah al-Kubra (RA), the Mother of the Believers, the Mother Sultan of Ahl al-Bayt, whose unwavering love and support cradled the Prophet’s (SAW) mission. Nearby rest her sons with the Prophet (SAW), Sayyiduna Qasim bin Muhammad (RA) and Sayyidina Abdullah (RA), their brief lives a testament to divine wisdom. The Prophet’s (SAW) grandfathers rests here too (only his father lies in Madinah), alongside Asma bint Abu Bakr (RA) and her son Abdullah bin Zubayr (RA), heroes of faith. Many ulama and awliya also grace this sacred ground, their maqabir whispering tales of devotion. Continue to Masjid al-Jinn, where the Prophet (SAW) recited to unseen beings, its air thick with mystery. Masjid al-Shajarah glows with sacred tales, while Maqbarah Shubaikah offers a glimpse into forgotten chapters. The Jabal Hira Museum unveils the Prophet’s (SAW) solitude in the cave (no summit climb included), and from the base of Jabal Thawr, picture the miraculous refuge of the Hijrah. Both peaks tempt climbers, but their caves demand a 45-minute to 1-hour ascent. Visit the Grave of Maymuna bint al-Harith (RA), a tribute to the Prophet’s (SAW) wife, and end at Masjid Aisha (Taneem), a Miqat where you may enter Ihram for another Umrah. Return for dinner, your heart full, and sleep in Makkah’s sacred glow.

Day 3: Makkah – Devotion or Discovery
After breakfast, the day is yours. Stay in Masjid al-Haram, where the Kaaba’s presence pulls you into Tawaf or prayer, each moment a thread in your spiritual tapestry. Or choose a Ziyarah to Arafat, where hujjaj stand in du’a, and Mina, alive with Hajj’s echoes. At Hudaybiyah, recall the Prophet’s (SAW) wisdom in peace, and the Makkah Museum, where artifacts whisper of Islam’s journey. Dinner and another night in Makkah keep you wrapped in its sanctity.

Day 4: Makkah to Madinah – The Road of Triumph of Ghazwa Badr
Check out by 9:00 AM after breakfast, leaving Makkah for Madinah with a stop at the Badr Battlefield. Here, our beloved Prophet (SAW) led believers to victory against disbelief, the ground still heavy with valor. At Masjid e Arish, stand where the Prophet’s (SAW) tent once stood, and honor the martyrs at Maqbaratul Shuhada. Climb Jabal Malaikah barefoot, where 3,000 angels descended, the sandy path a bridge to the divine. At Bi’r Rawha, drink from the well where the Prophet (SAW) took ablution, pray in its masjid, and feel his Sunnah come alive. Arrive in Madinah and settle into your hotel, steps from Al-Masjid an-Nabawi. Join Maghrib and Isha prayers, then visit the Rawdah al-Mutahharah, a slice of Jannah, and present your Salam to the Prophet (SAW). Dinner and overnight in Madinah, where peace feels tangible.

Day 5: Madinah’s Treasures – In the Prophet’s Footsteps
Pray Fajr at the Prophet’s Mosque, its green dome a beacon of grace. Men may visit Al-Baqi Cemetery after (ladies view from outside), where companions rest eternally. After breakfast, a driver guides you to Mount Uhud, its slopes guarding the martyrs’ legacy, and Masjid Shuhada, a place of solemn reverence. At Masjid Quba, Islam’s first mosque, offer prayers in its tranquil courtyard. Masjid Qiblatayn marks the Qibla’s divine shift, while Masjid Bilal bin Rabah honors the first muezzin’s voice. End at the Garden of Salman Al-Farsi, its greenery a nod to a beloved companion. Dinner and overnight in Madinah, your soul at ease.

Day 6: Madinah – A Day of Peace
After Fajr at Al-Masjid an-Nabawi and breakfast, linger in the Prophet’s Mosque, where prayers feel like conversations with Allah. Visit nearby mosques—Masjid Ghamama, where the Prophet (SAW) sought rain; Masjid Abu Bakr, Masjid Ali bin Abi Talib, and Masjid Omar ibn Khattab—each a step closer to the Prophet’s (SAW) era. Their simplicity deepens your ibadah. Dinner and overnight in Madinah, a city that feels like home.

Day 7: Farewell to Madinah – Carrying Light
After breakfast, return to Al-Masjid an-Nabawi for a final Salam to the Prophet (SAW), letting Madinah’s serenity seep into your bones. Board the Haramain Fast Train to Jeddah, the journey swift yet reflective. As you depart, the memories of Makkah and Madinah linger, a light to guide you always. End of services.

Additional Notes
International Flights: Not included but can be arranged from/to Istanbul, arriving in Jeddah and departing from Madinah.
Flexible Duration: Extend up to 15 days or start in Madinah, ending in Makkah-Jeddah.
Ziyarah Guides: Drivers speak Arabic, Turkish, English, Urdu, Malay, Russian, or other languages—let us know your needs. Licensed Mutawifs or Dalils available for extra guidance.