22 Days Umrah Cruise

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Description

A Sacred Beginning: Medina & The Prophet’s City
Your 22-day spiritual odyssey begins with a comfortable flight to Medina, the radiant city of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Upon arrival, you will stay at the luxurious Maden Hotel, located just 150 meters from the Prophet’s Mosque. Spend serene days in worship at Masjid Nabawi, visiting the sacred Raudah (Garden of Paradise) and the Baqi’ Cemetery. Guided tours will take you to pivotal historical sites, including the Quba Mosque (the first mosque in Islam), Mount Uhud, and the Dates Farm, allowing you to walk in the footsteps of Islamic history while enjoying the peace and tranquility that Medina is famous for.

The Spiritual Climax: Mecca & The Holy Umrah
The journey intensifies as you board the High-Speed Haramain Train to Mecca, performing your first Miqat onboard. You will reside at the prestigious Jumeirah Hotel, situated a mere 70 meters from the Masjidil Haram, ensuring effortless access for your daily prayers and Tawaf. Under the guidance of experienced Mutawwifs, you will have the opportunity to perform Umrah three times—taking Miqat from the train, Ji'ranah, and Hudaibiyah. Between rituals, explore significant landmarks such as Jabal Nur (Cave of Hira) and Arafah, immersing yourself in the spiritual magnitude of the Holy City where rewards are multiplied 100,000-fold.

The Grand Voyage: An Islamic Cruise Across the Ocean
After completing your spiritual obligations and a Farewell Tawaf, the adventure transforms into a relaxing 14-day Islamic Cruise starting from Jeddah. Sail across the shimmering Indian Ocean, making breathtaking stops at the frankincense lands of Salalah, Oman, the turquoise paradise of the Maldives, and the resilient "Veranda of Mecca," Banda Aceh. This unique sea voyage offers a perfect time for reflection and relaxation before docking at Port Klang, Malaysia, where a private coach awaits to bring you safely back to Singapore, concluding a truly life-changing journey of faith and discovery.

Highlights

The Green Dome

Striking green dome covering the tombs of the Prophet Muhammad and several early Islamic caliphs.

Al Masjid-e-Nabawi

Pilgrimage site with a huge mosque originally built by the prophet Muhammad, plus his tomb.

Masjid Quba

Spiritual pilgrimage site thought to date from the prophet Muhammad’s time in the 7th century CE.

Salman Al Farsi Farm

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Masjid al-Qiblatayn

Twin-towered mosque where the prophet Muhammad redirected prayer from Jerusalem to Mecca in 624.

The Seven Mosques (Khandaq Mosque)

Striking place of worship with twin minarets backed by rugged cliffs, the site of an ancient battle.

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Mosque Establishment Place Of Worship

Masjid al-Haram

Part of the Hajj pilgrimage, this mosque is the largest in the world & holds up to 4 million people.

Masjidil Haram

Part of the Hajj pilgrimage, this mosque is the largest in the world & holds up to 4 million people.

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Alamoudi Museum | متحف العمودي

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Salalah, Oman

Maldive Islands

A well-known international tourist destination, this small island group features resorts & lagoons.

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Maldive Island, Maldives

Port Klang Westports

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Port Klang, Malaysia

Jabal Al Nour

642-meter mountain high leading to the cave of meditation place of the Last Prophet, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Jabal al-Nour (Arabic: جبل النور; “The Illumined Mount”), also known as Jabal Hira (Arabic: جبل حراء; “Mount Hira”), is a mountain in Makkah where the Prophet ﷺ would spend time worshipping and reflecting. He received the first revelation in the Ghar-e-Hira (Arabic: غار حراء); “The Cave of Hira”) situated near the summit of the mountain.

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