Umrah Ziyarat in Makkah and Medina

Umrah Ziyarat tours to Makkah and Medina elevate the overall experience of Umrah travellers. Visiting historical sites in both sacred cities holds deep significance for Umrah pilgrims. They feel an emotional bond with the Holy Prophet by visiting well-renowned places that he once lived in or visited during his lifetime. Umrah Ziyarat tours include visits to significant sites in both Makkah (Ghar-e-Hira and Jannat-ul-Maula) and Medina (Masjid an-Nabawi, Quba Mosque, and the site of Uhud). After completing all Umrah rituals (Ihram wearing, Tawaf, Sai, and Halq), pilgrims typically conduct the Ziyarat to sacred historical places. Important and worthy places to explore after completion of the Umrah pilgrimage include the cave of Hira, Masjid al-Nimra, Jabal Thawr, and Jannat al-Mualla in Makkah. Sacred places in Medina include the Prophet's Mosque, the Battlefield of Uhud, the Qiblatain Mosque, and the Quba Mosque.

Muslim pilgrims can book Umrah packages from our reliable Umrah Travel Agency that include all possible Umrah services, ranging from bookings to the approval of visas, hotels in both cities, transportation, two-way flights, and visits to Ziyarat sites.

What Is Umrah Ziyarat?

Umrah Ziyarat refers to the religious visits to significant Islamic historical and sacred sites in Makkah and Madinah that pilgrims usually perform before or after completing Umrah. These visits are not a mandatory part of Umrah, but they are highly recommended, as they deepen spiritual understanding and connection to Islamic history.

Ziyarat In Makkah

Muslim pilgrims should visit the important Ziyarat in the hometown of our beloved Prophet, PBUH. They set off on an Umrah journey in 2026 and take the opportunity to visit the sacred sites in the Holy Makkah for spiritual renewal and deep religious reflection. Muslim pilgrims visit the most sacred place, the Holy Kaaba, and perform Tawaf around it. Other top Ziyarat include:

Jabal al Noor

Pilgrims visit for an organised tour to Jabal al-Noor, which is located near the Holy Makkah, where our beloved Prophet (PBUH) used to visit the Cave of Hira for meditation and solitude. It is widely known that the Prophet received the first Quranic revelation from the Angel Jibril in 610 CE. The tour includes transportation and offers a guided/hassle-free experience to visit Jabal al-Nour, where revelation began.

Jabal Thawr

Jabal Thawr is located close to Makkah on the way to the Medina, our beloved Prophet, PBUH with his companion Hazrat Abu Bakar, hid himself in this cave from Quraysh-e Makkah during the migration to Medina. At this point, a spider miraculously protected them, which symbolises divine aid. Pilgrims visiting for pilgrimage to Makkah want to visit this place to experience the sacredness and sanctity of this place.

Arafat and Jabal al-Rahmah

The Umrah pilgrims visit the Plains of Arafat and Jabal al-Rahmah under our guided supervision. Muslim pilgrims eagerly want to reach this destination, as it is considered the focal point of the Hajj pilgrimage, as thousands of Hajj pilgrims gather here to pray and ask for forgiveness from Allah.

Mina

This valley holds the spirit of sacrifice. White tents line its grounds during Hajj, but its story endures every day. It is a place where pilgrims reflect on obedience and patience.

Jannat al-Mu'alla

This graveyard rests quietly in Makkah. It holds the Prophet's (PBUH) loved ones and early believers. Pilgrims walk past it with respect. It is a place that whispers lessons of life, loss, and faith. Each of these places holds meaning beyond words. Our ziyarat tours allow you to see them comfortably and with guidance.

Ziyarat In Medina

Muslim pilgrims love to visit the Ziyarat places located in the Medina to deepen their faith and promote devotion for the Prophet PBUH. They travel to the Masjid An-Nabawi (Prophets Mosque) for its immense spirituality and sanctity. The expert Umrah guides are available at each step of the Umrah pilgrimage. They plan a fully equipped visit to Ziyarat in Medina, with first-class transportation and meals served throughout the journey.

Masjid Quba

Pilgrims visit this sacred mosque during the blessed journey of the Umrah pilgrimage to Medina. They eagerly perform prayers and ask supplications to show devotion for their beloved Prophet PBUH. This action holds immense rewards and requitals and transforms your journey into a deeply spiritual and unforgettable experience.

Masjid al-Qiblatayn

Muslim pilgrims can discover the historical significance of this mosque with us. A visit to Masjid al-Qiblatyn offers a powerful reminder of obedience and faith in Allah’s command. Pilgrims travel for a thoughtful journey to all Ziyarat, including the first Qibla of Muslims that was divinely changed from Jerusalem to the Kaaba in Makkah.

Mount Uhud

A guided visit to Mount Uhud, the historic site of the Battle of Uhud and the resting place of the beloved martyrs, including Hazrat Hamza (RA). The visit of Umrah pilgrims to this sacred place provides deep and powerful lessons of patience, obedience and reliance on Allah Almighty.

Why Perform Umrah Ziyarat?

Visiting places in Makkah and Medina during the Umrah pilgrimage is renowned as performing Ziyarat. This action contributes to enriching the spiritual journey by connecting pilgrims to the history of Islam, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), and his companions. There are several spiritual, moral, and intellectual benefits of performing Ziyarat:

Deepening faith through reflection at sacred places (Jabal al-Noor, Jannat al-Maulla)
Gain of unique blessings and rewards from Allah SWT
Performing Ziyarat makes the Umrah pilgrimage more remarkable and memorable