A walk through the old sections of Istanbul and one will inevitably...
In the last few years, the number of Muslims visiting Jerusalem and...
As soon as we started seeing the signs for Mostar on the...
Mohammed Khan on visiting Imam Jazuli and the 7 Saints of Marrakesh...
London. The name itself conjures up images of red buses, black cabs...
Abu Ayyub on Aziz Mahmud Hüdayi, the Patron saint of Istanbul The...
A journey through the Mauritanian wilderness to visit Murabit al-Hajj Night was...
Bilal Hassan travels to Gwadar, Pakistan To say that Gwadar’s location is idyllic would...
In the remote village of Kiselchovo, tucked away in Bulgaria’s Rhodope Mountains,...
On the hills in and around Cape Town you will find dozens...
Walking through the heart of the old city, one may find its...
Al-Hujeireh mosque sits quietly, nestled among its neighbours, seeking little attention. Walk...
This post deals with one of the questions we get asked most often: ...
The duo behind Blue Cairo share their essential map for exploring Islamic...
Zara Choudhary on the history of Islam and Muslims in Vietnam and...
Each year in Rabi al-Awwal, the small island of Lamu plays host...
People often ask what there is to do in Dubai aside from eat and shop. Having spent some time living there, I decided to compile my own list, based on some of my own favourite places to go and things to do. If malls are not really your thing, and you're not into desert 'excursions' that confuse Arab traditions with Bollywood (yes, this really happens), check out the list below for ideas that won't break the bank, don't require hotel tour guides, and have a little more substance than the usual tourist spots.
“Look! It’s Dino Merlin,” whispers the man beside me. A well groomed white...
Alex Reynolds from Lost With Purpose shares her experiences/conclusions/insights from more than four years of full time travel.
The Muslim Traveller’s Guide to Japan. For Muslims visiting Japan, and those interested...
The Prophet ﷺ once sent forth a man to meet with an...
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Zara Choudhary on visiting the Companions (Sahaba) of Jordan Memory is a...
Friday prayers were about to begin; our taxi driver sped through the...
This is going to be the sort of messy opinion piece that...
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The erudite spiritual master and saint Ibn Ata’illah, may God have mercy...
As soon as I stepped out of the taxi I knew I...
For centuries, the dargah (zawiya/tomb) of Moinuddin Chishti, otherwise known as Hazrat Khwaja...
An audio version of this article, complete with sound from the actual...
Sidi Bou Said: Tunisia’s Trendy Coffee Town & its Hidden Sufi Connection...
Traveller’s dua (supplication) asking Allah for goodness, ease and safety on their...
One of the peculiar sensations seasoned wayfarers fail to mention, as you...
In the centre of Cairo lies a city within a city. With its thousand year old walls, Islamic or Medieval Cairo, once the seat of power in the region, consists of the oldest parts of the city established under the Fatimids. Among these historic streets, beginning at Bab al-Futuh in the north stretching down to Bab Zuweila in the south, is a 10th century road that boasts the highest concentration of medieval architecture in the Islamic world.
Muhammad Ayaz Ramjaun visits the sufi saints of Mauritius White sand beaches...
