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Private journeys through Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah

Leave Madinah the way the Prophet ﷺ left for Hajj: al-Aqiq, the Miqat, then your train or flight, with your bags
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A one-way journey on the day you leave. Check out, load your bags, and visit the blessed valley of al-Aqiq and the palace of Urwah ibn al-Zubayr, then the Miqat at Dhul Hulayfah to change into ihram and make your intention, before the drive to the Haramain station or Madinah airport.
The valley the Prophet called blessed, with the ruins of the home of Urwah ibn al-Zubayr, one of the seven great scholars of Madinah, and a short walk on the restored valley trail.
The miqat the Prophet set for the people of Madinah, where he entered ihram for his farewell Hajj. There is time to change, pray two rak'ahs and make your intention; washrooms and changing areas are on site.
The car is yours for the full 2.5 hours. Your driver waits at each stop while you visit and pray.
Your chauffeur works for a licensed local partner. They collect you from the lobby, take you to each stop and wait while you visit. A chauffeur is never sold to you as a guide and does not narrate the journey: the notes on this page tell you what each stop is and what people do there.


The Prophet's Mosque is often said to be the first place in Arabia lit by electricity, switched on under the Ottomans in 1909.

The 250 umbrellas open by day to shade worshippers praying in the courtyard, and fold away at night so the marble can give up the day's heat. They went up in 2010.