Ady Grewal

Ghamama is an Arabic term which means "cloud". Masjid is located about 300m south-west of Masjid-e-Nabvi. People who live near the area of barren land particularly visit Masjid in order to offer the...

Prayer or Salah is the second pillar of Islam and someone could not become a practical Muslim unless he/she performs it five times a day. In fact, Prayer was granted to Prophet Muhammad (SAW) at the...

Muzdalifah is the place where pilgrims reach after the sunset from Arafat on the 9th Dhul Hijjah or the second day of the Hajj. Stretching from the Valley of Muhassar to the mountain of Ma’zmein...

Though several mosques are found in Jeddah Saudi Arabia, yet four striking mosques such as Island Mosque, Fatima Az-Zahra Mosque, Abdul Rauf Khalid Mosque, and King Saud Mosque are richly visited from...

Masjid Nabvi, also known as Prophet’s Mosque has incredible significance for Muslims. In the beginning, Masjid was built by mud, leaves of palm-trees and simple hospices but with the passage of time...

Abu Dujana was the Makkan Sahabi who was given the title of another Lion of Allah SWT. He belonged Ansaar embraced Islam early among the Muslims. He was well-known for his piety strength and bravery...

Ihram is, in fact, a special uniform for pilgrims who wear before entering the Holy Sanctuary of Mecca in order to perform the major or minor pilgrimage. It contains two parts which are worn by both...

Bab-e-Baqi is, in fact, the door of the cemetery where the near and dear of Prophet? are resting. It was connected in 1408 AH and is accurately contrary to Bab-e-Salam which is on the western side...

Abu Ubaidah (RA) is one of the ten Sahaba (RA), to whom the Prophet (SAW) promised to enter Jannah. He was born in the tribe of Quraysh and was typically known for his humility, humbleness and moral...

Though visa for any country of the world needs some particulars information, yet visa for Hajj needs each bit information which is not tolerated as people are being entered in the holy sanctuary of...

When it comes to Hajj ul Tamatu, so this is a mandatory pilgrimage for those people who live more than 48 miles from Makkah. While Hajj ul Ifraad is fixed for those who live within 48 miles of Makkah...