Muslims from all over the world come to Makah to fulfil their Umrah duty. Many groups are working to help the pilgrim by offering cheap Umrah packages Manchester. Islamic Travel is one of the best travel agencies in UK. Islamic Travel offers Last Ashra Umrah Packages with business class flights & luxury hotels for families. There are many Muslims go to a number of holy places in Makah and Medina after doing Umrah. Most organizers give a guide for how Ziyarat works. Here are some of the most interesting places to see in these cities.

Kaaba:

The Kaaba, also called "the house of Allah SWT," is the first place every pilgrim goes. Kaaba is in the middle of Makah's Masjif-al-Harm. Allah gives Ibrahim AS the order to build the Kaaba. Since then, Muslims do Tawaf around the Kaaba to get close to Allah SWT and ask him to bless them.

Jabal-e- Noor:

Jabal-e-Noor is a big mountain in Makah with a lot of history. The first verse of the Quran was given to Last Prophet Muhammad SAW on this mountain. On this mountain, Prophet Muhammad used to pray in a cave. The name of this cave is Gar-e-Hira. Angel Jibreel was the first person to bring Allah's words to this place.

Mount Arafat:

On the Day of Judgment, everyone will gather at Mount Arafat. Pilgrims for Hajj get together here and do their duties according to what the last Prophet Muhammad SAW did.

Jannat-al-Mualla:

One of the oldest graveyards in the country is Jannat-al-Mualla. Here are the graves of many of Prophet Muhammad's relatives. The graveyard also has the graves of the Prophet's mother, his first wife, and his grandfather Abu-Mutlib.

Masjid Aisha:

Masjid Aisha is the second-biggest mosque in the country. Masjid-Al-Harm is 10 km away. This Masjid is a very important building in both history and Islam. During Hajj, pilgrims put on Ihram at Masjid Aisha.

Site of Badar Battle:

This place is where the first fight between Muslims and pagan people of Makah took place. Prophet Muhammad and his followers all took part in this battle. Many true believers died in this battle, and then Allah sent angels to help the Muslims.

The Birthplace of Prophet Muhammad SAW:

The birthplace of the last prophet, Muhammad SAW, is near Masjid-Al-Haram. This building is now being used as a library. Muslims from all over the world come to this area.

The City of Mina: Masjid-Al-Haram is close to the city of Mina. It is also known as the "tent city." During Hajj, pilgrims stay in tents here as part of the ritual. In this city, more than three million tents house pilgrims from all over the world.

The Factory of Kaaba Kiswa Manufacturing:

It takes about 17 km to drive to this factory from Makah's city centre. Kiswa is made from 670 kg of pure silk by more than a hundred people. Every year, there is a special ceremony where the cover of the Kaaba is changed to a new one.

Jabal Thawr Makah:

This mountain is in the south district of Makah. It is called Jabal Thawr Makah. Our Holy Prophet Muhammad SAW and his best friend Abu Bakr RZ hid there for three days and three nights while trying to get from Makah to Medina in a cave. This place should be seen by anyone who goes to Makah.