Shab-E-Miraj In Baithul Muqaddas

We head two hours east to reach the Blessed Tree surrounded by arid land. It is believed that Prophet Mohammad rested here as a boy when traveling with his uncle to Syria. The monk Bahira recognized on this occasion Muhammad’s future as Prophet. Back in Amman we stop at the Cave of the Seven Sleepers, known as Khaf Al Raqim. During religious persecution seven boys hid in a cave, and felt asleep for three hundred years and nine days. The story is mentioned in the Quran. Return to Amman hotel to spend your last evening in Jordan. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch Local Restaurant, Dinner.

Today drive around 30 minutes towards the town of Salt. Visit the shrine of Prophet Yusha or Joshua, the successor of Prophet Moses mentioned in Quran Suret Alkahf. We continue to the shrine of Shuaib or Jethro, one of the wisest and well-spoken prophets. His was active in Midian and talked to merchants to abandon corrupt practices. Back in Amman we visit the historical places in Downtown.

See the Citadel with remains from the Roman to the early Islamic period and the small Archaeological Museum. Explore the Roman Theatre from the 2nd century with 6000 seats. Then stroll in the Souq, where you get an idea of everyday life. Pass by Al-Husseini Mosque, rebuilt in 1924 on the remains of a mosque from 640 AD by Caliph Umar bin Al-Khattab. Overnight Amman. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch Local Restaurant, Dinner.

Short drive to Jericho, considered as the oldest continuously inhabited city. Visit Hisham’s Palace to see the Tree of Life mosaic from the Umayyad period. Continue to Maqam An-Nabi Musa, believed to contain the tomb of Prophet Musa. Onto the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem from where you have a nice view of the old city. Visit the Tomb of Rabiya al-Adawiyya and of Salman el-Farsi, who was the prayer announcer of the Prophet Mohammed. Overnight in Jerusalem. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch Local Restaurant, Dinner.

Enter the Old City through one of its gates and walk through the Muslim Quarter to Haram Al-Sharif and visit al-Aqsa Mosque, the Mosque of Qubbet al-Sakhra (Dome of the Rock), and the Islamic schools with their Mamluk style architecture. In the afternoon, continue through the Suq to the Mosque of Omar. Overnight in Bethlehem . Meals: Breakfast, Lunch Local Restaurant, Dinner.

Head to Hebron, for a visit of its Old Town with al- Haram al-Ibrahimi as the burial place of prophets Ibrahim, Isaac, Jacob and their wives Sarah, Rebecca and Leah. Continue to Bethlehem, stop by Ma’mre, where legend says that Abraham pitched his tent and three angels informed him that his wife Sarah would give birth to a son. In Bethlehem, visit the birthplace of prophet Issa in the Church of Nativity before returning to your hotel in Bethlehem. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch Local Restaurant, Dinner.

Check out from the hotel and drive 4 hours southwards to the Taba Border. Cross into Egypt, short ride to your hotel. Rest of the day at leisure on the Red Sea.Visa upon arrival, finish all procedures by Egypt rep help, lunch at a local restaurant. Drive to St. Catharine (if time permits), inside which you can see the Burning Bush, visit to the Calf relief, Nabi Saleh, Nabi Haroon, drive towards Cairo, Lunch en-route, reaching Cairo, Dinner at a local restaurant, then overnight.

After breakfast drive to Giza Pyramids, visit the Sphinx and the Pyramids, then visit to Imam Shafie Maqam, Amro Ibn Aas, Rabya Adawya, Oqba Bin Aamir, Lunch in a local restaurant, continue visit to Museum, then visit to Imam Hussein Masjid, Azhar Mosque and university. Back to pyramids Area for Dinner at local Restaurant, overnight.

After breakfast drive to Alexandria, start by visiting to Abul Abbas and Busseiry mosques. Lunch at seaside fish restaurant. Drive on to Alexandria Library and an outside view from the seaside, further drive to Sahabi Abu Dardar, visit to Nabi Daniel & Lukman Hakim mosques, back drive to Cairo, Dinner at local restaurant, overnight.

After breakfast drive to Cairo international Airport for final Departure.