Istanbul Sahaba Tombs Tour

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Itinerary

1. Our first visit to Karakoy area and we visit Underground Mosque there where 3 Sahabas Tombs Hz. Vehb Bin Huseyre ( RA ) , Amr Bin As ( RA ) , Sufyan Bin Uyeyne ( RA ) are located . Then we continue to Egrikapi area for a visit to Abdullah El-Hudri ( RA ) tomb which is located right in front of Old City walls of Istanbul.Then we visit Haceti Hafir ( RA ) , Abdulsiddik Bin Amir ( RA )Sube ( RA ) tombs . Edhem ( RA ),Arpaci Hayreddin (RA ),Abdulrahman (RA ) ,Abu Derdag ( RA ) Continue to Ayyub Sultan area to visit Halid bin Zeyd 's tomb known as Abu Ayyub Al Ensari ( RA ) who is the most well known Sahaba and whom our beloved Prophet Mohammed stayed in his house almost for 7 months till the construction of the mosque in Medinah.Lunch then visit Muhammed El Ensari ( RA ). Ahmad El Ensari ( RA ),Kab Bin Malik ( RA ) ,Ebu Seybe El Hudri(RA),Hamidullah El Ensari ( RA ) ,and Cabir Bin Abdullah ( RA ) who spread over 1540 hadith.End of our Sahaba Tour .

   1 h

2. We will visit Kab Bin Malik 's Mazar .

   30 min

3. We will visit Hz.Cabir Camii and Mazar of Hz.Cabir who spreaded 1540 hadith .

   Passes by

4. We will visit Muhammad el Ensari Tomb

   10 min

5. We will visit Yeraltı Camii to visit the Mazars of 3 Sahabas

   20 min

6. We will visit the Walls of Constantinople to understand the Sahabas Mission to Istanbul

   20 min

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• Its from-price is 91% above the median of the 3649 experiences we list in Istanbul.
• Its length is typical for the group.
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