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Masjid Ayesha Miqat For Makkah Overview

While in Mecca, don’t miss having a special tour of the most popular destination for pilgrims, especially for locals who are urged to begin their Hajj or Umrah journeys. Since Muhammad’s wife Ayesha had put her Ilham from this place,  the mosque is also known as Masjid-e-Ayesha. You should go to the Masjid-e-Ayesha and indulge in the beautiful mosque with a peaceful and tranquil environment.

One of the Places to visit in Mecca is Masjid e Aisha, also known as Taneem Mosque. Named Masjid e Aisha after the wife of Prophet Muhammad, Aisha, this mosque is a famous destination for Hajj and Umrah pilgrims to perform their rituals. Visit the Mosque which is a Midget or a station for dressing up in Ihram clothing.

This is where the pilgrims start their journey to Umrah by entering into the state of Ihram (the intention of performing the Umrah). The place is well-equipped with bathing facilities and washrooms for the pilgrims to use and there are vendors outside the Mosque sending Ihram clothes and other essential items that the pilgrims might need.

Highlights

• Masjid Ayesha Miqat is a holy place for the Muslim piligrims who wish to perfoem Umrah.
• The magnificent mosque is the most convenient and suitable site for those who reside within the premises of Haram.
• You can easily reach the mosque by boarding a local bus or getting a bus from Bab-e-Fahad, the gate of Masjid Al Haram.
• Visit the elegant Masjid e Aisha, to get enraptured with serenity and pleasant vibes all around you.
• Wander around the huge mosque and its facilities offered for baths, ablution, and changing for pilgrims and also for those who usually come to offer regular prayers.

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