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Spain’s top fashion brands

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Madrid, Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

Tracy Gold went shopping in Madrid for a few days. In this video she tells you where to shop in Madrid for the best high street brands Gran Via and Paseo de la Castellano in Madrid Madrid Gran Via Shopping Gran Via and the Paseo de Castellano are located in the centre...

The Ummayad dynasty in al-Andalus

by safar | 22nd June 2021 | History, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Reign of the Andalusian UmayyadsʿAbd al-Rahman IThe ascent of ʿAbd al-Raḥmān assured the survival of Muslim power in Spain. Confronted by the intrigues of the ʿAbbāsids, by the jealousy of the earlier Muslim settlers, who opposed his appointments, and by the uncertain...

Tourism Measures during the Covid 19 pandemic in Spain

by Jamilah Martin | 31st May 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Measures to reduce the spread of the virus SARS-CoV-2 Guidelines and recommendations to be applied by the tour guides in order to minimise the risk of SARS-CoV-2 virus infection in their activity. COVID-19 is a disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus; a...

Chefchaouen

by safar | 24th March 2022 | Morocco, Morocco Places | 0 Comments

Beautifully perched beneath the raw peaks of the Rif, Chefchaouen is one of the prettiest towns in Morocco, an artsy, blue-washed mountain village that feels like its own world. While tourism has definitely taken hold, the balance between ease and authenticity is just...

What to Do and See while visiting Malaga?

by safar | 25th April 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Must-Visit attractions in Málaga Málaga is home to some of Andalusia’s greatest historical monuments, such as the Moorish Alcazaba fortress and the stunning Roman amphitheater. But that’s not all: from a restaurant where you can eat kangaroo while enjoying live...

Things to do in 3 days in Barcelona

by safar | 18th March 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

3 Days itinerary for your getaway to the city If you have 3 days in Barcelona, you are lucky! because that’s the perfect amount of time to experience most of the city’s main tourist attractions and even get a little bit off the beaten path! The Catalan capital,...

Guide to Mosques, Prayer rooms and Musallahs in Spain

by safar | 15th April 2019 | Cordoba, Madrid, Mosques, Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

Guide to Mosques, Prayer rooms & Musallahs in Spain Find a Masjid near you Barcelona Mosque Abi Ayoub Elansari Barcelona Carrer de Massanet, 5 , 326 , Barcelona ,Spain Mosque Hanza Barcelona Mosque Hanza Carrer de Almenara Alta, 12 , 326 , Barcelona ,Spain...

Arabic Baths of Santa María

by Jamilah Martin | 4th August 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Arabic Baths of Santa María The Arabic Baths whose remains survive in calle Velázquez Bosco, very near the Mosque, were possibly built in the Mudejar period on the site of a 10th century washing room connected to the Great Mosque of Cordoba. They are now part of...

Things to Do in Madrid, Spain

by Jamilah Martin | 16th February 2020 | Madrid, Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

The top things to Do in Madrid, Spain Madrid is a city so full of life and culture that it’s hard to do justice to it in a few paragraphs. Artistically the city holds its own against any in Europe, with the of the best art museums on the continent where renaissance...

Halal Holidays in Morocco

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Morocco, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The Top five reasons to visit Morocco Morocco is the up-and-coming destination for halal tourism. It offers a wide choice of halal-friendly accommodation in beach resorts, historic cities and mountain villages, great halal food and lots to see and do. ...

Muslim Travelers in La Alhambra of Granada, Andalusia Spain

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Muslim Travelers in La Alhambra of Granada, Andalusia Spain

What to see and do in Casablanca (Morocco)

by Jamilah Martin | 2nd August 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Casablanca, Morocco‘s commercial centre, tends to come lower down on the tourism list, behind the likes of Marrakech and Rabat; however the city’s French colonial legacy, entwined with the traditional Arab culture, ensures there’s lots of diverse things to do and see....

The archaeological site of the old Caliphal city of Madinat al-Zahra

by safar | 19th November 2019 | Andalusia, Cordoba, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do | 0 Comments

Madinat al-Zahra The archaeological site of the Ummayad Caliphate in Cordoba The archaeological site of the old Caliphal city of Madinat al-Zahra is located approximately 5.5 km west of Córdoba, Andalusia, Spain The city was founded in 940 or 941, by the...

What to Visit in The Alpujarra of Granada

by safar | 29th May 2019 | Alpujarras, Andalusia, Granada, Halal Restaurants, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The Alpujarras is a region of mountain towns and villages that lie on the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada, just one to two hour’s drive from the city of Granada in Andalusia. The area was made famous by Chris Stewart’s Driving Over Lemons series of novels about...

Find here all the tips for your Catalonia trip!

by safar | 22nd April 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Catalonia Holiday Planning Guide The fierce spirit of Catalonia region and its inhabitants has shaped the history of Spain and, often, the rest of Europe. Its diverse land is home to the metropolis of Barcelona and numerous smaller urban centers, villages, and...

The top 10 attractions you shouldn’t miss in Porto

by safar | 4th February 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

What to See in Porto, Portugal The top 10 attractions you shouldn't miss in Porto ©Marco Duarte Of all the cities in Portugal, the capital is often the favourite, but Porto is fast becoming the destination of choice. While it may be smaller than Lisbon, Porto packs a...

Roman Temple of Cordoba

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Roman Temple is a must-see sight in Cordoba The Roman Temple is located in the junction between Claudio Marcelo and Capitulares Streets, and its back limit is María Cristina Street. The ownership of the space where the site is belongs to the Council of Córdoba and the...

Find here all the tips for your Catalonia trip!

by safar | 22nd April 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

What to See & Do in Portugal?

by safar | 5th July 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog, Portugal, See & Do | 0 Comments

Do you want to see the best historic destinations in Portugal? Explore these Beautiful Villages Keep reading for a few ideas to explore one of the oldest countries in Europe and its many beautiful historic towns Tomar, Portugal Inside the Convento de Cristo in Tomar |...

Portugal in a Week: The Perfect Guide

by safar | 12th August 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog, Portugal, See & Do | 0 Comments

Do you only have one week to explore Portugal? Our recommendation is to see as many sides of this beautiful country as possible, by starting at the Algarve and making your way north to Porto. Although one week isn’t enough time to dig deep into the culture or head off...

What to Do and See while visiting Seville?

by safar | 25th April 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

What to Do and See when visiting Seville? The city of Seville boasts a rich history of over 2,200 years with numerous civilisations and eras behind its name. Several well-preserved historic sites such as the Alcázar, Torre del Oro, City Hall, Palace of San...

The Biggest Shopping Malls in Barcelona

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Here we resumed all the information you may need about Barcelona’s largest shopping centres, you’ll read about the centres and what you can find inside. Barcelona is a beautiful city that offers such a great number of places to explore, where you can never really go...

14th century synagogue of Cordoba, unique in Spain

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Of all the monuments preserved in our city, it is probably the Synagogue of Córdoba the one with the lowest dissemination. However, in this section we will try to prove that it is a very important building, from an artistic, historical, social and political point of...

Ronda one of Spain most beautiful old town

by safar | 13th August 2019 | Al-Andalus Heritage, Andalusia, Malaga, Muslim Travel Blog, Ronda, See & Do, Spain | 0 Comments

onda is one of the most beautiful of Andalusia Steeped in dark myths and bullfighting folklore, whilst boasting one of the most extraordinary locations in Spain, it is small wonder that Ronda has become Andalusia’s third most visited town. With its world-famous...

IBIZA

by safar | 26th June 2021 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Arabic Baths of Santa María

by Jamilah Martin | 4th August 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The Giralda Tower of Seville

by safar | 1st May 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The Giralda Tower, located in Seville, is a brick tower on the northeastern side of the Seville Cathedral and was originally the minaret of a mosque constructed by the moors between 1184 and 1198, at the height of Almohad power. Today, standing 104 metres tall, the...

Costa del Sol Malaga, Andalusia

by safar | 16th January 2021 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The sunny coast of Malaga Endless beaches to stroll along, hidden coves, white villages that appear like a mirage in the middle of the mountains, historical landmarks with centuries of culture, afternoons spent shopping and evenings dining by the sea. These are the...

Palace of Maximianus Herculeus

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The first news mentioning possible remains in the area go back to 1922, when, due to a reform in the railway system, Joaquín María de Navascués found the cryptoportico - of which up to 18 metres of its inside silting were excavated - and one of the buildings related...

The Golden Tower of Sevile (Torre del Oro)

by safar | 1st May 2019 | Andalusia, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The Torre del Oro is one of Seville’s most recognisable landmarks, means the gold tower. It dominates the Guadalquivir river banks and it’s probably one of the most photographed sights of the city. You can enjoy some spectacular views from the top so bring your camera...

Top 10 things to do when visiting Cordoba, Andalusia

by safar | 25th April 2019 | Andalusia, Cordoba, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do | 0 Comments

Top 10 things to do when visiting Cordoba, Andalusia Boasting a fascinating and multi-faceted history, Córdoba is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Spain. From its iconic Mosque-Cathedral to the beautiful flower-adorned patios open to the public every...

El Retiro Park, green oasis in the heart of Madrid

by Jamilah Martin | 16th February 2020 | Madrid, Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

Covering over 125 hectares and comprising more than 15,000 trees, El Retiro Park is a green oasis in the heart of the city

Canary Island’s Top destinations for Muslim travelers

by Jamilah Martin | 24th July 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The island of Tenerife While most visitors to the largest of the Canaries will likely not venture beyond the beach, there’s so much more to the island of Tenerife. From Michelin-starred dining to truly spectacular hiking trails, there are many reasons to...

The Golden Tower of Sevile (Torre del Oro)

by safar | 1st May 2019 | Andalusia, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Royal Alcazar of Seville

by safar | 13th August 2019 | Andalusia, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do, Seville | 0 Comments

The oldest palace of Spain is in Seville, Andalusia. Seville Alcazar was initially built by the Arabs in the early 8th century and has been expanded by further Spanish Kings, converting it into their royal residence.

Costa Brava: A route through its wild coast of Catalonia

by safar | 15th April 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

These are some of the most beautiful places in Catalonia (Spain) where travelers can explore old fishing villages by the sea and medieval inland towns.

The Castle of Gibralfaro in Malaga

by safar | 26th May 2019 | Andalusia, Halal Restaurants, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

An impressive well-preserved 10th-century Islamic fortress The magnificent Castillo de Gibralfaro sits on a high hill overlooking Malaga city and port and dates back to the 10th century. The hill where the Gibralfaro is situated forms part of the Montes de...

Marbella

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The Costa del Sol’s bastion of bling is, like most towns along this stretch of coast, a two-sided coin. Standing centre stage in the tourist showroom is the 'Golden Mile', a conspicuously extravagant collection of star-studded clubs, shiny restaurants and expensive...

Don’t miss some of the best halal restaurants in London!

by safar | 1st February 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Don't miss some of the best halal restaurants in London! London caters pretty well to those that want to eat halal meat. From chain restaurants to indie venues, fast food to fine dining affairs, there’s a decent choice for anyone wanting to eat out. And it’s not just...

Muslim Travelers in Madrid Spain by Netmedia

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Madrid, Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

Al Andalus Live Museum at Calahorra Tower

by safar | 1st September 2019 | Andalusia, Cordoba, See & Do | 0 Comments

Located inside the Calahorra Tower, opposite the Great Mosque, at the end of the Roman Bridge. Its aim is to provide a recreation of the Cordoba of the period between the 9th-13th centuries, at a time of brilliant cultural, artistic and scientific achievement. Its...

20 Must-Visit Attractions in Seville, Spain

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Andalusia, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

What to See in Seville Seville has something for everyone. From its great Moorish and Catholic monuments to its historic bullring, and from great tapas bars to enchanting old neighbourhoods and giant wooden mushrooms, these are the top 20 attractions for you to seek...

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by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

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Get prayer times and qibla direction while traveling

by safar | 3rd June 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Get In-flight prayer times and Qibla direction for your next flight In-Flight FAQs How to perform prayers on an airplane? Performing your prayers (Salah/Namaz) while on an Airplane is not that easy as most Airlines do not provide such facilities. The following...

Cordoba capital of the Roman Hispania

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Roman Cordoba was founded by General Claudio Marcelo between the years 169 BC and 152 BC, and he settled, as we will see in the section dedicated to urban planning, opposite the part of river Guadalquivir where it is no longer navigable. The settlement had an...

Muslim Travels App that will make your trip much easier

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

What are the good apps for Muslim travelers Fortunately, technology has made our lives easier. Kompas.com has compiled four apps that would make your trip during this holy month more enjoyable. If a Muslim women in #Hijab, how to protect yourself traveling Europe...

The Muslim conquest of Spain

by safar | 22nd June 2021 | History, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Ummayad conquest of Hispania The Byzantine Empire, weakened by its wars with Persia and the alienation of its Coptic Christian and Jewish populations, lost Syria and Egypt between 636 and 640 to the nascent Ummayad Caliphate, which then invaded Libya. The Byzantines...

10 Good Halal Restaurants in Spain | Safar Salama Tours

by safar | 15th April 2019 | Madrid, Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

10 Good Halal Restaurants in Spain you MUST try! Halal food in Spain may not be hard to find as you think! The cultural impact of Al-Andalus is still evident today in Spain as Muslim tourists will find a warm and friendly welcome wherever they go with an acceptance...

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