With the holy days of Hajj drawing near, millions of Muslims from across the globe start their blessed pilgrimage to the Holy Cities of Makkah and Madinah. For most, the spiritual journey begins in Jeddah, a city that is too often thought of as merely the gateway to Hajj. Yet Jeddah is much more than a transit hub—it’s a country full of Islamic history, heritage, and holy memories.
With great spiritual value and a gem of Islamic historic sites in Jeddah, pilgrims can now enjoy a lovely chance to enrich their Hajj experience with ziyarat in Jeddah during Hajj. At Fater Transport, we feel privileged to provide premium Jeddah Ziyarat services for pilgrims during Hajj, assisting you to explore this holy city in utmost comfort and tranquility.
The Significance of Ziyarat in Jeddah During Hajj
Ziyarat is not sightseeing; it’s a profound spiritual act of love, contemplation, and communion with the heritage of Islam. Although the main rituals of Hajj are performed in Makkah, Muzdalifah, Mina, and Arafat, the ability to visit Jeddah Ziyarat places opens up a greater appreciation of Islamic history.
Jeddah, the ancient seaport, has seen the footsteps of prophets, scholars, pilgrims, and traders. From the Tomb of Hawwa (Eve) to old mosques reverberating with centuries of prayers, each corner is filled with a page of our collective heritage. Executing ziyarat in Jeddah enables you to begin your Hajj pilgrimage with thankfulness, historic knowledge, and spiritual vigor.
That’s why, only for Hajj pilgrims, we have our exclusive Ziyarat tours only during Hajj, giving them a glimpse of the spiritual charm of Jeddah.
Best Ziyarat Sites in Jeddah
Now, we would love to take you on a virtual tour of the holiest Jeddah Ziyarat sites waiting for you during your visit. These sites are covered in our Ziyarat tour at Fater Transport.
Masjid Al-Bayah (Mosque of Allegiance)
This tiny but spiritually significant mosque is reported to be constructed on the grounds where early Muslims gave allegiance to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in the early Islamic period. Although not as imposing in design, it holds a strong place in Islamic history and serves as a potent reminder of the unity and sacrifice of the early Sahaba.
Masjid Al-Rahma (Floating Mosque)
Constructed on the shores of the Red Sea, this mosque is well known for seemingly floating above sea level at high tide. One of the busiest mosques in Jeddah, it’s not just visited due to its building but because of its serene ambiance. Pilgrims visit in large numbers here to pray and meditate beside the sea before proceeding to Makkah.
Tomb of Hawwa (Eve)
One of the most compelling ziyarat in Jeddah is the supposed resting ground of Hawwa (Eve), the mother of mankind. Though the authenticity of it is questioned, most pilgrims continue visiting this symbolic place to ponder over the origin of mankind and the grace of Allah. It reminds us of our origins and our destiny.
Jannat al-Mu’alla Replica Site
A lesser-used location in Jeddah contains a replica memorial section that stands for the original Jannat al-Mu’alla cemetery of Makkah. While not an actual graveyard, it is used as a remembrance and reflection area, particularly for those persons who cannot travel to the original cemetery for Hajj because of time or mobility issues.
Qabel Trail (Ancient Pilgrims’ Path)
Prior to modern transportation, early pilgrims traveled on foot for many miles to arrive in Makkah. One of the earliest Hajj routes went through Jeddah, and traces of the Qabel Trail remain. It provides you with a glimpse into the sincerity and perseverance of the pilgrims of yore—individuals who would walk for months for the sake of Allah.
Masjid Al-Shafei
One of the oldest mosques in Jeddah over 1,000 years old. This mosque is named after Imam Al-Shafei and is a wonder of Islamic architecture and spirituality. Its unassuming but elegant minaret and serene prayer hall continue to greet Muslims each day for prayer and contemplation.
Bab Makkah (Makkah Gate)
This symbolic doorway used to be the pilgrims’ entry from the sea traveling towards Makkah. Even now, it remains standing in Old Jeddah, having witnessed centuries of Hajj travel. It’s an important place to visit on our ziyarat in Jeddah on our Hajj package.
Historic Mosques of Al-Balad
Besides Al-Shafei, Al-Balad has other historical mosques, such as Al-Memar Mosque and Al-Hanafi Mosque. Most of these mosques employ natural cooling and have been serviced by local communities. We make brief prayers at some of these mosques on our ziyarat tours.
Our Ziyarat Services in Jeddah During Hajj – Fater Transport
To ensure your Jeddah Ziyarat is comfortable, enjoyable, and successful, Fater Transport is honored to provide exclusive specialized Ziyarat in Jeddah during Hajj through our unique service.
What we can offer you:
- Luxury Vehicle Options:
- Sedan Cars for singles and couples
- GMC SUVs for small families or VIP
- Hiace Microbuses for small groups
- Coaster Buses for Hajj groups
Trained & Experienced Drivers: Our drivers are well aware of the Ziyarat routes and provide a respectful and comfortable ride.
Clean & Comfortable Rides: Our vehicles are air-conditioned, sanitized at regular intervals, and equipped to face summer heat and traffic congestion.
Multilingual Support: English,Urdu, Banagali and Arabic-speaking guides can be arranged on request to offer historical information at each stop.
Flexible Pickup Points: Whether you’re in one of Jeddah’s hotels or landing at the airport, we’ll collect you and start the shawwal ziyarat from where you are.
Ziyarat Group Packages: We provide group tours to pilgrims who want to save money while still getting to go through all the major ziyarat in Jeddah.
Why Fater Transport for Ziyarat in Jeddah During Hajj?
Fater Transport isn’t merely a tour agency—we are members of your spiritual pilgrimage.
Here’s why hundreds of pilgrims have chosen to trust us:
Hajj-Only Ziyarat Service:
We exclusively provide ziyarat in Jeddah during Hajj, so our services are specialized, seasonal, and specifically for pilgrims.
Reliable & Punctual:
You understand that your time is precious during Hajj. That’s why our drivers are punctual at all times, and our routes are planned for minimal traffic.
Spiritual Integrity:
Our staff honors the religious aspect of your pilgrimage. We ask you to reflect, make duas, and take brief prayer breaks at each location.
Inexpensive Packages:
Select from individual or group plans that fit your budget without sacrificing quality.
Pilgrim-Centric Support:
We are here to help you with every question, reservation, or change prior to and throughout your Ziyarat day.
How to Book Your Ziyarat in Jeddah During Hajj
Booking your ziyarat with Fater Transport is easy and convenient.
Step 1: WhatsApp message or call us directly
Step 2: Select your date and desired vehicle (Sedan, GMC, Coaster, or Hiace)
Step 3: Confirm pickup point and number of passengers
Step 4: Get confirmation and enjoy your spiritual trip!
Book in advance, since vacancies are scarce and bookings pick up sharply during Hajj.
In a Nutshell: Incorporate Jeddah into Your Hajj Narrative
Hajj is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but all journeys start with the first step. Make that step one of knowledge, love, and spiritual light as you visit the Islamic historical sites in Jeddah. These holy sites have stories of sacrifice, faith, and Islamic history—and you should be there to witness them.
Let Fater Transport be your travel companion in this blessed ziyarat. With our reliable vehicles, courteous staff, and love for serving Hajj pilgrims, we are here to make your Jeddah ziyarat a precious memory of your Hajj pilgrimage.
May Allah accept your Hajj, pardon your sins, and grant you noor in your heart.