Jerusalem is Muslim

You will find the third place after Mecca and Medina holy for Muslims - the great city of the prophets and the closest point of the message of prayer to the Supreme Creator of the Worlds. Muslims call this city al-Quds, which means "holy", and Christians and Jews - Jerusalem. You have a unique opportunity to touch the shrines that saw the Prophet Muhammad and his great companions.

The Prophet himself ascended to heaven on the night of Miraj from the rock of Moriah (Temple Mount). It is above it that today stands the golden dome, which many call the Mosque of Omar. You can pray and recite verses of the Quran in the famous Al-Aqsa Mosque, a remote mosque.

The tomb of Maryam, the mother of Prophet Issa, is another place of prayer for a Muslim pilgrim, and, of course, a pilgrim. Mary is mentioned in the Holy Quran. In the afternoon, you will be able to go to the tomb of Prophet Musa. Nabi Musa, a fortress and mosque on the burial site of the great messenger of the Almighty, were built by Sultan Baybars himself in the 13th century. Hajj to the grave of the prophet is necessary for people suffering from various ailments, and those who face difficult life choices.

To visit the holy places you need: modest clothes and headdress.

For walking routes: comfortable shoes, water supplies for drinking, in the hot period headgear and sunscreen.

The rest are required: cameras and excellent mood.