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At first glance, Wadi Rum appears almost too vast to hold meaning. A sweeping expanse of sandstone mountains, open sky and deep red sand, it resists containment — geographical, historical or spiritual. Often framed through the language of adventure or cinematic spectacle, Wadi Rum is presented as empty, timeless, untouched. Yet for Muslims, deserts have […]
For one month each year, Saudi changes its rhythm entirely. Days grow quieter and slower, and then, as the sun sets, Saudi comes alive. Streets fill, tables stretch long, music and storytelling echo through historic districts, and cities transform into social spaces shaped by food, family, and shared moments. For visitors, Ramadan offers one of […]
London, a city steeped in history yet buzzing with modern energy, is a destination that offers something for everyone. From iconic landmarks to hidden cultural gems, here’s a guide to the top attractions that should be on every visitor’s itinerary. 1. The Tower of London Step back in time at the Tower of London, a historic fortress […]
A British Muslim Woman’s Guide to Confident, Faith-Aligned Travel Solo travel for Muslim women is on the rise. From British Muslim women exploring Europe to long-haul solo trips across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, more women are choosing to travel independently while staying rooted in faith. While solo travel can be empowering, it also […]
Located on the Salma Plateau in the eastern Hajar Mountains of Oman, Majlis al Jinn is one of the largest natural cave chambers in the world, with a floor area of around 58,000 m² and a volume approaching 4 million m³ according to surveys. The national tourism development body, OMRAN Group, has incorporated the cave […]














