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For travelers with a passion for Islamic history, architecture, and cultural heritage, some cities stand out as living museums—places where centuries-old traditions meet curated collections of Islamic art and scholarship. Here are six remarkable cities where the story of Islamic civilisation unfolds across palaces, mosques, museums, and bustling streets. First stop…. 1. Istanbul, TurkiyeOnce the […]
As spring breathes new life into the natural world, Armenia emerges as an inspiring destination for Muslim travellers seeking a rejuvenating adventure steeped in culture, beauty, and spiritual serenity. Nestled between Asia and Europe, this captivating country is becoming a rising star for those craving something off the beaten path — a journey filled with […]
Situated on the estuary of the river Douro in northern Portugal, Porto’s western suburbs extend to the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. The city is around 420km from Madrid. Porto is… • The second largest city in Portugal, after Lisbon.• A city with a long history; founded over 2,000 years ago, its historic centre was […]
Kaniz Ali, an internationally renowned role model, has solidified her place as a lifelong trendsetter in the beauty industry. She is one of the most influential and inspiring makeup artists and beauty editors of our time. Passionate and focused, Kaniz has redefined what it means to be a true beauty expert. A powerhouse in the […]
Bangkok is a melting pot of different cultures, backgrounds, and cuisines. With millions of people visiting every year, it lives up to its reputation of being one of the most interesting places in the world. Being the capital of Thailand, there’s usually a range of activities to keep the most excited tourist busy. But it […]
Glasgow was known as the second city of the British Empire for much of the Victorian and Edwardian period. Today, the Merchant City bustles with shops and has a thriving cultural scene Like all amazing cities, at the centre of Glasgow is a river. From its source in Leadhills to the south east, the Clyde […]
