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If you have never been inside a mosque, your missing out! Cambridge Central Mosque This mosque is Europe’s first eco friendly mosque. Great Mosque of Cordoba, Spain This mosque was first a church. Islamic centre of Rijeka, Croatia Opened 2013, this was the first and third mosque built in Croatia. Prophet Muhammad Mosque, Russia Opened […]
It is essential to look at the story of Karbala and the lessons we can learn from Imam Hussain. Hussain, the holy prohet’s beloved grandson, lived and exemplary life from which we can all learn and attempt to emulate. Forbid evil and enjoin good When Imam Hussain sacrificed his life and the lives of his […]
Are you interested in camping but a little hesitant about “roughing it” in the great outdoors? A happy medium is glamping. Glamping is exactly what it sounds like – glamourous camping. It is an elevated experience where you typically stay in a tent with electricity, a real bed, and other amenities you wouldn’t have in […]
Today’s announcement brings us another step closer to the undiluted freedom that travel brings. The government unveiled the latest green light destinations and excitement is hotting up for this summer! As of Wednesday 30th June, Spain’s Balearic Islands as well as a number of Caribbean islands will turn green, allowing travellers from England, Scotland and Northern […]
Welcome to the 27th smallest country in the world! 500 miles from the coast of Madagascar, Mauritius was Initially discovered by the Arabs who called the Island Dina Arobi (Abandoned Island), it later was claimed by the Dutch, French, British and Portuguese. This prominent Indian Ocean Island may be known for its stunning lagoons and pristine […]
Spain to Abolish Entry Restrictions for UK Travellers British Travellers will be permitted to enjoy holidays in Spain after the authorities have confirmed that they will officially lift the imposed restrictions for British citizens from as early as Monday. Spain’s government has emphasized that Britons will be permitted to enter its territory without being subject […]
