• Mecca - An engaging museum located near Mount Hira, delving into the importance of divine revelation and the Prophet Muhammad’s initial experience in the Cave of Hira.
• Hira Cave, Jabal Al-Nour - A revered location where the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) received the first revelation, situated in Makkah’s renowned “Mountain of Light.”
• Mecca Museum - An extensive museum housing over 100,000 artifacts across seven halls, providing an in-depth exploration of Islamic and Arabian heritage.
• Holy Quran Museum - Makkah’s inaugural museum dedicated to the Quran, highlighting its history, preservation, and influence on Islamic culture and knowledge.
• Masjid-Al-Jinn - A notable Quranic site where jinn heard the Prophet’s recitation and embraced Islam, marked by this historic mosque.
• The Kiswa Factory Of The Holy Ka’aba - The center for the meticulous creation of the Kaaba’s silk covering, annually embroidered with gold Quranic verses and crafted with the highest respect.
• Exhibition Of The Two Holy Mosques Architecture - A comprehensive architectural exhibition showcasing rare relics, models, and photographs of Makkah and Madinah’s sacred mosques, including a rare Quran copy.

• Pick up & Drop Off from your Hotel in Makkah
• Licensed English or Arabic driver-guide
• Entrance fees
• Optional Lunch

• Personal expenses

Today, the exploration of the Hira district begins with the Revelation Exhibition near Mount Hira in Makkah. This remarkable site commemorates the moment when the Prophet (PBUH) received the first divine revelation in the Cave of Hira. Following this, the journey continues to the Museum of the Holy Quran—the first of its kind in Makkah, dedicated to the history of the Quran. The next stop is Jabal Al Noor, where visitors can see the Cave of Hira itself. After enjoying lunch independently, the tour proceeds to the Museum of Makkah, which boasts 7 halls and over 100,000 historical artifacts. The journey then leads to the Mosque of the Jinn, mentioned in Surah Al-Jinn, where a group of jinn listened to the Prophet (PBUH) reciting the Quran. The tour continues with a visit to the Kiswa Factory, where the new silk covering of the Kaaba is crafted annually, adorned with embroidered gold and silver Quranic verses. The final stop is the Exhibition of the Two Holy Mosques Architecture, featuring rare artifacts, models of the Kaaba, and a historic Mushaf of Uthman. The day concludes with a return to the hotel.

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