
Syria Hotel
Beit Zaman Hotel Damascus

Madinah Hotel
Elaf Taiba Hotel

Makkah Hotel
Rotana Jabal Omar Makkah
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Group Leader
Haj Khalide Aoukach
Breakfast
24/7 Ground Staff
Special Assistance
Round-Trip Ticket
Ziyarahs
Free Wifi
Qualified Guide
Double Rooms
e Visa
Transportation
Re-connect with Islam in the blessed lands of Sham
and then complete your journey with an optional Umrah.
In honor of Syria’s 1st anniversary of the liberation of Damascus, we invite you & your family to experience its rich Islamic heritage, scholarship, spirituality, and culture which was the beating heart of the Muslim civilization for centuries.
سارَةُ الدولية للسياحة

In this new chapter for Damascus following its liberation, we invite you and your family to experience Syria's rich Islamic heritage, scholarship, spirituality, and culture — the beating heart of Muslim civilization for centuries — and then complete your journey with Umrah in the blessed cities of Madinah and Makkah.
Syria has been a centre of Islamic civilization since the time of the Sahabah, home to prophets, companions, scholars, and saints. Beginning in Damascus, we journey through Homs, Hama, Nawa, and Bosra — cities and towns rich in culture, knowledge, and spiritual heritage — before flying to Madinah to begin the Umrah portion of this once-in-a-lifetime journey.
With an experienced, professional English-speaking guide, this journey offers lessons, historical immersion, and spiritual reflection — helping us reconnect with the great Imams, the pious people of these lands, and the vibrant heritage that continues to inspire Muslims today.
- Walking through the Umayyad Mosque, home to the Shrine of Prophet Yahya (John the Baptist)
- Visiting the resting place of Salahuddin al-Ayyubi, next to the Umayyad Mosque
- Praying at Bab al-Saghir Cemetery, resting place of Sukayneh, granddaughter of the Prophet ﷺ, among other notable figures of Islamic history
- Visiting the Khalid ibn al-Walid Mosque in Homs, resting place of the undefeated companion-general
- Watching Hama's centuries-old waterwheels (norias) turn along the riverbanks, and visiting the Great Mosque, resting place of two caliphs
- Standing at the Maqam of Imam al-Nawawi in Nawa, birthplace of the beloved scholar behind Riyadh as-Salihin and Al-Arba'in al-Nawawiyya
- Exploring Bosra's UNESCO World Heritage Roman Theatre, the Al-Omari Mosque, and the Mabrak Mosque
- Relaxing at Al Nafoorah, a traditional Damascene coffeehouse, and wandering the old souqs of Damascus, filled with silk, metalwork, and hand-carved crafts
- Completing the journey with Umrah in Madinah and Makkah
And much, much more…
Flight Details:
- Airline: Not included in the package (Our team can assist with that separately)
- Syria Tour: From November 14th till November 19th
- Optional Umrah Package: From November 19th till November 28th
Syria Location Highlights (Nov 14th - Nov 19th )

Damascus (Dimashq)
One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on earth and a crown jewel of Islamic civilization.

Homs - Hama
A historic, bustling center of Islamic trade, scholarship, profound spiritual heritage and more

Nawa - Bosra
An ancient cradle of Islamic history and spectacular Roman-Islamic architecture, tied to the legacy of legendary scholars.
Optional Umrah (Nov 20th - Nov 28th)

Madinah
The serene sanctuary of the Prophet ﷺ, radiating peace and welcoming the hearts of believers to early Islam.

Makkah
The sacred heart of Islam and birthplace of the faith, where millions unite in devotion around the holy Kaaba.
Syria Halal Tour Overlook
1. Damascus (Dimashq), Syria
Damascus — Dimashq — is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on earth and one of the crown jewels of Islamic civilization. For over 1,400 years, it has been a center of Islamic scholarship, culture, trade, and spirituality. It was here that the Umayyad Caliphate built its great mosque, that Salahuddin Al-Ayyubi was laid to rest, and that centuries of scholars, Companions of the Prophet, and saints walked its ancient lanes.
Umayyad Mosque
One of the most architecturally and historically significant mosques in the Muslim world, home to the resting place of Prophet Yahya (John the Baptist).
Saladin Mausoleum
The peaceful resting place and burial site of Sultan Ṣalāḥ ad-Dīn al-Ayyūbī, the legendary liberator of Jerusalem.
Ibn Arabi Mosque
The spiritual sanctuary and tomb dedicated to the highly influential Sufi philosopher, mystic, and scholar, Sheikh Muhyiddin ibn Arabi.
Nur al-Din Madrasa
An influential center of classical Islamic education established by the great leader and Mujahid Nur ad-Din Zangi.
Al-Hamidiyeh Souq
A historic, bustling traditional covered market in Damascus known for its crafts, textiles, and traditional Syrian cuisine.
2. Homs - Hama
Nestled along the historic Orontes River, Homs and Hama form a vibrant region of deep-rooted faith, resilience, and Islamic heritage. For centuries, this fertile corridor has been a vital center of trade, spiritual devotion, and scholarship. It is a land shaped by the legacy of legendary companions, most notably the undefeated general Khalid ibn al-Walid, whose majestic sanctuary graces Homs, and punctuated by the ancient, rhythmic wooden waterwheels of Hama that have sung along the riverbanks since the dawn of Islamic history.
Khalid ibn Al Walid Mosque
A majestic, multi-domed Ottoman-style mosque that houses the tomb of the legendary companion and undefeated general, Khalid ibn al-Walid ("The Sword of Allah").
Tomb of Abil Fidaa
The resting place of Abu al-Fida, the celebrated 14th-century geographer, historian, and Ayyubid prince of Hama.
3. Nawa - Bosra
Located in the historic plains of southern Syria, the regions of Nawa and Bosra bridge the profound heights of Islamic scholarship with the very dawn of the faith. Nawa is celebrated as the home of the revered Imam al-Nawawi, whose timeless compilations of prophetic traditions continue to guide millions of believers. Just beyond lies the ancient, black-basalt city of Bosra, where magnificent Roman ruins, early historic mosques, and the footprints of the young Prophet Muhammad’s ﷺ early journeys converge to tell a story of sacred heritage and enduring majesty.
The Maqam of Imam Nawawi
The humble hometown resting place of the universally beloved 13th-century Hadith scholar, famous for compiling The Forty Hadith and Riyad as-Salihin.
The 2nd-Century Roman Theatre
A magnificent, dark-basalt ancient Roman amphitheater that remains remarkably intact because it was fortified into a Citadel during the Ayyubid era.
Mabrak Mosque
A historic site associated with the early arrival of Islam in Syria, traditionally marked as the spot where the camel carrying the first copy of the Quran knelt.
Land Package Price:
Double Occupancy
$1599
- (Per Person)
- 1 King-sized Bed or 2 Individual Beds
- Daily Buffet Breakfast Included
Triple
$NA
- (Per Person)
- 3 Individual Beds available in the room
- Daily Buffet Breakfast Included
Quad
$NA
- (Per Person)
- 4 Individual Beds available in the room
- Daily Buffet Breakfast Included
Services Included
To help you plan your trip, we have put together a list of what's included and what's not included in your tour package. This will give you a clear understanding of what to expect and help you make any necessary arrangements before your journey begins.
- Syria Visa worth $200 is Included
- Entry fees for Museums and historical sites are included
- Ground Staff available 24/7 for assistance
- Accommodation is 2 Persons in a room only.
- The group will be escorted by a qualified leader
- Meet and Assist at Departure & Arrival Airports
- Daily Buffet Breakfast
- Includes admission fees for Museums
- Daily Lectures & Tours
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