Tour of Blessed Places in Turkey

Shrines of Sahab’s Beautiful Mosque & Most famous historical places

Hazrat Aba Eyub AL Ansari (R.A)

Hazrat Abu Darda (R.A)

Hazrat Edham (R.A)

Hazrat khair ul Deen (R.A)

Hazrat Emir Bakhari (R.A)

Hazrat Abussadik (R.A)

Hazrat Murad- i -Bakhari (R.A)

Hazrat Haceti Hafir (R.A)

Hazrat Abdullah Hudri (R.A)

Hazrat Ahmed AL Ansari (R.A)

Hazrat Shayba Al Hudri (R.A)

Hazrat hamdullah AL Ansari (R.A)

Hazrat Muhammad AL Ansari (R.A)

Graves of 19 Sahab-e-kiram (R.A) at the same place

Hazrat Abu Ayub Ansari (R.A) Grave

Journey into history at Eyup Sultan Mosque, where the revered companion of Prophet Mohammed, Abu Ayub Ansari (R.A), rests. Despite a failed expedition, his wish led to this sacred site. Adorned with intricate designs, the mosque offers a serene refuge for spiritual contemplation, inviting pilgrims to connect deeply with Islamic heritage. A visit to Eyup Sultan Mosque is not just a journey through time; it is a spiritual odyssey that allows you to connect with the legacy of the companions of Prophet Mohammed (SAW).

Hazrat Abu Darda Grave

Hazrat Abu Darda’s tomb near Eyub Mosque beckons as an oasis for spiritual seekers, captivating hearts and souls. This sacred site, steeped in history and reverence, offers a serene refuge for introspection and prayer. The tranquil ambiance envelops visitors in a cocoon of spiritual peace, making it a must-visit for those seeking solace and a profound connection with Islamic heritage. A pilgrimage here promises an enriching journey for the heart and soul.

Hazrat Edhem (Adhem)

As for this tomb, there does not appear to be a Companion known by the name Adham. A sign in the window mentions a person by the name of Halid or Khālid and the year 46h (666 AD).

Al-Ṭabari mentions that ‘Abd al-Raḥman, the son of the famous Khalid bin al-Walid, possibly led a campaign against the Byzantines in 46h before being killed by poison later that same year. Notably ‘Abd al-Raḥmān had led an earlier campaign into Byzantium in 44 as well. The sign may have mistaken ‘Abd al-Raḥmān for his father Khalid who also reportedly participated in fighting against the Byzantines during his lifetime.