Immerse in the Experience
Retrace the Spiritual Footsteps of Istanbul’s Past.
“Verily you shall open Constantinople. What a wonderful leader he will be, and what a wonderful army that army will be.”
— RasulAllah ﷺ [Ahmad]
The Islamic history of Istanbul can be traced back to this hadith. From that moment onward, Istanbul found a place in the hearts of all Muslims, from sultans to scholars, saints to warriors.
Istanbul Spiritual Tours are Exclusive Islamic Tours that will uncover the treasures of Islamic & Ottoman History from a Narrative like you’ve never experienced before.
Spiritual & Islamic Tours of Istanbul
Fatih: Rise of an Empire
Embark on an Istanbul Tour that retraces the Opening of Constantinople and follow the lives of Abu Ayyub al-Ansari the companion of RasulAllah ﷺ and Sultan Muhammad al-Fatih. This Tour is essential for the Seeker interested in the beginnings of the Ottomans and the spiritual secrets behind their meteoric rise to power.
Imperial: Capital of the World
This Istanbul Tour covers the height of the Ottomans. The 16th century saw the Ottomans as one of the most powerful empires the world has seen. The Middle East, North Africa and much of Central Europe is under the rule of Sultan Suleiman "Kanuni", considered by many as the greatest Ottoman Ruler, while some of the most iconic structures rise above Istanbul's skyline.
Hidden Gems: Little Treasures
Seasoned visitors to Istanbul or those looking for something different may be drawn to this unique Istanbul Tour which takes a path less trodden. Walking along the Galata shoreline to the district of Besiktas, explore stunning examples of Islamic architecture. From the traditional Ottoman mosque structure, to mosques which drew inspiration from Al-Andalus, this tour is sure to please.
Anadolu: The Other Istanbul
A short boat ride across the Bosphorus and one finds themselves on another continent. This Istanbul Tour takes you to the Asian side of Istanbul; home to several beautiful mosques which were commissioned and funded by leading Ottoman women as part of the legacy of female patronage of Islamic institutions.
“It is not simply about visiting a place physically, the Seeker must visit these places with their hearts.”
— Abu Ayyub, Tour Guide
