Noor Tours

07/28/2024

Sisters of the Sacred Path
Fes, Morocco
November 24th - 30th 2024
www.noor-tours.com

04/10/2024

What sets Noor Tours apart from other spiritual tours of Morocco?

Our guides have ancestral ties deeply rooted in Morocco's history, leading you to destinations and experiences steeped in a millennium of tradition. Hospitality isn't just a recent endeavor for us—it's been ingrained in our culture for generations. Our families have been serving and hosting travelers for hundreds of years.

We don't just communicate; we resonate. Fluent in not only the local dialect but also the cultural nuances, we speak the language of service and hospitality with every interaction, embodying the soul of Moroccan hospitality.

For us it's not about creating an experience or even promoting authenticity, it's about serving in the prophetic tradition.

04/10/2024

Eid Mubarak from the Noor Tours team.

03/12/2024

Ramadan Kareem! 🌙

As we enter into this sacred month of Ramadan, may Allah shower His blessings upon us, granting us strength, patience, and spiritual growth.

"اللهم اجعل صيامي فيه صيام الصائمين، وقيامي فيه قيام القائمين"
"Allahumma aj'al saiyami fihi siyam al-sa'imina, wa qiyami fihi qiyam al-qaimin."

O Allah, make my fasting in this month the fasting of those who fast sincerely, and my standing in prayer at night the standing of those who stand in prayer devoutly.

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01/27/2024

01/27/2024

April 26th - May 3rd 2024
Marrakech, Morocco
https://www.noor-tours.com

Join Noor Tours Seven Saints of Marrakech tour where we dive into the rich tapestry of Marrakesh's spiritual heritage through the lens of the these amazing Awliya. These revered figures, known as Sebatou Rijal, include Muslim judges, scholars, and Sufi saints, each venerated for their piety and miraculous attributes. Our journey traces its roots to the 17th century, initiated by Sultan Moulay Isma'il to harness the influence of Sufi zawiyas. Today, this tradition continues, attracting seekers from all corners of the world.

Our tour unfolds over seven days, and begins at the mausoleum of Sidi Yusuf ibn 'Ali Sanhaji, leading to the final resting place of Sidi al-Suhayli near Bab er-Robb. Each day is marked by Dhikr at a different Maqam, weaving a beautiful spiritual tapestry through Marrakech's historic gates.

Immerse yourself in the lives of the Seven Saints:

12/23/2023

Join us In Morocco April 26th - May 3rd 2024
We will spend a week visting the Seven Saints of Marrakech (Sab'atou Rijal)

On Day 3 we will visit the Zawiya of Sidi Bel Abbes: The Benevolent Sage

Sidi Bel Abbes was born Ahmed ibn Djafar Abu al-Abbas al-Khazradiji as-Sabti
Born: 1130 (524 AH) Ceuta, Spain
Died: 1205 (601 AH) Marrakech, Morocco

Known as the patron saint of Marrakech. Born in Ceuta, he traveled to Morocco at 16 and settled in Marrakech after its capture by the Almohad army. A beacon of knowledge, he taught grammar and arithmetic, leaving an amazing mark on the City.

Also known for his charity towards the poor, especially for the blind, Sidi Bel Abbas emphasized charity in his teachings and sermons. Admired for his eloquence, piety, and humble appearance, he embodied the malamati ethos, seeking to appear irreligious while embodying the opposite.

He is buried in his Zawiya close to Bab Taghzut. The complex houses his tomb and stands as a testament to his compassion, which features a refuge for the blind.