We Found 27 Graves of Sahaba In Turkey (Companions of The Prophet PBUH) (صحابة في دياربكر (تركيا

Who knew that something like this would be right in the centre of this unexplored city! Diyarbakir is one of the most underrated cities in Turkey. If anyone gets the chance to go to the Southeast of Turkey, be sure to explore the Diyarbakir province
*Correction* - towards the end of the video I said that Sulayman (the son of Khalid Ibn Walid RA), was joined by his father in this city, but I believe this is incorrect.
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[@thelonesoldier4518]

I would get goosebumps if I was in the presence of these graves!

[@modeenadventures7476]

Proud to be from Diyarbakir alhamdulillah

[@nurunnaharsultana3400]

What a thought-provoking history, Subhanallah! May Allah accept the efforts of the blessed companions of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم. Interesting to note how people collect the water from the wudhu stations. I was actually reading about another mosque (built by Ottomans) in Bulgaria, called the Tombul Mosque. There is a fountain there, from which people also collect holy water, apparently.

[@JuberAhmedTravel]

Wow interesting - cannot wait to explore the Balkans in more depth one day inshaAllah - so much Islamic History there with the Ottomans having been there for many years. And Amin to your Duas! There are quite a few water stations around Southeast Turkey which are meant to be blessed and curing water. But Allah knows best.

[@vengyfries6934]

Ameen

[@nomorenews]

So beautiful and peaceful mosque Diyarbakir looks very nice place to visit

[@obaidish]

Another great video mashallah may ALLAH give you more strength and good health.

[@JuberAhmedTravel]

Amin InshāAllāh thanks so much for your kind words 😇

[@taimansoor3879]

SubhānAllāh an amazing place 😍

[@sammayet9002]

Alhamdolillah

[@alidiao1540]

Alahou Akbar la ilaha ila lah seydouna muhamad rassoulou lah salalahou aleyhi wa salam machala

[@noorarahad6345]

JazakaAllahu khairan for this beautiful video bro✌❤

[@TrisnoTube]

Thank you for this video

[@mahirafatima2463]

Mashallah

[@nafdikyaaqsa]

Masha Allah I had no idea.

[@muadhhassan9622]

masha'Allah

[@mouhssinebra6002]

Maschallah

[@qwertyuiop75112]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته! brother

[@JuberAhmedTravel]

وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته 😊

[@rafiqueali4995]

There’s few tomb of sahabaah in mamaris Turkey. I was told when visiting. Unfortunately wasn’t able to visit the sight .

[@mashrufabegum9425]

Subhanallah this is amazing ❤️ Mashallah

[@irama9344]

Thank you for sharing! Please could share the geolocations of the tombs! It would be super helpful!

[@JuberAhmedTravel]

Thanks for watching :) Here is the Google Maps location: maps.app.goo.gl/B911chwGWk6b1Km88

[@irama9344]

@JuberAhmedTravel thank you very much!!

[@irama9344]

@JuberAhmedTravel also, sorry for adding an unrelated question, did you guys drive in Turkey? How is it? We're planning on hiring a car, but we're looking for a cost-effective way of doing it, collecting and dropping the car from different cities.

[@JuberAhmedTravel]

@@irama9344 no worries at all. So yes we did drive in Turkey. We hired from Cizgi Car Rental and we landed in Adana airport and drove all the way to near Sanliurfa and drove back and dropped it off there again. You can certainly drop off to different cities too. I really enjoyed driving in Turkey. Quite easy and fuel is affordable. Some mountainous roads are a bit challenging but in Southeast Turkey like Diyarbakir and Sanliurfa its all usually flat.

[@irama9344]

Thank you! Glad to hear Turkey's okay to drive in.

[@Haleema659]

Any tours going from the Uk?

[@MrJcsa16]

is it locked? can't you go near to the grave?

[@bangkoklifebynuningpratiwi6557]

Assalamualaikum brother. İ am interested to go there. İf you have contact of guide with car to visit this place. İ plan to visit İstanbul and Mardin this Ramadan İnshaa Allah. Let me know the contact person .

[@JuberAhmedTravel]

Wa Alaykum Salam sorry but i did the trip with my own rental car. very easy to do that. Let me know if you want to do it alone and ill help you out inshaAllah

[@abdulhaleem7781]

@@JuberAhmedTravel Salam brother please let us know how you can do this on your own, we are going to istanbul in three weeks

[@JuberAhmedTravel]

@@abdulhaleem7781 Wasalam brother. You can take direct flights to Diyarbakir from Istanbul domestically. Alternatively, you can fly to Mardin, Sanliurfa or Gaziantep from Istanbul and then drive a rental car to Diyarbakir. The last option is driving from Istanbul to Diyarbakir which is entirely possible but will take you 16-18 hours. My recommendation is fly directly to Diyarbakir and then get a taxi to a hotel in the city. Then put Hazrat Suleiman Mosque Hazreti Süleyman Camii into google maps or ask a local and that’s it. If you do go Diyarbakir, be sure to visit Egil as well where there’s supposed tombs of a number of prophets. Here’s a video - please share: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWOvqnWojrdkgM0

[@abdulhaleem7781]

@@JuberAhmedTravel JazakAllah so much brother

[@Haleema659]

Ziyara tours, are you doing any further trips to Turkey( Istanbul, Konya, Bursa, cappadocia and Diyarbakir)

[@md.hayatullah7001]

Their name please?

[@rafiqueali4995]

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[@qwertyuiop75112]

Can you guide me there. I'm at Ankara now

[@JuberAhmedTravel]

Yes sure Will you be taking flight or driving?

[@qwertyuiop75112]

Salam Brother. Flight would be better from Ankara to save time. I just want to pay my regards to Shahabs and Aulia Allah here

[@JuberAhmedTravel]

@@qwertyuiop75112 Wasalam brother. You can take direct flights to Diyarbakir from Ankara domestically. My recommendation is fly directly to Diyarbakir and then get a taxi to a hotel in the city. Then put Hazrat Suleiman Mosque Hazreti Süleyman Camii into google maps or ask a local and that’s it. If you do go Diyarbakir, be sure to visit Egil as well where there’s supposed tombs of a number of prophets. Here’s a video - please share: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWOvqnWojrdkgM0

[@qwertyuiop75112]

JAZAK ALLAH brother

[@idolwrecker]

Start calling it masjid and not the mosque. Jazak Allah Khayran brother

[@idrisraji2765]

There's no greater honor than to fall from this Duniyah a slave of Allah fighting in his cause. Rest well oh you slaves of the most high God. Meet you all in Jannah tul firdausi insha Allah. Amin