“If a Muslim plants a tree or sows seeds, and then a bird, or a person or an animal eats from it, it is regarded as a charitable gift (sadaqah) for him.” (Bukhari)

From October 2021 we've committed to plant two trees for every guest who traves with us. Together with your support, we're growing a forest. You can keep track of the forest we're growing on our Ecologi profile here

Our planet is suffering and we need to take action today. Planting trees and investing in co2 offset projects aren't enough. Although we're still a young travel company, we recognise that we have a responsibility to reduce our negative impacts on the environment. We'll be reviewing our practices annually to ask ourselves:

- Where can we reduce the amount of co2 that is released due to our trips?

- How can we cut down on single-use plastic?

- Where can we invest in sustainable environmental projects?

Did you know that when you travel your money doesn’t always make it to the locals? Known as ‘tourism leakage’, it’s when most of your hard-earned cash never ends up benefiting the local economy, going instead to enriching already wealthy international businesses.

We work to maximise the benefits generated by your ticket for local economies and communities by working with local businesses when designing your trips. As much as possible we prioritise staying in locally owned accommodation, eating at locally run restaurants and shopping from local craftspeople and small businesses, so that your money is reinvested back into the local community.

Our local guides bring to life centuries of Islamic history that you just won’t find anywhere in history books, travel guides or online.

Whether you choose to explore the Golden Ages of Islam with us in Uzbekistan and Andalucia; discover the Ottomans in Turkey; follow in the footsteps of the Sahaba in Jordan; or uncover Islam past and present in Bosnia, you'll return home with a wealth of knowledge.

Our local suppliers are the experts in organising itineraries that protect the local environment, so we only include activities that are sustainable. For example, we offer horse riding in Cappadocia but not quad biking, as the latter erodes the natural rock formations that Cappadocia is so famous for.

We're cutting down on single-use plastics and will help you to do so too when you travel with us.

Our groups are limited in size (max 15/trip) so that we can focus on quality rather than quantity, and you can enjoy every site and experience without jostling through a crowd of tourists.