Salalah… I can still hear the roar of the waves as they crash against the shore. Several gulls fly overhead while not far off the coast, a dolphin peeks …
Why travelling in a group is the new solo travel
Does the thought of travelling in a group of strangers make you cringe? Or perhaps make you want to curl into a ball, rocking yourself back and forth? Well until …
Morocco: a traveller’s delight
With so many options, where does one even start planning a visit to Morocco? Everyone has heard about the famed squares and bustling souqs of Marrakesh set against the backdrop …
Pangkor Laut: your dream private island…with a twist
Pangkor Laut is a private island on the west coast of Malaysia. It’s blessed with white sandy beaches and the most stunning blue-green waters. The tropical Eden has only one …
In Search of a Nabi – The Tomb of Nabi Ayyub
Join Abu Ayyub, travel writer and photographer, on his journey to visit what is believed to be the resting place of Nabi Ayyub (alayhi salaam), also known as Prophet Job …
Barbados: 5 Things you Must do
What would you do if you had the chance to visit Barbados? Check out travel writer Sara Salih’s top 5 recommendations. 1.Discover all the beaches One of the best things …
Inspiring young Muslim women everywhere:HijabiGoneGlobal
Meet Ihsan, the 26 year-old Danish Moroccan behind one of our current favourite Muslimah Instagram accounts, HijabiGoneGlobal. Ihsan has a BA in Marketing & Communications and works at travel agency …
Istanbul: A Crossroads of History
Tariq is a travel writer who specialises in Islamic history. An aspiring historian, Tariq is the founder of the popular Instagram page Hikma History, which explores the highs and lows of …
Part II – Andalucia: Resurrecting a lost story
This is the second half of a two-part series that sees British Muslim and travel blogger, Soumaya, explore the cultural legacy of Andalucia. For Part I click here. He was …
Meet Muzza Abroad, the British beard-wearing backpacker!
Aqeel Karim – AKA Muzza Abroad – has spent the best part of 2017 trekking up and down through Latin America, during which he narrowly missed getting caught up in …
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