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JOURNEY INTO LIGHT
High Lights:
Human being is made up of two
entities, namely body and soul. Of these, the soul is most important.
Islam has underlined the need to develop the soul by prayers and
meditation. Those who train their souls in this manner are called sufi.
The word sufi has its origin in ‘’Safa’’ which means purity. Sufi,
therefore, is the one whose heart and soul are not polluted by the worldly
pursuits. Sufism thus becomes a branch of knowledge, which combines ‘’Sharia’’
and ‘’Tareeqat’’ (Spiritualism).
Best Time: Round The Year
Day to Day Program
Day01: Arrival at Islamabad airport and transfer to the hotel, afternoon visit old raja bazaar.
Day02: After breakfast sight seen in Islamabad include damn-e-koh for a bird eye view of Islamabad, museum of a folk heritage and visit shrine of barri shah latif, shah Abdul latif kazimi, popularly known as barri shah latif (barrimam) is considered as the patron saint of Islamabad, Pakistan, over night in hotel.
Day03: Drive to Lahore en route visit kheora salt mines after continues drive to Lahore after noon visit Wagha Pakistan/India border, over night in hotel.
Day04: After breakfast visit Royal fort of Lahore. Fort was build by Mughal Emperor Shahghan, visit to Badsahi Mosque. After visit tomb of Sheikh Ali Bin Usman-al-Hajvery popularly known as Dataganjbakhsh. Was a great Sufi saint scholar. He was an eminent scholar and author of many books on theology. One of his famous books is kashful mahjub. He can be described as the founder of Sufi cult in Punjab, overnight in hotel.
Day05: Drive to Multan, en route visit archeological site and museum of Harapa. 6 to 7 hours drive. Afternoon visit multan bazaar and Damdama for the bird eye view of multan, overnight in hotel.
DAY 06: After breakfast visit tomb of Rukunddin Abdul fatah (Shah Rukne Alam) known as Shah Rukne Alam was the second son of Hazarat Bahudin Zakria. He was an eminent scholar and was a man of great political and religious influence. The sharines of Hazrat Rukne Alam and Bahauddin Zakaria which are located in multan fort are enlivened at times by the visits of bands of pilgrims from all over the Pakistan particularly from sindh and Punjab. After visit shrines of Shamsuddin Sabzari ( Shams tabriz). Shams Tabriz was born in 1165 A.D. he is descendant of Imam jaffer Sadiq popularly known as Shams Tabriz, overnight in hotel.
Day07: Drive to Sukkhar, en route visit Uch Sharif the shrines of Hazrat Jalal- Uddin- Bokhari. Hazrat Jalal- Uddin- Bokhari was commonly as Jahnin Jehan Gast (Traveller of the world). He was born in 706 A.H. (1303 A.D) and belongs to the Soharwardia School of sofi thought. After continue drive to Sukkhar, overnight in hotel.
Day08: Drive to Hayadrabad, en route visit Sehwan. Here we visit shrines of Lal Shabaz Qalander. Ancient town of Sehwan, human habitat since time immemorial maid amous in the ancient world by Alexander The Great who while retreating from south asia paused here for a much needed rest after the great conquest of five empires.He was elite in the sense that there were only three real Qalanders, recognized by the scholars through out the history of Islam. They were Qalander Shahbaz of Sehwan, Hazrat Bo Ali Shah Qalander and Hazrat Rabia Basri of Basra. Continue drive to Hayadrabad, overnight in hotel.
Day09: Drive to Karachi, en route visit ancient archeological sites of Thatha, Manjher Lake and the largest man made Keenjhar Lake, overnight in hotel.
Day10: Day excursion to couple of beaches Clifton and French beach, the mausoleum of the founder of Pakistan Quid-e-Azam MohammadAki Jinnah, The shrine Sofi Saint Abdullah Shah Gazhi, Karachi Museum and evening visit to Empress Market, overnight in hotel.
Day11: Transfer to Karachi Airport for fly back to destination.
