08.30 You would pick up from your hotel and start to visit the following sites listed below.

List of the places you will visit:

Hz. Ebu Şeybe el-Hudri: There are rumors that he was the foster brother of our Prophet. It is accepted that Halima, the foster mother of the Prophet Muhammad, was his mother. At the age of 85-90, he was one of the companions who participated in the internal expedition that started in 667 to obtain the hadiths of our Prophet about Istanbul. Among the more than 50 companions who participated in the first expedition in Islamic historical sources, he is one of the two companions we know existed and were martyred there. This region is mentioned in the sources as the companions' grave. Because it is a region where there was war and it is stated that many companions were martyred and buried here. This tomb, like the Eyüpsultan Tomb, was built during the Fatih period. It continued during the reign of Bayezid II and has been known as the most visited and revered tomb of the companions in Ottoman Istanbul ever since. I hope this place will be visited as much from now on as it was in the past.

Hz. Hamidullah Al Ansari R.A. He was one of the Companions who came to the region during the siege of Istanbul and became a martyr, and he took the name Ansari because he was from Medina. Hz. Hamidullah Al Ansari R.A. He participated in the siege of Istanbul together with His Majesty Eyyub Sultan and was martyred in this region. The first tomb building was built by Fatih Sultan Mehmet. Toklu İbrahim Dede, who gave his name to the street where the tomb is located today, was appointed as the tombmaster. His name was written on the tombstone by Architect Sheikh Seyyid İsmail Efendi. Hz. Hamidullah Al Ansari R.A. His tomb was built in 1835 by Sultan II. It was repaired by Mahmut. In the same tomb, there are also the tombs of Hazrat Abu Shaybat al-Husri and Ahmed El Ensari from the Companions of Kiram. His grave is still visited today on Toklu Dede Street in the Fatih district of Istanbul.

Hz. Abu Zer El Gifari R.A. Hz. Hz. received the news that the Prophet S.A.V. started the invitation in 610 AD. Abu Zer El Gifari R.A. He immediately came to Mecca and converted to Islam in His presence, becoming one of the first Muslims. For this reason, he is considered the first Bedouin Muslim. Prophet Muhammad, who displayed his courage before accepting Islam, also in Mecca. Abu Zer El Gifari R.A. had the courage to announce to everyone that he went to the Kaaba and converted to Islam at a time when the secret invitation took place and Muslims could only gather and worship in the distant valleys of Mecca. Moreover, he was not satisfied with this and called on the polytheists there to give up worshiping idols and embrace the belief of monotheism. Hz. Abu Zer El Gifari R.A. Tomb of Prophet Muhammad in Ayvansaray District of Istanbul Fatih District. It is in the garden of Ebuzergifari Mosque.

Hz. Abdussadik R.A. (Abdussadık amir İbn-i Same): The Companions who are rumored to be from the Companions of Kiram; Abdussadık Amir is known as Hazrat İbn-i Same. Hz. Abdussadik R.A. It is rumored that he is from the Sahabe-i Kiram. There is no detailed information about his life and personality. Hz. Abdussadik R.A. His tomb was repaired in 1790. The tomb can still be visited today, at the foot of Eğrikapı city walls in the Fatih district of Istanbul.

Hz. Hafir R.A. (Nursezade: It is thought that he was martyred during the siege of Istanbul, where he came with His Majesty Eyyub Sultan. There are also rumors that Hazrat Hafir R.A. was also the nephew of His Excellency Eyyub Sultan. There is no more detailed information about his life and personality. His grave was discovered by Darüssade Ağası Beşir Ağa during the reign of Sultan Mahmut I. There is Sultan Mahmud's signature on the tomb. His tomb can still be visited today, at the foot of the Eğrikapı city walls in the Fatih district of Istanbul.

17:00 End of the tour you will transferred to your hotel