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Our Quiet Second Day in Makkah | A Simple Namaz Day

Watch Full Umrah Playlist:    • Umrah 2025   Things to do in Makkah list: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/... This was a very quiet day in Makkah. We wanted to spend most of the time praying and staying close to the Haram. If you’re visiting, remember to bring sunglasses — the sun gets very strong during the day. During the day we also went up to pray. When Masjid al-Haram starts getting full, they guide people to the upper floors and sometimes even to the roof. One time we prayed on the first floor where people normally do tawaf. And if the inside is full, you have to pray outside. After the fard salah, the guards ask everyone to move so they can open the walking area again for people. After Zuhr (around 13:44), we got ready to eat together. We went to the Clock Tower food courts on the 3rd and 4th floors. Both floors are full of fast food and big brands, and it’s very busy so finding a place to sit is difficult. We had paratha with egg, the kids had their fast food, some had daal naan and a few had mandi. Later, we walked on Ibrahim Al Khalil Street to explore a bit before Maghrib. There was a lot of construction going on, and it looked like more buildings are being made. Even with construction, the area was still very busy. We didn’t walk too far because the kids were tired. After Isha, we went outside to Al Safwah Tower markets for a quick massage. It was only 10 riyal for 10 minutes, and foot massage for 5 riyal. Then we searched for Pakistani food and finally found Tauheed Pakistani Restaurant. We had haleem and naan — maza a gaya. They also had biryani, pulao, daal and many more options. This tower is right next to the Clock Tower. We then went back inside the Clock Tower to book the museum for the next day — the International Museum of the Prophet’s Biography — but it was closed. So we went up to the 9th floor for information about the viewing deck at the Clock Tower. It costs 200 riyal per person and includes the museum plus 10 minutes to see the view from the tower. Before going back to the hotel, I stopped at Panda Market to buy snacks and drinks. I think Panda is cheaper than Hypermarket and Bin Dawood. A simple and peaceful day in Makkah — just ibadah, food, and family time. #umrah2025 #umrahvlog #clocktower #makkahvlog #urdutravelvlog #masjidalharam 00:00 - Zuhr 01:00 - Going to the Clock Tower for Breakfast 03:20 - Walking Around Ibrahim Khalil Road 06:44 - Luggage storage center, Behind men's toilets 6 07:48 - Going to Al Safwah Towers for Pakistani Food 08:46 - Massage in Al Safwah Tower – 10 Riyal for 10 Minutes 09:58 - Finally Found Pakistani Food at Tuheed Restaurant 11:38 - Getting information about the viewing deck at the Clock Tower 12:53 - Panda Supermarket