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Haroon Sarwer
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We recently had the pleasure of taking a guided bicycle tour with RentABike in Ottawa, and it was truly an unforgettable experience! Our tour guide, Art, was nothing short of amazing. He was incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and humble, making the tour enjoyable and informative for everyone in our group.
Art led us through the heart of Ottawa, showing us key landmarks such as Rideau Hall, the office and residence of the Governor General, the Prime Minister’s residence, various embassies and ambassadors' residences, and so much more. His insights into each location added a rich historical context that we would have otherwise missed.
The scenic views of the city, including Rideau Falls and the Ottawa River, were breathtaking. One of the highlights was a refreshing swim in the Ottawa River after a few hours of biking. The facilities at the swimming spot were exceptionally clean and well-maintained, providing a perfect way to relax and cool off.
All the staff at RentABike went above and beyond to ensure a smooth experience. They helped us check out our bikes, provided a place to change clothes if needed, kept our belongings safe until we returned, and even gave us free water bottles. They were all so enthusiastic, adventurous, and friendly, making them a joy to interact with.
This was hands down the best bicycle guided tour we have ever had. We highly recommend RentABike in Ottawa, especially if you can have Art as your guide. He truly made the experience special and memorable.
Art led us through the heart of Ottawa, showing us key landmarks such as Rideau Hall, the office and residence of the Governor General, the Prime Minister’s residence, various embassies and ambassadors' residences, and so much more. His insights into each location added a rich historical context that we would have otherwise missed.
The scenic views of the city, including Rideau Falls and the Ottawa River, were breathtaking. One of the highlights was a refreshing swim in the Ottawa River after a few hours of biking. The facilities at the swimming spot were exceptionally clean and well-maintained, providing a perfect way to relax and cool off.
All the staff at RentABike went above and beyond to ensure a smooth experience. They helped us check out our bikes, provided a place to change clothes if needed, kept our belongings safe until we returned, and even gave us free water bottles. They were all so enthusiastic, adventurous, and friendly, making them a joy to interact with.
This was hands down the best bicycle guided tour we have ever had. We highly recommend RentABike in Ottawa, especially if you can have Art as your guide. He truly made the experience special and memorable.
The Cave’s access is closed to public with a fence. However, it is visible from the road leading to it.
The Cemetery blessed by Sahabah’s graves, including Prophet Muhammad’s children and Mothers of the Believers.
The Masjid where the Qibla/ direction of prayer changed from Jerusalem to Makkah 🕋
“We certainly see you turning your face about in the sky. We will surely turn you to a qiblah of your liking: so turn your face towards the Holy Mosque, and wherever you may be, turn your faces towards it! Indeed those who were given the Book surely know that it is the truth from their Lord. And Allah is not oblivious of what they do.”
— Qur'an, 2:144
“We certainly see you turning your face about in the sky. We will surely turn you to a qiblah of your liking: so turn your face towards the Holy Mosque, and wherever you may be, turn your faces towards it! Indeed those who were given the Book surely know that it is the truth from their Lord. And Allah is not oblivious of what they do.”
— Qur'an, 2:144
Historians argue that this site is not the authentic grave site of Sayedina Zaib-un-Nisa. Historical references state that Zaib-un-Nisa had spent the last two decades of her life in confinement at Salimgarh Fort in Delhi. She is believed to have died in Delhi in 1702 and was buried in front of Kabuli gate in Tees Hazari Bagh (a garden of
thirty thousand trees).
thirty thousand trees).