It may have been over 1400 years ago, people throughout the Islamic world will be celebrating the birthday of Muhammad ibn Abdullah again soon. In countries such as Pakistan, India and Indonesia, homes and mosques are decorated and people take part in carnivalesque street processions. In other areas, it is a quiet, respectful event where children recite poetry and parents tell children stories about the Prophet's birth, youth and adult life.

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There is a wide range of different celebrations that take place within the resort of Antalya. A lot of these events are classed as major events and national festivals all across Turkey and some of these are even on the Islamic calendar. Some of the dates will vary from year to year. The city of Antalya also has a number of festivals and events that are celebrated within the city and these are seen as a good way to promote the city and to encourage people to make the most of the cheap flights to Antalya so that they can take part in these events. A lot of the festivals and events within this area are designed to show people the characteristics and culture of the city.

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The Sultanahmet Camii is the Turkish name for the Sultan Ahmed Mosque. This mosque is a historical mosque within Istanbul in Turkey. Istanbul is the capital city of Turkey and it was also the Ottoman Empire capital from 1453 until 1923. This mosque is very popular with tourists from all across the world you enjoy the cheap flights to Turkey.

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The Blue Mosque is the other name that is given to the Sultanahmet Mosque and its building features six slender towers, which are positioned on cascading domes. This building dominates the skyline of the local area. During the seventeenth century Sultan Ahmet had a desire to build a place for Islamic worship that was better than Hagia Sophia and this is when this mosque was built. This mosque is very popular with tourists and a lot of them enjoy the frequent flights to Turkey.

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Ribat is actually an Arabic term that is used to refer to a small fortification that was built during the early years of the Muslim conquest on North Africa. These small fortifications where used to house the military volunteers. These fortifications were later used to protect the commercial routes and also as centers for the Muslim communities that were isolated. Over a period of time the Ribats then got used as hostels for the travelers as they were located on the main trade routes. The Ribats are visited by an array of tourists even nowadays and a lot of these people make the most of the regular flights to Monastir.

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The Bardo Museum is located within Monastir and it is one of the biggest museums in the entire world. This museum has a reputation for having a wide range of artefacts that are of a very high standard. There is also a range of jewels within the museum that represent the rich history of Tunisia. There is a regular flights to Monastir therefore people visiting the area can take advantage of air travel.

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When taking a holiday at Sharm its always great to be involved with the local customs and feel as if you were a part of this town. Sharm is indeed a very popular holiday destination that is accessible by air. You can book your flights to Sharm if you want to attend the Islamic New Year here and explore how they celebrate it.

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Monastir is a great tourist destination in Tunisia with numerous mosques and old historical structures to be visited during your visit. Monastir can be reached by air as there are several flights to Monsatir from a number of locations around the world. More than 50 percent of the buildings in Monastir are modern. Some of the structures are highly influenced by the Islamic religious beliefs dating back to 797. There are huge walls built around the city that were aimed at defending Monastir from nomadic tribes in the olden days. There is a fortress that today has a museum sporting a collection of Islamic artifacts.

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There is a lot to explore while on your vacation to Antalya, from historic sites such as Broken minaret and Fluted minaret to beaches and parks. Whatever it is that interests you, it is quite easy to plan your visit to Antalya, as there are several flights to Antalya from all major cities of the world. One of the best places to begin your tour is to know the history of the city by visiting the Antalya Archaeological Museum.

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Monastir is city in Tunisia with Sousse and Kairouan as its first colonies that Arab had founded in Ifriqiya. Geographically Monastir is the land with the Mediterranean Sea on its 3 sides forming a peninsula. It also forms a water body of the same name in the south that goes beyond till the Cape of Ras Dimassi . The peninsula brings several different scenic landscapes and beaches with it, where some are rocky and others are sandy. It also has a cliff that spans for almost 6 miles. The Ribat at Monastir, also known as, Ribat of Harthema on the sea side is one of the main tourist locations in Monastir. If historic sites coupled with sandy beaches mean an ideal holiday for you, then you can catch flights to Monastir from any of the major international airports nearest to you.

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In lives of Muslims a visit to Mecca to be a part of the pilgrimage called Hajj, holds great religious significance. Hajj is considered to be the 5th pillar of Islam. Every Muslim needs to participate in Hajj at least once in his life. It is applicable for both males and females. They should be in a good financial condition and should be in pink of health. The two requirements are kept so that they are able to successfully fulfill this service in their lives. Participating in Hajj is an expression of devotion to their Allah. The pilgrimage is carried out annually and several Muslims across the globe strive to be a part of it.

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Anatalya, Turkey actually celebrates every national festival and other important events, therefore if you plan to visit or spend your vacation there, you will get to enjoy all the festivities that Turkey has to offer. They even celebrate the events that are derived from the Islamic calendar. Antalya, however also have its own festivals that it celebrates that are meant for and celebrated to highlight the city and its own characteristics and culture.

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The city of Hurghada was once famous for being a sleepy inactive fishing town. But things have changed over a period of a few years and now the once sleepy town has surprisingly evolved into a global tourist hotspot. Earlier, the city was wrapped under a huge influence of Egyptian and Islamic cultures alone. However, with a higher number of tourists visiting Hurghada, the city has now opened up to western influences. This is easily reflected in the Hurghada International Festival as it is the best amalgamation of the eastern and the western cultures. The essence of the Hurghada International Festival is the Triathlon. Similar to any other Triathlon, Hurghada International Festival is also a combination of three major sports which include swimming, cycling and running.

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As any golf enthusiast will probably be aware, the Costa Blanca is ideal for a holiday combining sun, sea and nightlife with your favourite sport. With an abundance of flights to Alicante airport, where better to base yourself? There are over 20 excellent golf courses in the Valencia region with two, El Plantio and Alicante Golf, just a short drive from the city.

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The cultural heart of Tunisia is Monastir, where Islamic architecture historic sites are the backdrop for a thriving scene of contemporary art and tourist attractions. Located on the central shore of Tunisia but other than that surrounded by deserts, Monastir is an enchanting oasis. From the 10th of July until the 8th of August 2010, the city will celebrate the El Jem festival for the 25th time.

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If you travel to the island of Menorca during January for a quiet winter sun break and you may stumble across an unexpected national celebration.

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