An 11-day Iraq Ziyarat group from Pakistan for Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Karbala, departing 10th November and covering Karbala, Najaf and Kazmain.
Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Karbala is the reason this 11 day Iraq Ziyarat group exists. Karwan-e-Habib departs Karachi on 10th November 2026 so that our pilgrims are inside the Roza of Imam Hussain (a.s) and the shrine of Hazrat Abbas (a.s) during the mourning days of 3 Jamadi us Sani, instead of arriving after they have passed. Passports must reach our office by 15 October 2026 and seats are limited.
Most Iraq Ziyarat groups from Pakistan are built around a convenient flight schedule. This one is built around a date. Ayam-e-Fatmiyah marks the days of mourning for Hazrat Fatima Zahra (s.a), and spending them in Karbala, where the majalis run late into the night and the azadari fills the courtyard between the two shrines, is something that cannot be recreated at any other point in the year.
Thirty five years of running ziyarat groups from Karachi go into the parts a pilgrim never sees: visas confirmed in time, tickets issued early, hotels chosen for walking distance rather than price alone, and a fixed daily programme so that no majlis is missed.
The Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Karbala programme covers three cities. In Karbala you perform ziyarat of Imam Hussain (a.s) and Hazrat Abbas (a.s), with time at Tal-e-Zainabia and the Khaima Gah. In Najaf the group visits the shrine of Imam Ali (a.s), Wadi-us-Salaam, Masjid-e-Kufa and Masjid-e-Sahla. In Kazmain you perform ziyarat of Imam Musa Kazim (a.s) and Imam Muhammad Taqi (a.s).
If this is your first journey to Iraq, our guide to the Arbaeen walk from Najaf to Karbala describes the same ground in more detail.
The Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Karbala group stays at Marj ul Behrain or similar in Karbala, Crown Palace or similar in Najaf, and Balad ul Ameen or similar in Kazmain. Meals are provided throughout the trip, and ground transportation is arranged for every leg, including airport transfers and the intercity moves between the three cities. Rooms are allocated on a sharing basis unless you ask for something else at the time of booking.
The full package is Rs 299,000 per person, roughly USD 1,070, covering visa processing, return air tickets, hotel accommodation, meals, ground transport and the complete guided ziyarat. A ground only package is available at USD 550 for pilgrims arranging their own flights; it does not include the air ticket, mandoob charges or airport transfers. Departures from Punjab carry an additional USD 150, and a seven day Iran extension can be added for USD 650 if you want to continue to Mashhad and Qom.
Costs move with visa policy and airfare, and the exchange rate applies to the USD amount on the date of actual payment. Our note on Iraq Ziyarat package prices in Pakistan explains what usually drives the difference between one group and another.
Noha Khwan Safdar Kaleem travels with this group, along with a renowned Maulana, so majalis and noha khwani are part of the daily programme rather than something you have to arrange yourself. For a first time pilgrim that matters: someone who knows the adaab of each shrine is standing beside you at every stop.
Every pilgrim on the Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Karbala group needs a Pakistani passport with at least six months of validity left, along with the supporting documents we will list for you at the time of booking. Iraq operates an official government e-visa portal, and our visa and travel documents guide for Iraq Ziyarat sets out exactly what we handle on your behalf. In practice you hand your passport to us before 15 October 2026 and we take it from there.
Seats close the moment the passport deadline passes, and this group fills earlier than most because the dates are fixed by the calendar. Message us on WhatsApp at +92 325 8990053 to check availability, browse all current Ziyarat and Umrah packages if you need different dates, or contact us to discuss family and group bookings.
The second Fatimiya falls on 3 Jamadi al Thani. For that our Ayyam-e-Fatimiya in Iran group travels to Mashhad and Qom, departing 10 November 2026.
The first Ayam-e-Fatimiya is 13 Jamadi al Awwal and the second 3 Jamadi al Thani. See the Ayam-e-Fatimiya 2026 dates for when each falls this year.
Rs 299,000 per person, roughly USD 1,070. Departures from Punjab carry an additional USD 150.
Yes, a ground package is available at USD 550. It does not include the air ticket, mandoob charges or airport transfers.
Yes. A seven-day Iran extension can be added for USD 650 extra.
Marj ul Behrain or similar in Karbala, Crown Palace or similar in Najaf, and Balad ul Ameen or similar in Kazmain.
Noha Khwan Safdar Kaleem travels with the group, along with a renowned Maulana.
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≈ USD 1,070 per person
