Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Najaf – 13 Jamad al Awwal

Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Najaf is the whole point of this 11 day Iraq Ziyarat group. Karwan-e-Habib departs Karachi on 17th October 2026 so that our pilgrims are standing at the shrine of Imam Ali (a.s) during the mourning days of 13 Jamad al Awwal, rather than reading about them afterwards. Passports must reach our office by 25 September 2026 and seats are limited.

Why travel for Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Najaf

Ayam-e-Fatmiyah marks the days of mourning for Hazrat Fatima Zahra (s.a). Spending them beside the Roza of her husband, Imam Ali (a.s), changes the character of the journey completely: the majalis in Najaf run from late evening into the night, Wadi-us-Salaam fills with reciters, and the whole city moves on the same rhythm. That atmosphere cannot be reproduced on an ordinary date.

Booking the Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Najaf group also means the logistics stop being your problem. Thirty five years of running ziyarat groups out of Karachi go into the parts a pilgrim never has to think about: visas confirmed in time, tickets issued early, hotels chosen for walking distance to the shrines, and a fixed daily programme so that no majlis is missed.

Cities covered in the 11 day itinerary

The Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Najaf programme covers three cities. In Najaf you perform ziyarat of Imam Ali (a.s), Wadi-us-Salaam, Masjid-e-Kufa and Masjid-e-Sahla. In Karbala the group performs ziyarat of Imam Hussain (a.s) and Hazrat Abbas (a.s), with time at Tal-e-Zainabia and the Khaima Gah. In Kazmain you visit the shrines of Imam Musa Kazim (a.s) and Imam Muhammad Taqi (a.s).

If this is your first journey to Iraq, our complete guide to Iraq Ziyarat from Pakistan walks through the same route in more detail.

Hotels, meals and transport

The Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Najaf group stays at Luluat Al Bahar or similar in Najaf, Marj ul Bahrain or similar in Karbala, and Balad ul Amin 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 when you book.

Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Najaf package price

The full package is Rs 310,000 per person from Karachi, roughly USD 1,100, and covers visa processing, return air tickets, hotel accommodation, meals, ground transport and the complete guided ziyarat. A ground only package is available at USD 650 for pilgrims who arrange their own flights; it does not include the air ticket, airport transfers or mandoob charges. Islamabad and Lahore departures carry an additional USD 150.

Prices move with visa policy and airfare. Our note on Iraq Ziyarat package prices in Pakistan explains what usually separates one operator quote from another.

Who travels with the Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Najaf group

A renowned Nohakhuwan travels with this group along with a scholar, so majalis and noha khwani are built into the daily programme instead of being left to chance. For a first time pilgrim that matters: someone who knows the adaab of each shrine is beside you at every stop, and the recitations happen together as a group.

Visa, passport and documents

Every pilgrim on the Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Najaf group needs a Pakistani passport with at least six months of validity remaining, along with the supporting documents we will list for you at booking. Iraq runs an official government e-visa portal, and our visa and travel documents guide for Iraq Ziyarat sets out exactly what we handle for you. In practice you hand your passport to us before the deadline and we take it from there.

How to book

Seats on the Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Najaf group close as soon as the passport deadline passes, and a date driven group like this one fills earlier than most. 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 about family and group bookings.