Covid's condition improved somewhat, and after the issuance of the Vaccine Certificate for ease of travel in Europe, I was thinking of going somewhere in the summer holidays when my son Harris suggested a trip to Andalusia, Spain. Four years ago we toured Andalusia during which we agreed to go to Granada and Malaga but still thirsty because we could not see many important places in Andalusia. Premature tickets for the last visit Due to not taking largest and most important place in Andalusia which people come from all over the world to visit. Therefore, it was decided that we are once in Andalusia and see the history of the Muslim era with our own eyes. Our three-member delegation, which included my wife and son, arrived at the beautiful Spanish coastal city of Malaga from the airport in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. Upon arrival at Malaga International Airport, we were thoroughly checked due to covid and after seeing our Corona Vaccine Certificate, we were allowed to enter. We had booked a car for ourselves before leaving Sweden. As soon as we left the airport, an employee of the car rental company stood by our name plate and greeted us warmly. He handed us the car keys and said that after completing Can be parked at the airport. We thanked him and shortly thereafter our car was speeding from Malaga to Granada. The light reflections around the motorway even at night. Granada is 130 kilometers from Malaga, Our hotel was located in the ancient and historic area of the city of Granada. The hotel was housed in a historic building and was made luxurious. The road to the hotel was one-way and narrow, which was not easy without Google navigation. The lady at the hotel reception greeted us warmly and gave us the necessary information.
During our tour of Andalusia, we had to stay in the same hotel all day. The day was to travel to different places in Andalusia and spend the night back in the same hotel. The visit to Andalusia included plans to visit various historical sites in Granada, as well as Malaga, Gibraltar in Seville. We started our tour from Granada.
Granada is the capital of the Spanish province of Granada. The city is located at the foot of the Four Rivers and the highest mountain in Spain, named after the last Muslim ruler of Spain, Its present name is Sierra Nevada. The 1996 World Ski Championships were held here. Granada is a semi-mountainous city. Pomegranate, olive and other fruit trees abound here. The 260-year Muslim rule that lasted from 1232 to 1492 greatly developed the city. It was the center of science, literature, science and fine arts. There was a university, several educational institutions and about seventy libraries. Looking at the ancient area of the city, one has to pay homage to the architecture and skilled hands of this era.
There are arches and beautiful carvings, including Quranic verses. All four locations are within the city of Granada. There is a monument statue of Queen Isabella and Columbus has been erected. After the fall of Granada, it was captured by King Ferdinand and his queen Isabella, and Columbus was with them. Columbus needed the resources to discover the United States, which the Queen gave him in the joy of the conquest of Granada. This monument reflects that. A Muslim cemetery where the blood of the martyrs who gave their blood to save this last state of Europe is kept. There are also many unknown tombs great personality of the Islamic world and Pakistan, is also buried in this graveyard. He was born into a Jewish family in Austria but converted to Islam and was called. I met Iqbal in 1932 and fell in love with his thoughts. His scholarly and services include English translation of the Holy Qur'an. He played an important role in bringing the constitution of Pakistan in line with Islamic principles. He was also the Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Pakistan's Ambassador to the United Nations. There are special working hours to come inside this graveyard so due to lack of time in his last visit he did not get the opportunity to come inside but this time he decided to go to the grave of Muhammad. After standing in this historic cemetery for a while, the mind went back six centuries and got lost in the events of the fall of Granada. (Continued)
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