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Masjid Ayesha Meeqat Taxi: 100 SAR Return Trip from Your Makkah Hotel to Tan’eem
The Masjid Ayesha Meeqat taxi costs 100 SAR in a Toyota Camry, and the fare covers the ride there and back. Online Umrah Taxi collects you at your Makkah hotel and drives you to Masjid Ayesha, also spelled Masjid Aisha, in Tan’eem. At Masjid Ayesha, your driver stays with the car while you enter Ihram and pray.
After your prayer, the same driver takes you to Masjid al-Haram to begin your Umrah, or back to your hotel if you prefer. Masjid Ayesha is roughly 7 to 8 km from the Haram, usually about 10 to 15 minutes without traffic. Book day or night on WhatsApp at +966 56 323 2855.
100 SAR Return Trip
Driver Waits During Ihram
Drop-Off at the Haram
Night Bookings Welcome
The Tan’eem Return Trip
One Fare, Both Ways: Hotel, Masjid Ayesha, Then the Haram
The Online Umrah Taxi fare to Masjid Ayesha is a return trip, not a one-way drop. You pay 100 SAR for a Toyota Camry, and that price covers the car for the whole trip. You do not need to look for a second taxi outside the mosque in Ihram.
Your driver collects you at your Makkah hotel entrance, or at a meeting point agreed on WhatsApp if cars cannot reach the door. The drive to Tan’eem heads north-west of the Haram along main roads. Your driver parks near Masjid Ayesha and tells you where he will be waiting.
Inside Masjid Ayesha, you take your time to prepare, enter Ihram and pray. Your driver waits for you until your prayer is done. When you come back to the car, he drives you to Masjid al-Haram to start Umrah, or to your hotel.
The fare is set per vehicle, so a family sharing the car pays one price. Your Masjid Aisha taxi has no meter, no hidden charge and no bargaining at the door. Most rides need no pre-payment, and you pay the driver in cash or through a secure online payment link.
- Pickup at your Makkah hotel
- Driver waits at Tan’eem
- Back to the Haram or hotel
- 100 SAR in a Toyota Camry
- One price for the vehicle
- Cash or payment link
Masjid Ayesha Taxi Fares
Return Fares from Your Hotel to Masjid Ayesha and Back
| Vehicle | Seats | Makkah Hotel → Masjid Ayesha Meeqat (Umrah) |
|---|---|---|
| Toyota Camry | 4 | 100 SAR |
| GMC Yukon XL | 7 | 180 SAR |
| Hyundai Staria | 7 | 150 SAR |
| Toyota Coaster | 17 | 220 SAR |
| Toyota Hiace | 11 | 200 SAR |
| Chevrolet Suburban | 7 | 230 SAR |
Each price is in SAR for the whole vehicle and covers the return trip: hotel pickup, the wait while you enter Ihram and pray, then the drive to Masjid al-Haram or your hotel. Changes and cancellations made on WhatsApp before pickup carry no extra fee. The full fare list covers the Jirana Meeqat and the airport runs too.
Why Book Your Tan’eem Ride Ahead
Your Ride Back From Masjid Aisha, Arranged Before You Leave
A pre-booked Masjid Aisha taxi keeps this short but important trip simple. You know the fare, the car and the ride back before you leave your hotel room.
The Ride Back Is Already Arranged
The Tan’eem fare includes the return, so your driver is ready when you finish your prayer at Masjid Ayesha.
No Rush While You Enter Ihram
Your driver waits while you change, make your intention and pray. You prepare at your own pace.
A Licensed Pilgrim Carrier
The Saudi Transport Authority licenses Online Umrah Taxi to transport pilgrims, including Meeqat trips around Makkah.
Straight to the Haram in Ihram
Your driver drops you at the nearest point cars can reach for Masjid al-Haram, agreed with you on WhatsApp.
Drivers Who Know the Tan’eem Route
Online Umrah Taxi drivers speak English and Arabic and understand the route between Makkah hotels and Tan’eem.
A Cool Car Before Tawaf
Each car is air-conditioned and cleaned before the trip, with bottled water on board for the ride back.
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Cars for the Meeqat Trip
Choose a Car for Your Group’s Tan’eem Trip
Pick the vehicle by the number of people going to Masjid Ayesha together. A Toyota Camry seats 4 passengers. A Hyundai Staria, GMC Yukon XL or Chevrolet Suburban takes up to 7 people. The Toyota Hiace seats 11, and the Toyota Coaster seats 17, so a whole Umrah group can enter Ihram and return together. You can compare the models in detail in our umrah taxi fleet.
- 4 Seater
- 3 Luggage
- Air Condition
- Ayesha Meeqat (return): 100 SAR
- Best for: A couple or a small family doing another Umrah
- Free Wi-Fi & Refreshments
- 7 Seater
- 8 Luggage
- Air Condition
- Ayesha Meeqat (return): 150 SAR
- Best for: Families with a folding wheelchair for Tawaf
- Free Wi-Fi & Refreshments
- 7 Seater
- 8 Luggage
- Air Condition
- Ayesha Meeqat (return): 180 SAR
- Best for: A roomy SUV for parents entering Ihram together
- Free Wi-Fi & Refreshments
- 11 Seater
- 14 Luggage
- Air Condition
- Ayesha Meeqat (return): 200 SAR
- Best for: Two families heading to Tan’eem at once
- Free Wi-Fi & Refreshments
- 17 Seater
- 20 Luggage
- Air Condition
- Ayesha Meeqat (return): 220 SAR
- Best for: Umrah groups entering Ihram with their leader
- Free Wi-Fi & Refreshments
- 7 Seater
- 8 Luggage
- Air Condition
- Ayesha Meeqat (return): 230 SAR
- Best for: Elderly pilgrims who want extra legroom
- Free Wi-Fi & Refreshments
Every Masjid Ayesha fare is per vehicle and includes the ride back to Masjid al-Haram or your hotel.
How the Trip Works
Your Masjid Ayesha Trip in Four Stages
Once you have booked on WhatsApp and confirmed the pickup time, the Tan’eem trip goes like this.
Pickup at Your Makkah Hotel
Your driver meets you at the hotel entrance or the meeting point agreed on WhatsApp.
The Short Drive to Tan’eem
Masjid Ayesha is roughly 7 to 8 km from the Haram, about 10 to 15 minutes without traffic.
Ihram and Prayer at Masjid Ayesha
You prepare, enter Ihram and pray inside the mosque while your driver waits nearby.
Back to Masjid al-Haram
Your driver drops you near the Haram to begin Umrah, or takes you to your hotel.
Distance and Travel Time
How Far Is Masjid Ayesha from the Haram? Roughly 7 to 8 km
Masjid Ayesha in Tan’eem is roughly 7 to 8 km from Masjid al-Haram. The drive usually takes about 10 to 15 minutes without traffic. The exact time depends on where your hotel is and how busy the roads are.
Traffic near the Haram can turn a short trip into a much longer one. Roads fill quickly just after a congregational prayer, when large crowds leave the mosque together. Friday Jumu’ah, weekends, the nights of Ramadan and the Hajj season are usually the busiest times for this route.
Masjid Ayesha itself gets crowded at peak times, because many pilgrims in Makkah enter Ihram there. Leaving well ahead of a prayer, or some time after it, usually means a quicker drive. Tell the team your plan on WhatsApp, and they suggest a pickup time that avoids the heaviest crowds.
Give the team your exact hotel name when you book the Tan’eem ride. Hotels in Aziziyah or Misfalah and towers beside the Haram each have different access points. The team then names the right meeting spot for your driver.
- Roughly 7 to 8 km each way
- About 10 to 15 minutes
- Longer after congregational prayers
- Busiest on Ramadan nights
- Friday Jumu’ah crowds
- Pickup time suggested on WhatsApp
At Masjid Ayesha
What You Will Find at Masjid Aisha in Tan’eem
Masjid Aisha is a large mosque built for pilgrims who come to enter Ihram. Knowing what is there helps you decide what to bring from your hotel.
Who Uses Tan’eem
Masjid Ayesha serves people who are already in Makkah and want to perform another Umrah. Tan’eem is widely known as the nearest point outside the Haram boundary.
Why It Is Named After Aisha
The mosque is named after Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her), the wife of the Prophet (peace be upon him). Well-known narrations say she entered Ihram for Umrah from Tan’eem.
Washrooms for Ghusl and Wudu
Masjid Ayesha has washroom facilities that pilgrims use to freshen up and make wudu before entering Ihram.
Prayer Space for Men and Women
Like other large mosques in Makkah, Masjid Ayesha usually has separate prayer areas for women. Ask your driver to point out the entrances.
Ihram Shops Nearby
Shops near Masjid Ayesha generally sell Ihram cloths and basic items. Many pilgrims still bring their own Ihram from the hotel to save time.
Crowds at Busy Times
The mosque can be very busy in Ramadan and on weekends. Allow extra time for the washrooms and the prayer hall.
Entering Ihram at Tan’eem
Entering Ihram at Masjid Ayesha: General Steps Many Pilgrims Follow
The steps below describe what many pilgrims generally do at Tan’eem. Practice differs between schools of thought, so please follow the guidance of your own scholar or group leader. For the mosque’s history, its exact location and why it sits just outside the Haram boundary, read our Masjid Ayesha guide.
Many pilgrims bathe (ghusl) or make wudu at the hotel before the ride, or use the washrooms at Masjid Ayesha. Men usually change into the two white Ihram cloths. Women usually wear their normal modest clothing.
Many pilgrims then pray two rak’ah inside Masjid Ayesha, where their scholar advises it. After that, the pilgrim makes the intention (niyyah) for Umrah and begins reciting the Talbiyah. The restrictions of Ihram begin with the intention, and your scholar can explain them in detail.
Your driver waits while you complete these steps at your own pace. Walk back to the car when you are ready, and he drives you to the Haram to begin Tawaf. If you are unsure about any ruling, please ask your scholar before the trip. More places near the Haram boundary, and the other Meeqat points, are covered in our guides to Makkah and Madinah.
- Ghusl or wudu first
- Ihram clothing on
- Prayer in the mosque
- Intention for Umrah
- Talbiyah begins
- Rulings from your scholar
Drop-Off at the Haram
From Tan’eem to Masjid al-Haram in Ihram
Most pilgrims ask to be dropped at Masjid al-Haram so they can begin Umrah straight away. The authorities close some streets beside the Haram to private cars, especially at busy times. Your driver stops at the nearest point cars can reach, and you walk the last part to the mosque.
Online Umrah Taxi agrees the Haram drop-off point with you on WhatsApp before the trip. That way you and your driver know where the ride ends. If you would rather rest first, the driver can take you back to your hotel instead.
Older pilgrims and families with children often choose the drop-off closest to their planned gate. Mention any walking difficulty when you book. The team then suggests the most practical drop-off for your group.
Staying in Makkah for a few more days? The Makkah taxi service covers your other rides between the hotel, the Haram and the rest of the city.
- Drop-off near the Haram
- Point agreed on WhatsApp
- Or back to your hotel
- Walk the last short part
- Tell us about mobility needs
- Begin Tawaf after drop-off
Night Trips, Families and Elderly Pilgrims
Tan’eem Trips at Night, With Family or Elderly Parents
Many pilgrims enter Ihram at Masjid Ayesha late at night, when the air is cooler and they can reach the Haram before Fajr. Online Umrah Taxi takes Tan’eem bookings 24/7.
Late-Night and Pre-Dawn Pickups
You can book a Masjid Ayesha taxi at any hour on WhatsApp or by phone. Ramadan nights fill up, so book ahead.
Families Travel in One Car
A family of up to 7 fits in a Hyundai Staria, GMC Yukon XL or Chevrolet Suburban, so nobody is left behind at the mosque.
Elderly Parents Ride Close to the Door
Your driver parks as close to Masjid Ayesha as the rules allow. The team plans a pickup outside the busiest crowds.
Wheelchair Space for Tawaf
Bringing a folding wheelchair for Tawaf? Mention it when you book, and the team picks a car with room for it.
Book for Relatives in Another Hotel
You can book the Tan’eem return trip for parents or friends. Share their hotel, phone number and pickup time.
Prayer Times Planned In
Tell the team which prayer you hope to catch at the Haram. They suggest a pickup time that fits it.
Pre-Booked Return Taxi vs Street Taxi or Bus to Tan’eem
Buses and street taxis run between the Haram area and Masjid Ayesha, and they are cheap and frequent. The difference is the ride back: with them, you find your own transport after you enter Ihram. Here is how the two options differ.
| Feature | Online Umrah Taxi Verified | Street taxi or bus to Tan'eem |
|---|---|---|
| Cost for one person Solo pilgrim, light bag | 100 SAR per Camry, shared by up to 4 | Usually cheap, especially the bus |
| How often it runs From the Haram area | Booked for the time you choose | Frequent and easy to find |
| The ride back After Ihram and prayer | Same driver waits and takes you back | You find another ride back yourself |
| Where the trip starts Your hotel | Pickup at your hotel or agreed spot | Bus stop or street near the Haram |
| Families and groups Parents, children, wheelchairs | A single vehicle seating up to 17 | Group may need to split up |
| Late at night Ramadan and pre-dawn | Bookings answered 24/7 | Often available, can be busy |
| Language Explaining your drop-off | Drivers speak English and Arabic | Varies by driver |
Want your ride back from Tan’eem arranged in advance?
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How often it runs
Both workFrom the Haram area
Online Umrah Taxi
Booked for the time you choose
Street taxi / bus
Frequent and easy to find
The ride back
SimplerAfter Ihram and prayer
Online Umrah Taxi
Same driver waits and takes you back
Street taxi / bus
You find another ride back yourself
Where the trip starts
Door to doorYour hotel
Online Umrah Taxi
Pickup at your hotel or agreed spot
Street taxi / bus
Bus stop or street near the Haram
Families and groups
Better for groupsParents, children, wheelchairs
Online Umrah Taxi
A single vehicle seating up to 17
Street taxi / bus
Group may need to split up
Late at night
PlannedRamadan and pre-dawn
Online Umrah Taxi
Bookings answered 24/7
Street taxi / bus
Often available, can be busy
Language
EasierExplaining your drop-off
Online Umrah Taxi
Drivers speak English and Arabic
Street taxi / bus
Varies by driver
Online Umrah Taxi carries pilgrims from Indonesia, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Turkey and the United Kingdom.
Meeqat and Holy Places
Masjid Ayesha, Masjid al-Haram and the Holy Places of Madinah
Your Tan’eem trip links two of these places: Masjid Ayesha, where you enter Ihram, and Masjid al-Haram, where Umrah begins. The Madinah sites matter for pilgrims who arrive from Madinah and enter Ihram on the way. For other Makkah sights, the Makkah Ziyarat taxi is a separate tour.
Masjid al-Haram
Masjid al-Haram is where your Umrah begins after the ride from Tan’eem. Your driver stops at the nearest point cars can reach.
Masjid an-Nabawi
Masjid an-Nabawi is in Madinah. Pilgrims travelling from Madinah to Makkah usually enter Ihram on the way, not at Tan’eem.
Masjid Quba
Masjid Quba is in Madinah, far from the Makkah Meeqat points. Many pilgrims visit it before driving to Makkah for Umrah.
Masjid al-Qiblatain
Masjid al-Qiblatain is also in Madinah. It is part of a Madinah visit rather than your Masjid Ayesha trip.
Mount Uhud
Mount Uhud is in Madinah. Pilgrims usually visit it before or after their days in Makkah and their Umrah from Tan’eem.
Masjid Ayesha (Tan'eem)
Masjid Ayesha in Tan’eem is where pilgrims already in Makkah enter Ihram for another Umrah. The return trip from your hotel costs 100 SAR in a Toyota Camry.
Pilgrim Reviews
Reviews From Pilgrims Who Rode in Makkah
Each review here was left by a pilgrim who rode with Online Umrah Taxi. Reviews that mention Makkah appear first, because they are closest to the Tan’eem trip you are planning.
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Fares, Waiting and Booking
Masjid Ayesha Taxi Fare, Waiting and Booking FAQs
The Online Umrah Taxi fare from a Makkah hotel to Masjid Ayesha is 100 SAR per vehicle in a Toyota Camry. The price covers the return trip, not just one way. A Hyundai Staria costs 150 SAR, and a Toyota Coaster for 17 people costs 220 SAR.
The published Masjid Ayesha return fare starts at 100 SAR in a Toyota Camry from your Makkah hotel. Send your exact hotel name on WhatsApp, and the team confirms the fixed fare and pickup point before the trip. Nothing is added on the day.
Yes, the 100 SAR Camry fare is a return trip. Your driver waits while you enter Ihram and pray at Masjid Ayesha. He then drives you to Masjid al-Haram to begin Umrah, or to your hotel if you prefer.
The published Masjid Ayesha fare is a return trip, 100 SAR in a Toyota Camry, because most pilgrims need a ride back in Ihram. If you only want one way, ask on WhatsApp and the team tells you what is possible. The return fare already includes the drive to Masjid al-Haram or your hotel.
Your driver waits while you enter Ihram and pray, so you do not need to hurry. Online Umrah Taxi does not set a fixed number of minutes for this. If you expect to need extra time, mention it when you book on WhatsApp.
Plan for the drive each way plus your own time at the mosque. Masjid Ayesha is usually about 10 to 15 minutes from the Haram without traffic, and it can take longer after prayers and on Ramadan nights. Tell the team which prayer you hope to catch, and they suggest a pickup time.
Yes, Online Umrah Taxi takes Masjid Ayesha bookings 24/7 on WhatsApp and phone. Many pilgrims go late at night or before Fajr, when it is cooler. Book early during Ramadan, when night trips are in high demand.
Your driver stops at the nearest point cars can reach for Masjid al-Haram. Some streets beside the Haram close to private cars, so you walk the last part. The drop-off point is agreed with you on WhatsApp before the trip.
Send your hotel name, pickup time and number of passengers on WhatsApp to +966 56 323 2855. The team confirms the car, the fare and the Haram drop-off point. Most rides need no pre-payment, so you pay the driver in cash or by a secure online payment link.
Masjid Ayesha and Ihram
Masjid Ayesha, Tan’eem and Ihram FAQs
Masjid Ayesha at Tan’eem is widely used as the Meeqat for people who are already in Makkah and want to perform Umrah. It is not one of the Meeqat points for pilgrims arriving from outside, who enter Ihram before reaching Makkah. Scholars discuss the details, so please ask your own scholar what applies to you.
Masjid Aisha is roughly 7 to 8 km from Masjid al-Haram. The drive usually takes about 10 to 15 minutes without traffic. It can take much longer after congregational prayers, on Fridays and on Ramadan nights.
Yes, Masjid Ayesha has washroom facilities that pilgrims use before entering Ihram. Like other large mosques in Makkah, it usually has separate prayer areas for women. The washrooms can be busy at peak times, so allow extra time.
Shops near Masjid Ayesha generally sell Ihram cloths and basic items. Stock and opening times can vary, especially late at night. Many pilgrims bring their own Ihram from the hotel so they can change quickly.
Yes, many pilgrims put on their Ihram clothing at the hotel and ride to Tan’eem already dressed. They then make the intention at Masjid Ayesha. Your scholar can tell you the correct order for your situation, and your driver waits while you pray.
Tan’eem (Masjid Ayesha) and Ji’ranah (Masjid Jirana) are both used by people in Makkah to enter Ihram, and Ji’ranah is further from the city. The Meeqat taxi Makkah page compares both Meeqat points and the Masjid Jirana fare. Ask your scholar which one suits you.