Abrahamic Family House Tour with Transfer

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Encompassing a mosque, a church, a synagogue and a Forum for gathering and dialogue, the Abrahamic Family House welcomes people from all walks of life to exchange knowledge and practice faith with 2 Way transfer.

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Explore the Abrahamic family house

Description

Explore The Abrahamic Family House ,It's offers a range of experiences, from guided tours to immersive journeys of understanding and coexistence. Visitors are invited to experience each of the three houses of worship and discover the key tenets of each faith. We will book the Entrance tickets prior to visiting the Abrahamic Family House. At the heart of the Abrahamic Family House are a Mosque, a Church and a Synagogue, each established to welcome Muslim, Christian and Jewish communities to practice their individual faiths.The three houses of worship are designed of equal stature, size and materiality to eliminate any sense of hierarchy. The three structures border an elevated landscaped garden that becomes a shared space for gathering and connection.The Mosque is oriented towards Mecca, the Church towards the East and the Synagogue towards Jerusalem.

Includes

Hotel pickup and Drop-off Bottled water

Important Information

The Abrahamic Family House is a place of worship; therefore, we ask all visitors and worshippers to be respectful in their choice of clothing. Please dress in line with the following guidelines: Cover the area of the body between the neck, the wrists, and the ankles. Caps, t-shirts and other clothing articles with offensive designs, overtly political expressions or imagery, and flags are not allowed. Do not wear translucent or tight-fitting clothing. Avoid clothing articles and accessories that make distracting noises or reflections. To enter the Mosque, women of age 13 or older are asked to cover their hair, and men of the age of 13 and older are asked to cover their shoulders and knees. Visitors whose attire does not follow these guidelines or is deemed inappropriate by our staff may be denied entry.