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Islamic heritage in Northern Cyprus

Northern Cyprus, the hidden gem of the Muslim world, has been heavily influenced by the Turkish culture, with the language and currency embedded into everyday life. It is home to an estimated 264,172 Muslims, making it the perfect destination for a Muslim vacation.

Islam has deep roots within Northern Cyprus stemming all the way back to the Ottoman conquest in 1571, when Muslims began residing there permanently. The region is noted for its ancient landmarks and sightseeing, so you will never run out of things to do.

Curated Find
The Hala Sultan Tekke (or Mosque of Umm Haram), located in Larnaca, southern Cyprus was built in the 18th century, it is a place of spiritual gathering, rumored to be the death place of the Prophet Muhammad’s aunt. Today, it is a serene quarter open to all faiths.

Halal food and restaurants in Northern Cyprus

Halal food is available all over Northern Cyprus. The beauty of the area is that you can pick your setting - quintessence boutique cafes, harborside seafood restaurants, fine-dining steakhouses and much more. With Mediterranean, Turkish, and Asian restaurants you can find the perfect cuisine to satisfy your cravings on your halal vacation.

For those staying in villas, become your own sous-chef as halal meat and fresh local products are available in the supermarket to cook in the comfort of your own accommodation.

Sites to visit in Northern Cyprus

Nicosia

  • Mosque I Pasha
    The most iconic Mosque in Nicosia used to be a cathedral which was converted into the Selimiye Mosque. With ancient history deeply engraved within the walls of the mosque, this is one to explore.

  • Büyük Han
    Built by the Ottomans in 1572, the largest caravanserai on the island that used to be an inn for travelers is regarded as an iconic building in Northern Cyprus. It now thrives as a center for art galleries and workshops with artisanal cafes and souvenir shops.

  • Arabahmet Mosque
    Built in the 16th century, this mosque features stunning exterior architecture with serene gardens highlighting the Turkish influence.

  • Ledra Street Shopping
    A major shopping street in the center of Nicosia where the North and South unite with a mixture of Western and Eastern influences.

Kyrenia

  • Kyrenia Harbour
    Enjoy breathtaking views of the coastline and try the local seafood dishes at the many harborside restaurants.

  • Bellapais Abbey
    Near Kyrenia, the Bellapais Abbey is a ruin of a monastery from the 13th century. It acts today as a venue for concerts, festivals and lectures and even boasts its own restaurant and cafe.

  • Agha Cafer Pasha
    This historical mosque constructed in 1580 highlights the rich history of Muslims in Cyprus. There is even a nearby spring still used by locals for the ablutions.

  • Kyrenia Castle
    Kyrenia Castle is standing guard over the shimmering port and home to the Shipwreck Museum.

  • Scuba Diving & Turtle Beach
    There are several dive centers in Kyrenia, offering you unforgettable dives in sapphire blue seas surrounded by rich wildlife.

Famagusta

  • Ancient Salamis
    The Salamis Ruins, dating back to 1100 BC, used to be a Roman City which is now mostly underwater in the Mediterranean Sea.

  • Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque
    The largest medieval building in Famagusta was built between 1298 and c. 1400 as a Catholic cathedral and converted into a mosque during the Ottoman Empire in 1571 and remains a mosque to this day.

  • Petek Pastanesi
    The famous pastry shop Petek Pastanesi was opened by father and son Hasan and Tevfik Usta who originally started their journey in Tehran in 1916. Building on their success, they opened cafes in Northern Cyprus with Famagusta as the flagship.

Lefke

  • Vouni Palace
    Vouni Palace is the only Persian architecture in the Eastern Mediterranean, and is particularly known for its rich and colorful gardens of orchids blooming from January to May.

  • Soli Ancient City
    Soli is a portal to the former Greek civilizations who once inhabited the island.

Morphou/Güzelyurt

  • Morphou Bay Although Morphou is a smaller city, the bay inhabits orange orchards and historical sites making for picturesque scenery and beautiful landscapes.

Halal-friendly properties in Northern Cyprus

Halalbooking offers a vast range of Mediterranean exclusive resorts with private pools and gardens to self-catering villas with stunning backdrops in Northern Cyprus. The accommodations boast a choice of luxury amenities as well as an antique feel and serene atmosphere. All the ideal elements combine perfectly to help you recharge among the sun-soaked shores, rugged mountains and coastlines.