We restore historical houses and mosques dating back to the Ottoman and earlier periods in Al-Quds. In addition, we support families in Al-Quds who guard Al-Aqsa Mosque on behalf of the Ummah and needy Muslims living in the surrounding neighborhoods through humanitarian aid projects.

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In Türkiye, we strive to keep Al-Quds and Al-Aqsa Mosque at the forefront of the public agenda by organizing awareness seminars, conferences, exhibitions, and competitions, and by publishing magazines, books, and booklets.
 

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We do not receive any financial support from the government.

We are not a tour agency. However, in partnership with tour operators whose guidance we trust, we organize visits to Al-Quds at various times throughout the year with groups that apply to us.

When traveling through the association, the tour's itinerary is enriched with additional components.

You have the opportunity to witness firsthand the projects carried out by the Al-Quds Heritage Association in Al-Quds, including the restored mosques and houses—particularly the house of Salahaddin Ayubi.

It is of vital importance to avoid supporting the occupation by ensuring that:

• The guide narrating Al-Quds addresses the occupation on the agenda, correctly mentions the Buraq Wall and its characteristics (without calling it the Western Wall), and avoids pro-occupation rhetoric.

• The hotels accommodated in are owned by Muslims.

• The local merchants shopped from are Muslim.

The bombs are in Gaza, not in Al-Quds.

The struggle in Al-Quds is quite different. There are no bombs in Al-Quds, but there is oppression and persecution in areas like the economy, education, and health that cause damage on par with bombs.

Tourists can easily go and return. This is also the case for those traveling from Türkiye... They may only detain certain groups at the airport for a few hours as a policy of intimidation. Don't you think Al-Quds is worth enduring even this minor hardship?

First of all, Al-Quds is a blessed place whose significance is emphasized in verses and hadiths, and it is home to Al-Aqsa Mosque, our first Qibla.

Currently, Al-Quds has been under the occupation of Zionism for 104 years. Our Muslim brothers and sisters living here, numbering around 400,000, face economic, psychological, and physical pressure due to this occupation.

Tourists from other countries, belonging to Christianity and other faiths, shop at Jewish-owned stores instead of Muslim merchants due to the deliberate guidance of the occupying state.

Muslims visiting from various countries, especially Türkiye, from time to time serve as both a source of morale and economic support for our brothers and sisters.

Furthermore, making crowded visits to Al-Aqsa Mosque has become a necessity to show the occupiers that our blessed mosque is not unprotected, as fanatic Jews claim rights over Al-Aqsa Mosque and continuously raid our blessed mosque under the protection of occupation soldiers.

Mirasımız Association carries out all its operations within legal boundaries and is subject to regular audits. From our General President to every staff member, our team serves Al Quds with a deep awareness of their responsibilities and a strict commitment to ethical and religious accountability.

The Mirasımız Association is a non-governmental organization founded in 2008 under the leadership of our Chairman, Muhammet Demirci. Therefore, it does not belong to any individual or entity. It would be more accurate to say that "it belongs to all Muslims and to all of humanity that remains indifferent to the tragedy unfolding in Al-Quds."

Al-Quds is a universal cause of the Ummah in particular, and humanity in general, on a scale too vast to be tied to any religious community or politics.

Mirasımız Quds Association is not affiliated with any political party or religious community. We stand at an equal distance to all Muslims who strive to do something for Al-Quds, regardless of their religious community or political affiliation.