Umrah consists of four essential practices. Firstly, you get changed into the Ihram garments before the Miqat, perform two rak’ahs of salah and make your niyyah as the Miqat approaches, thereafter reciting the Talbiyah frequently. Secondly, you perform Tawaf al-Umrah of the Kaaba followed by two rak’ahs of salah, preferably near Maqam Ibrahim. Thirdly, you do Sa’i of Safa and Marwa. Lastly, you shave (Halq) or shorten (Taqsir) your hair, allowing you to leave the state of Ihram and complete your Umrah.
Main article: Ihram Please refer to this article to learn more about the Ihram and its prohibitions.
Physical Purity
Before getting changed into the Ihram garments, take care of your personal hygiene by clipping your nails and removing the hair under your armpits and beneath the navel. You should then do ghusl, a highly emphasised sunnah for those intending to enter into a state of Ihram. If you can’t perform ghusl, doing wudhu will suffice. Men may apply attar/perfume to their heads/beards, ensuring not to get any on the Ihram garments. This should all be carried out at your place of residence before your journey.
Ihram Garments
You will then get changed into your Ihram garments, which, for men, consist of two normally white, clean, seamless pieces of cloth. The sheet that wraps around the waist and covers the lower body is known as the izar, and the sheet that is draped over the upper body like a shawl is known as the rida. Sandals shouldn’t cover the heel and ankle. The Hanafischool of thought stipulates that the top part of the foot should also remain exposed.
Ensure you put on your Ihram attire before crossing the designated Miqat. Where you wear the garments depends on your point of departure and your destination.
If you’re travelling to Makkah via Jeddah on an aeroplane, it is advisable to get changed into your Ihram at home or the airport before departure or during a stopover if you have one. At the airport, you can check in first and get changed in the prayer room or bathroom. Alternatively, you can put on your Ihram in-flight although bear in mind that aeroplane bathrooms are usually very limited in space, and there may well be a rush of people intending to do the same thing as the Miqat approaches. If you decide to change into your Ihram attire on the plane, do so at least an hour before the Miqat is crossed. Opting to get changed mid-flight is the least recommended option.
If you’re going to Madinah before Makkah, you don’t need to enter into the state of Ihram and may wear regular clothing during your stay there. Before leaving for Makkah, you should don the Ihram at your hotel in Madinah or the designated Miqat for Madinah, Masjid Dhul Hulayfah. The taxi/coach will stop at the mosque on the way, so you can enter into Ihram there if you need to do so. If you’re taking the train to Makkah, you should put on your Ihram at the hotel or the train station prior to departure.
You may delay making your intention until the Miqat approaches. Just before crossing, remove any articles of clothing you may still be wearing that violate the conditions of Ihram, such as socks, headwear and underwear. On planes, trains and coaches, you will hear an announcement regarding the upcoming Miqat as you approach the designated point.
Women aren’t required to conform to a specific dress code. Clothing should be normal modest Islamic dress with a head covering of any colour. Hands and faces must remain exposed, although socks may be worn.
Salah al-Ihram
It’s sunnah to perform two rak’ahs of salah before entering into the state of Ihram. This can be performed at home, after getting changed at the airport or in-flight before crossing the Miqat, provided there are prayer facilities on board. If you’re in Madinah, you can perform the prayer in your hotel, in Masjid Nabawi, at the designated Miqat point or on the train. Observe the prayer with the intention of performing two rak’ahs nafl for Ihram.
Since you’re not yet in the spiritual state of Ihram, the prayer may be observed with the head covered. It is recommended to recite Surah al-Kafirun (Surah 109) in the first rak’ah and Surah al-Ikhlas (Surah 112) in the second, although other surahs may be read. Don’t forget to make du’a after this salah.
Niyyah
The niyyah for Umrah should be made at the Miqat or close to it as you move in its direction. Ideally, you should delay making the intention until the last moment so you aren’t restricted by its prohibitions for longer than need be. It is recommended (mustahabb) that you make the intention verbally, as well as reiterating it internally.
Following are three examples of intentions that may be uttered in Arabic:
لَبَّيْكَ اَللَّهُمَّ عُمْرَةً ❁ Labbayka Llāhumma ʿUmrah. O Allah, here I am to perform Umrah.
اَللَّهُمَّ إِنِّي أُرِيدُ الْعُمْرَةَ ❁ Allāhumma innī urīdu l-ʿUmrah. O Allah, I intend to perform Umrah.
اَللَّهُمَّ إِنِّي أُرِيدُ الْعُمْرَةَ فَيَسِّرْهَا لِي وَتَقَبَّلْهَا مِنِّي ❁ Allāhumma innī urīdu l-ʿUmrata fa yassirhā lī wa taqabbalhā minnī. O Allah, I intend to perform Umrah, so make it easy for me and accept it from me.
Talbiyah
After making your niyyah, you must recite the Talbiyah to validate your intention and enter into the state of Ihram. The utterance of the Talbiyah is wajib according to the Hanafi and Maliki schools of thought. The Shafi’i and Hanbali schools consider it a sunnah.
You must recite the Talbiyah at least once after making your intention for Umrah. Failure to do so will result in an invalid Umrah!
The sunnah method of reciting the Talbiyah is to briefly pause at four places, indicated by the dashes. The prayer is as follows:
Labbayka Llāhumma labbayk, labbayka lā sharīka laka labbayk, inna l-ḥamda wa n-niʿmata, laka wa l-mulk, lā sharīka lak.
At Your service, Allah, at Your service. At Your service, You have no partner, at Your service. Truly all praise, favour and sovereignty are Yours. You have no partner.
After uttering the Talbiyah, you will now be in the state of Ihram and be known as a Muhrim. Make sure you’re well aware of the prohibitions of Ihram and ensure you don’t fall foul of its rules. If a rule of Ihram is violated, Damm or Sadaqah will be required as expiation.
It is recommended to send Salawat on the Prophet ﷺ after reciting the Talbiyah and to make du’a for yourself and others. Continue reciting the Talbiyah for the rest of your journey until you reach one of the doors of Masjid al-Haram prior to performing Tawaf.
Haram of Makkah
The Haram of Makkah is a sacred area that extends several miles around Masjid al-Haram in all directions. In this area, it is forbidden to:
Cut or damage grass, trees or any other type of vegetation.
Harm or kill wild animals. This includes scaring away pigeons and other birds.
Carry weapons.
Fight or behave in a way that will violate the sanctity of this area.
Although you’re unlikely to breach one of these rules, keep in mind the sanctity of Makkah.
Note: If you intend to perform an additional Umrah later on, you must assume Ihram outside the boundary of the Haram before going back to Masjid al-Haram to perform Umrah. Many choose to enter into Ihram at Masjid Aisha, which is the nearest and most convenient location from Masjid al-Haram. Transportation to get there is available near the mosque.
Entering Makkah
As you reach the limits of the Haram, constantly recite the Talbiyah, do dhikr and send Salawat upon the Prophet ﷺ. Recital of the following du’a is recommended upon entering the Haram:
Allāhumma hādhā ḥaramuka wa amnuka fa ḥarrimnī ʿala n-nār, wa aminnī min ʿadhābika yawma tabʿathu ʿibādak, wa jʿalnī min awliyā’ika wa ahli ṭāʿatik.
O Allah, this is Your sanctuary and security, so make me unlawful to the hellfire, make me safe from Your punishment on the day You resurrect Your servants, and make me one of Your friends and one of the people who obey You.
After arriving at your accommodation in Makkah, you may want to freshen up or take a rest before making your way to Masjid al-Haram to perform Tawaf al-Umrah. If you decide to shower, ensure you don’t use any items prohibited in the state of Ihram, e.g. scented soap or shampoo. It is recommended you present yourself at Masjid al-Haram as soon as possible.
When you’re ready, decide which of your belongings you want to take with you, bearing in mind there are thieves that operate in the mosque.
Tip: It is recommended that you take a drawstring bag for your shoes. Keep them close to you because they can get lost.
Entering Masjid al-Haram
It is sunnah to enter Masjid al-Haram via Bab al-Salam (the Gate of Peace). This may not be possible as the authorities have designated entrances to the mosque for pilgrims performing Umrah. Proceed through one of these entrances. Step through with your right foot first and recite the supplication for entering a mosque. Either or both of these supplications may be recited:
Aʿūdhu bi-Llāhi l-aẓīm, wa bi-wajhihi l-karīm, wa sulṭānihi l-qadīm, mina sh-shayṭāni r-rajīm.
I seek protection in Allah the Tremendous, His Noble Countenance, and His pre-eternal Sovereign Might from Shaytan the rejected.
Notes:
Don’t perform Tahiyyat al-Masjid (the Prayer for Greeting the Mosque) if you intend to; your Tawaf will suffice as the “greeting” for Masjid al-Haram.
If you don’t have the intention of performing Tawaf immediately, you may perform Tahiyyat al-Masjid.
In Masjid al-Haram, it is permissible for anyone to walk across those performing salah. However, their place of prostration should be avoided.
First Sight of the Kaaba
After entering the mosque, keep your gaze lowered until you reach the mataf area, which is the open space where Tawaf takes place. When you’re ready, with humility, awe and reverence, lift your gaze to set sight on the beatific vision of the Holy Kaaba.
Upon seeing the Kaaba for the first time, raise your hands and make du’a with the utmost concentration and sincerity, as this is among those places where prayers are answered. Remember to recite Salawat upon the Prophet ﷺ when making du’a. Umar ibn al-Khattab I narrated:
Du’a is suspended between heaven and earth and none of it is taken up until you send blessings upon your Prophet ﷺ. [Narrated in Sunan al-Tirmidhi]
Imam Abu Hanifa I would use this opportunity to make du’a to Allah that he be among those whose supplications are always accepted.
Allāhumma zid hādha l-bayta tashrīfan wa taʿẓīman wa takrīman wa mahābah, wa zid man sharrafahu wa karramahu mimman ḥajjahu aw iʿtamarahu tashrīfan wa takrīman wa taʿẓīman wa birrā.
Allah, increase this House in honour, esteem, respect and reverence. And increase those who honour and respect it—of those who perform Hajj or Umrah—in honour, respect, esteem and piety.
Allāhumma anta s-salām, wa minka s-salām, ḥayyinā rabbanā bi s-salām.
O Allah, You are Peace and from You is peace. Make us live, Lord, in peace.
Do dhikr, make du’a and send Salawat upon the Prophet ﷺ in abundance here. Make the most of this opportunity before you begin your Tawaf, especially if it’s the first time you’ve set eyes on the Kaaba.
To avoid the Hatim (the semi-circle area outside the Kaaba).
To perform Tawaf by foot, for those who are able.
To perform seven circuits.
To perform two rak’ahs of salah after the Tawaf.
Preparation
Ensure you’re in a state of wudhu, and if you’re a male, uncover your right shoulder by passing the top sheet of your Ihram under your right armpit, allowing the garment to hang over your left shoulder (Idtiba).
Starting Point
Tawaf starts at al-Hajar al-Aswad
Position yourself in line with the corner of the Kaaba where the Hajar al-Aswad is situated. This corner is the one that faces a single minaret (the other three corners face two minarets). There is a green light on the wall of the Masjid opposite the Kaaba, which indicates where the Tawaf starts from. This is the starting point of each shawt (circuit). Stand just before this starting point facing the Kaaba.
Intention
As with any other act of worship, make the niyyah to perform Tawaf solely for Allah. You may also ask for acceptance and ease of your Tawaf. The following words may be said:
O Allah, I intend to perform the Tawaf of Umrah of the Kaaba for your sake and your sake alone. Please accept it from me and make it easy for me.
You may make the following intention, which is in Arabic:
اَللَّهُمَّ إِنِّي أُرِيدُ طَوَافَ بَيْتِكَ الْحَرَامِ فَيَسِّرْهُ لِي وَتَقَبَّلْهُ مِنِّي ❁ Allāhumma innī urīdu l-ṭawwafa baytika l-ḥarāmi fa yassirhu lī wa taqabbalhu minnī. O Allah, I intend to perform Tawaf of your Sacred House, so make it easy for me and accept it from me.
The niyyah doesn’t have to be verbal.
Kissing, Touching or Saluting the Hajar al-Aswad (Istilam)
Although kissing the Hajar al-Aswad is very virtuous, it’s almost impossible to reach it. Don’t harm others around you in an attempt to get to it.
Kissing – If you reach the Hajar al-Aswad, place your hands on it, put your face between your hands, and say “Bismi Llāhi wa Llāhu akbar (بِسْمِ اللّٰهِ وَاللّٰهُ أَكْبَرُ)” and kiss it lightly. Some scholars have said it is preferable to kiss it three times if you have the chance.
Touching – If you’re in reaching distance but unable to kiss it, touch it with your hand(s) and kiss your hand(s).
Saluting – If it isn’t possible to reach the stone, as is likely to be the case, perform a symbolic Istilam from afar by directly facing the Hajar al-Aswad and raising your hands up to your earlobes (as you would do when starting salah). Ensure your palms are also facing it, as though your face and hands are on the Hajar al-Aswad, and say “Bismi Llāhi wa Llāhu akbar (بِسْمِ اللّٰهِ وَاللّٰهُ أَكْبَرُ).” You may kiss your palms if you wish.
If you decide to attempt to kiss or touch the Hajar al-Aswad, it is important to be aware that the experience can be intense. Due to the large number of people gathered around it, there is often a significant amount of pushing and shoving, which can potentially lead to injuries. It is nearly impossible to reach the Hajar al-Aswad without having to force your way through people vying to reach the sacred stone. Therefore, it’s recommended you remain safe and perform Istilam by saluting.
The following supplication, a du’a of Ali I, may be recited when coming parallel to the Hajar al-Aswad in each circuit:
Bismi Llāhi wa Llāhu akbar. Allāhumma īmānan bika wa taṣdīqan bi kitābik, wa wafāʿan bi ʿahdik, wattibāʿan li sunnati nabiyyika Muḥammad ﷺ.
In the name of Allah, Allah is the Greatest. O Allah, out of faith in You, conviction in Your book, in fulfilment of Your covenant and in emulation of Your Prophet’s sunnah ﷺ.
Other forms of dhikr, such as Tahlil (lā ilāha illa Llāh) and Salawat upon the Prophet ﷺ, may also be uttered at this point.
Start the Tawaf
Turn to your right and start the first circuit of your Tawaf, ensuring the Kaaba is on your left. Proceed in an anti-clockwise direction and avoid walking through the Hijr Ismail. If you happen to walk through it, the circuit won’t count, and it will have to be repeated.
Raml
In the first three circuits, men should perform Raml, which is the practice of walking briskly, lifting the legs forcefully and sticking out the chest. However, if there is congestion, which is likely to be the case if you’re closer to the Kaaba, only perform this sunnah if you’re sure you won’t harm or inconvenience others. During peak times, you’re unlikely to be able to perform this action.
Dhikr & Du’a
During your Tawaf, you may recite prayers and supplications of your choice. Du’as are accepted during Tawaf, so make the most of the occasion and remember Allah with sincerity and devotion. It’s perhaps advisable not to read from a du’a book, especially if you don’t understand the Arabic. Imam Ibn Hibban V said:
Specifying a du’a would take the moment away, because with specific du’as, one will merely be repeating words, whereas this occasion is for any du’a and for remembering one’s Lord with humility and sincerity.
Therefore, you should supplicate in any language and in any manner that you prefer. If you want to make Quranic and Prophetic supplications during your Tawaf, make an effort to memorise and learn the meanings of them. Reciting Quran and sending Salawat upon the Prophet ﷺ during Tawaf is also recommended.
Rukn al-Yamani
Al-Rukn al-Yamani
Upon reaching the Rukn al-Yamani (the Yemeni Corner), the corner preceding the Hajar al-Aswad, if you manage to get close enough, touch it with your right hand or both hands and say “Allāhu akbar (اللّٰهُ أَكْبَرُ)”. If there’s too much congestion, as is likely to be the case, proceed without saying Takbir or gesturing towards it.
It is a sunnah to recite the following du’a between the Rukn al-Yamani and the Hajar al-Aswad:
Rabbanā ātinā fi d-dunyā ḥasanatan wa fi l-ākhirati ḥasanatan wa qinā ʿadhāba n-nār.
O our Lord, grant us the good of this world, the good of the Hereafter, and save us from the punishment of the fire. [Surah al-Baqarah, 2:201]
Imam Shafi’i V recommended reciting this du’a throughout the Tawaf.
End of Circuit at the Hajar al-Aswad
Returning to Hajar al-Aswad marks the completion of one circuit. Begin the second by doing Istilam of Hajar al-Aswad as previously described and saying “Allāhu akbar (اللّٰهُ أَكْبَرُ)”. You should say Allāhu akbar while doing Istilam in all subsequent circuits. You will be performing Istilam eight times in total during the Tawaf, one before the start of the Tawaf and one at the end of each of the seven circuits.
During Tawaf
The Tawaf should be completed in a continuous manner with no interruptions between circuits. However, if a congregational prayer is due to start, you must join the congregation and resume your Tawaf from the position that you stopped. The circuit need not be repeated. These rules also apply if you need to repeat your wudhu.
Complete the Tawaf
Proceed in the same manner until you have completed seven circuits. Performing Istilam at the start of Tawaf and the end is a highly emphasised sunnah, and performing Istilam on the other six occasions is desirable.
If you are in a state of Idtiba, cover your shoulder with your Ihram.
Salah
Maqam Ibrahim
Upon finishing the Tawaf, perform two rak’ahs of salah, preferably in a position where Maqam Ibrahim is between you and the Kaaba. However, keep in mind that since Maqam Ibrahim is situated within the mataf, there is often nowhere for pilgrims performing Tawaf to move except around and almost over the top of those praying just beyond Maqam Ibrahim, resulting in a great deal of congestion. If it isn’t possible to perform the prayer there due to crowding, it can be performed anywhere in Masjid al-Haram.
While moving to the place where you intend to perform the two rak’ahs, it is recommended to audibly recite the following:
It is sunnah to recite Surah al-Kafirun (Surah 109) in the first rak’ah and Surah al-Ikhlas (Surah 112) in the second, after Surah al-Fatiha. Make sure you make plenty of du’a after completing the prayer.
Zamzam
Zamzam is available throughout the Haram
After completing salah and making du’a, drink your fill of Zamzam water, which is available around the Tawaf area and from various water fountains and dispensers in Masjid al-Haram. The entrance to the old well of Zamzam has been covered to allow for more room to do Tawaf.
The Prophet ﷺ said: “The water of Zamzam is for whatever purpose it is drunk for.” Before drinking the Zamzam water, make an intention that its consumption will be a means of fulfilling your wishes, whether that is good health, success in this world, or protection from the tribulations of the grave. When drinking the water, it is mustahabb to stand and face the Kaaba, say Bismillah, pause to take a breath three times, and say Alhamdulillah after finishing. You can also rub it on your face and body. You may recite the following du’a after drinking the water:
Allāhumma innī as’aluka ʿilman nāfiʿa, wa rizqan wasiʿa, wa ʿamalan mutaqabbala, wa shifā’an min kulli dā’.
O Allah, I ask You for knowledge that is beneficial, provision that is abundant, accepted deeds, and a cure for every illness.
You may also make any other supplication of your choosing as it’s another station where du’as are accepted.
Multazam
After you have finished drinking Zamzam water, you may proceed to the Multazam, which is the area between Hajar al-Aswad and the door of the Kaaba.
The Multazam is almost impossible to get to during Hajj season due to the large crowds that gather. However, it is sometimes accessible during other parts of the year.
If it is possible to reach the Multazam, raise your hands above your head, cling to the wall and press your chest and cheeks against it. It is a sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ and yet another station where supplications are accepted, so you should lengthen your du’a here.
If you can’t reach the Multazam due to the crowds, you may face it and supplicate from a distance.
It is a sunnah to perform Sa’i immediately after Tawaf, although you may take a break if necessary. If you feel tired after Tawaf or your feet are aching, you may rest until you feel ready. Remember, you will cover over three kilometres during Sa’i, so ensure you have sufficient energy to complete the rite before starting.
For the Sa’i to be considered valid, the following is necessary:
To perform Sa’i yourself.
To have entered into Ihram before performing the Sa’i.
To stay in Ihram until the Sa’i has been completed.
To perform Sa’i at its correct time.
To begin Sa’i at Safa and finish at Marwa.
To perform Sa’i after having done Tawaf.
To perform Sa’i on foot unless you have a valid excuse.
To perform seven laps.
To cover the complete distance between Safa and Marwa.
Istilam of the Hajar al-Aswad
Before Sa’i, it is sunnah to do Istilam of Hajar al-Aswad one last time. This will be the ninth time, following the eight times you performed Istilam during Tawaf.
If you’ve forgotten to perform this Istilam, or you’re finding it difficult to return to the line of the Hajar al-Aswad due to crowding or tiredness, it may be omitted. However, you can do Istilam anywhere else in Masjid al-Haram, as long as you’re facing the Hajar al-Aswad.
Proceed to Safa
A sign indicating the location of Safa
Proceed to the hill of Safa, which is located inside Masjid al-Haram, in line with the Hajar al-Aswad. There are signs which indicate where it is. As you’re approaching Safa, it is sunnah to recite the following:
ِِإِنَّ الصَّفَا وَالْمَرْوَةَ مِنْ شَعَائِرِ الله ❁
These should only be recited once before Sa’i and not at the start of each lap.The hillock of Safa is now enclosed
Make Du’a at Safa
Upon reaching the hill of Safa, face the direction of the Kaaba and raise your hands in supplication. Don’t raise your hands up to your earlobes or gesture towards the Kaaba as you would have done during Tawaf. You may say Takbir (Allāhu akbar), Tahlil (lā ilāha illa Llāh) and send Salawat upon the Prophet ﷺ.
La ilāha illa Llāhu waḥdahu la sharīka lah, lahu l-mulku wa lahu l-ḥamd, yuḥīī wa yumīt, wa huwa ʿalā kulli shay’in qadīr.
There is no deity except Allah, alone without a partner. To Him belongs the Dominion, and to Him belongs all praise. He gives life and death, and He has power over everything.
La ilāha illa Llāhu waḥdah, anjaza waʿdahu wa naṣara ʿabdahu wa hazama l-aḥzāba waḥdah.
There is no deity except Allah alone. He fulfilled His promise, supported His slave and defeated the Confederates alone.
After reciting this du’a, you may recite your own supplications. Read the du’a a total of three times, making your own supplications in between each time, as was the sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ.
Proceed to Marwa
From Safa, make your way towards Marwa. Between Safa and Marwa, you will encounter two sets of green fluorescent lights approximately 50 metres apart, which indicate the distance that Hajar ran in order to get to higher ground. These two markers are known as Milayn al-Akhdharayn (the Two Green Mileposts). Between these two lights, it is sunnah for men to run at a medium pace while women should continue normally.Green fluorescent lights indicating where Hajar ran to get to higher ground
Dhikr & Du’a
No fixed dhikr or du’a has been prescribed to be read during Sa’i, so you may recite any prayers or supplications of your choice and send Salawat upon the Prophet ﷺ.
Make Du’a at Marwa
Upon reaching the hill of Marwa, face the direction of the Kaaba, raise your hands in supplication and repeat the same supplications you recited at Safa.
This completes one lap of Sa’i. Returning back to Safa is considered a second lap.
End of Sa’i
Repeat this procedure until you have completed seven laps, at which point you should be at the hill of Marwa.A sign indicating the end of Sa’i
Dua and Salah
It is recommended that you make a final du’a here and perform two rak’ahs of nafl salah in Masjid al-Haram following Sa’i.
Leave the Haram
As you leave Masjid al-Haram, step out with your left foot and recite the following du’a, as was the sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ when leaving the mosque:
Bismi Llāhi wa ṣ-ṣalātu wa s-salāmu ʿalā rasūli Llāh. Allāhumma innī as’aluka min faḍlik.
In the name of Allah, and peace and blessings be upon the Messenger of Allah. O Allah, I ask of you from Your bounty.
Halq or Taqsir
After Sa’i, you must have your hair shaved (Halq) or trimmed by at least an inch (Taqsir) in order to leave the state of Ihram and complete your Umrah. It is more virtuous for a man to have his head shaved completely.
Women may only have their hair trimmed.
There are a number of licensed barbershops in Makkah, which are open 24 hours a day and generally only close during salah times. There are many barbershops in the Zamzam Towers, Hilton shopping complex and al-Safwa Towers. You will also see many barbers located outside the Marwa door after you finish Sa’i.
Alternatively, you may shave or trim your own hair in order to come out of the state of Ihram.
Congratulations on your Umrah!
You are now free from the restrictions of Ihram, and you may change into regular clothing. If you plan on performing another Umrah, you must travel to the boundary of the Haram in order to once again enter into Ihram. Most pilgrims choose to enter into Ihram at Masjid Aisha, which is the nearest and most convenient location from Masjid al-Haram. Taxis are available near the mosque.
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Werasat Hussain KhanThanks bro for describing the exact way to perform Umrah so neatly. God bless you. Jazaikhair.Reply
SaimaVery helpful for those who are going for the first time in their lifeReply
Barak ZaiMasha Allah God bless you Thank u very much for the most helpful informationReply
ZeinahFirst, i would love to thank you so much for your efforts, this is truly very helpful! Second, would it be possible to send it to me in PDF? I intent to do Umrah next month inshallah and this will be my guide. Thanks again!Reply
Shirin S AkterMa Sha Allah . Very helpful. I learnt many things about Umrah . SubhanAllah .Alhamdulillah . جَزَاكَ ٱللَّٰهُ خَيْرًاReply
Umar NasirThank you very much..It was my guide in the just concluded UmrahReply
Shahid SahafJazak Allah. May Allah S.w.t reward you for this beautiful effort!Reply
Farid SaiyedMasha Allah, a very detail and complete step by step guide for Umrah. May Allah swt Bless you. A suggestion: Many Muslims from western countries go to Umrah with their young children. These children, generally converse in English or a European language. It would be nice if you can develop a short guide (with necessary steps) for such children in English Duas. Jazak Allah Khairen.Reply
Munnal SohailMay Allah reward you for helping by detailing the entire process of Ummrah. As the first timer I really appreciate your effort!Reply
Iddrisu HusseinAlhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah I thank Allah after thank you very much may Allah bless you more than you are expecting I’m so happy it’s making getting everything cleared I’m from Africa/GhanaReply
Ahmed AliAssalaamu Aliakum! Jazak Allah Khair for detailing this process step by step. May ALLAH (SWT) reward you for this and give us lots and lots of oppurtunity to perform qubool Hajj and Umrah’s insha’Allah Ameen!Reply
John Smith> Your view of the Kaaba may be obscured, so make an educated guess about its location and face this direction.The floor tiles point in the direction of the Kaaba so you won’t need to play a guessing game.Reply
Adiela KapadiaJazakhallah. May Allah bless you and yours for this wonderful description of performing Umrah.Reply
Jannah Riziq KautharahMasha Allah Tabarakallah.Am so humbled seriously.i didn’t know anything about Umra.i was going to destroy my umra.barakallahufiik for this beautiful lecture.Reply
Bilal khanMashallah Very well described May Allah bless youReply
Faisal JadakaraJazakhallahu khairan . Can you please send it as PDF on to my email.ShukranReply
Dr Rozi SiddiquiAssalam alikum Can I get the pdf version of it? RegardsReply
Gul KhanMa sha Allah I have four wives . can I take all four to umrah.Reply
GulMa sha Allah very helpful, may Allah reward you. Would u send it in pdf format.. To my email please…Reply
Shehzad WangdeSalams, would be great to a way to download this page with audio on a fone…Reply
Mohamed JunedullaMashallah Brother, Allah will grant you the bounty for this act as you are help first timers like me with all the necessary guidance to make Umrah a memorable.Reply
AliMa Sha ALLAH….Very beautifully and thoroughly explained….Reply
Anjum MullaAssalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa barakatuhuJazāk Allāhu khayranMa Sha Allah very well written. I didn’t have to refer to any other site for any detailsAlso have forwarded the link to few others who intend to do Umrah soonReply
Arshad HamidJazaakAllah khair for writing down these guidelines. It usually involves a lot of physical and financial effort to perform umrah. So it is worthwhile, rather essential to come fully prepared. These guidelines helped me a lot. JazaakAllah once again. One minor thing, that I found missing (because I was looking for advice on it) was to identify situations where “Dumm” (دم) becomes mandatory. For example if I dry my face with a cloth / towel, while in Ihram, it would be considered a mistake, making Dumm mandatory. What if my own Ihram, or someone else’s touches my face unintentionally, due to wind, or any other reason, whatsoever? There may be other doubtful situations too. So a brief account of that would be highly appreciated.Reply
Nàmutunzi ZamuZamuJazakah llah Khair Fi dunia w ali akhira bro I get more than i expectedReply
Adiela KapadiaMashallah. Thank you so much for this step by step guide. May Allah reward you.Reply
YahyaMaa shaa Allaah. Very helpful. May Allaah reward you immensely. AamiynReply
Mohammad IslamAlso thanks to hajjumrahplanner.com for this guide and your website. Very helpful!Reply
ArsalanAssalam O Alaikum ! So many people contacted me via Google Drive to have an access for the FLASH CARDS. If someone is living in OMAN kindly message me personally, I will send them flash cards via courier too as a sadqa e jariya !! Just pray for me ! JazakAllahhttps://wa.me/96879416731Reply
monacan u email them ? going in 2 weeks inshallahReply
SanaMa sha Allah very detailed and understandable describedReply
ArsalanI would like to announce you that I’ve converted the above all the information as a sadqa e jariya into flash cards which is easier for pilgrims to carry them while performing Umrah. Please send me a msg to share with you google drive link of flash cards free of cost.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ivFrfzy4OX4RaoN–DGdjGz_ionVKv9n/view?usp=drive_linkReply
Faiza TariqSalam can you please give access to google drive link I have requested access.Reply
aminahthankyou brother Arsalan. I will very much appreciate the flash cards.Reply
Khadijah Van VuurenAs salaam mu alaikum I was goin to Umrah blind folded in 2 weeks time until I found this flash cards, ma Shaa Allah so helpful. May Allah swt reward u in abundance in this world and the nxt Ameen. My heart is making a whole lot of dua for u…AmeenReply
ArsalanThank you so much for your kindness, my work is appreciated !! Allah bless you always.Reply
AyeshaAssalamualaikum can u share me the google driveReply
ArsalanPlease click on the above link provided in the comment.Reply
Mohammad IslamThank you brother! I got the flash cards and it so helpful. May Allah (SWT) reward you for your effort.Reply
SarahJazakAllah khair for the best step by step guide. Alhumdulillah I was able to complete my first Umrah based on your guidance and everything went so well. Thank you once again!Reply
Syed Junaid Ali ShahBy far the best umrah guide.Reply
AminaAssalaamu Alaikum hope all well this guide is put out very well.Easy and understanding for a person to follow.May Allah reward you well AmeenReply
shimala buhariJazakallah khair for this best umrah guide..Reply
AhmedHamdulillah, this makes it so easy to understand what to do when and where.Appreciate the step by step to perform umrah.Allah pls bless this person who created this pageReply
Abubakar Ahmed jiddaMasha Allah before I am worried about but now alhamdlillah for the guideReply
Aboo BakarAssalamualaikum, i was a bit worried how am i going to perform umrah this Saturday coming, afer reading your best guide of performing umrah, mashahallah now i am going there with confidence jazakallah khairReply
ahmadJazakallah kheir for this amazing guide. I found this so useful.Reply
MohammedWe are leaving Madinah for Makkah tomorrow, where is most appropriate for us to assume the Ihram? What do we do when we arrive Makkah? Can we go to our hotel first before Haram?Reply
Syma SaleemAssalamo Alaikum, MashAllah the best guide for Umrah. I tried to download so I could take a print out, InshAllah I will be going for Umrah next week, but I couldn’t. What’s the best way for me to take the guide with me, including the guide and supplications for Medina. JazakAllahReply
Mahomed SulemanMy advise would be to creat a OneNote account (free) and copy and past the contents on it and then use your smart phone to access the Duas and instruction you can also usr Google Drive as well.Reply
KuburatSalam…. This step has really help me to perform my Umrah. AlihamdulillahReply
Ayoob. SalyaniMashallah. Very concise and greatly helpful. Jazakalla khairReply
Naaema Umm EesaAssalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahThis website literally made our umrah so easy alhamdulillah. Even though we had the flip book, it was easier to use the app as we could zoom into the duas and scroll through easily Walhamdulillah.May it weigh heavy on the developers scales and all those who were involved in putting it together.Reply
MariamJazakAllah. You helped me by creating this! I literally memorized a lot of it in order to perform my Ummrah! Thank you!Reply
SamThank you so much for this information. JazakAllah, may Allah swt reward you for your efforts. Literally used the info from this to create my own personalised guide to print out. Saved me £13. May Allah swt bless you endlessly.Reply
FaizaVery useful piece. Thanks for sharing. May Allah reward your efforts.Reply
SAJJAD THAKURYour detail information was very effective. But I got it late. Insha Allah I will go through this next time if Allah tabarak ta aalaa permits me to visit this holy place next time in this given life.Reply
kashidSalaam, I am traveling from the states and landing in jedah, where is the most convenient place to enter state of ihram.Reply
BdWether you take the plane or Al haramain train, there will always be a verbal notification from the crew to let you know you are approaching the miqat and that you can start the intention of umrah and thus be in state of ihram. Ensure to be ready before hand such as the clothes and the shower.Reply
farook shariffMashallah .jazakallah khair for mentioning all arkan in details .may Allah SWT give reward and Ajar azim to you .Reply
afsaaripbThanks for sharing this info about umrah in simple steps .this article will be very helpfull because i do umrah next month throgh this website.Reply
Usman SalisuAlhamdulillah Jazakhallahu khair may Allah reward you with Janna fiddausiReply
UmairI just read this and my heart crying at the moment. I’ve applied before Eid and still didn’t recieved my Visa.. I understand it’s all about calling from Allah.. May he forgive my all major and minor sins and invite me to his beloved home.JazakAllah for this beautiful blog, and please do pray for me.Reply
SokonaJazzakAllahu kheiran for these detailed wery well explained.Reply
SokonaVery well detailed and explained. JazzakAllahu kheiranReply
A KAlhamdulillah.. this is a very easy and simply step by step guide/ information how to perfume of hajj and umrah. Thank you for sharing it. Jazak Allah Khairan.Reply
Aun AsifJazakAllah Khair! May Allah bless you and reward you for helping so many perform the Umrah!Reply
Daadir osmanMasha Allah may Allah reward you. You made it very clear to understand. May Allah accept our prayers and Dua l.Reply
Daadir osmanMasha Allah may Allah reword you. You made it very clear to understand. May Allah accept our prayers and Dua and may Allah accept whoever visits his house. Al haram.Reply
Abdirizak omerMsha allah ♥️ thank you for your helpReply
Shenaaz MahomedMashallah. Jazakallah khair for the step by step instructions. Very informative. May Allah reward you abundantly inshaallah Ameen.Reply
NajmaJazakaAllah kheyr very well explained may Allah reward you for thisReply
ScanderJazak allah khir. You will gain many dua for this perfect guide to UmmrahReply
NageenaSalaam, this is a very clear, easy to understand guide and it has reassured me for my upcoming first trip to perform umrah Inshaa’Allah. May Allah reward you abundantly for creating this.Jzl khair.Reply
Safiyya DangabiJazakallahu khairan. May Allah reward you for these amin ya rabbiReply
Alsafa gaziJazakh Allah Khair ! For the well explaining. May AllAH SWT bless you .Reply
Abdulkadir M TMaa Shaa Allah. Jazakallah. This piece has really enriched my general knowledge of Umrah and it’s rites. However, it will be helpful if Mu’allim will respond to a question raised above by Safiyya as to whether one can relax from the stress of journey from madina like sleep for some hours and take some meals before going start umrah? Pls I need your response as I am right now on my way to Makkah from MadinaReply
Lina abdallahThank you so much for this information. Very helpful Al hamdallahReply
Nazzia RashidJzk. May Allah reward you for giving the muslim ummah step by step guide. InshaAllah I am going Umrah end of this month. May Allah accept my Umrah.Reply
Shenaaz MahomedJazakallah khair.may Allah reward you.very informative.Reply
Fatima MustafaMay Allah bless you with infinite rehma Jazak Allah ul khair for such easy to understand article. May Allah always be with youReply
FauziaJzakAllah…. It was so easy to understand… May Allah bless you … in this dunya and akhiraReply
FauziaJzakAllah…. It was so easy to understand… MayAllah bless youReply
Taiba qamerSalaam brother I have a question I saw a lot of people wearing shoes while they were on Safa and Marwa. I mean is that okay.Reply
Inayath Ulla Sharieff, Bangalore, India.Ma Sha ALLAH Awesone Message & Procedure to perform the Umrah in perfect Manner. Jazak ALLAH Khair , Thank U.Reply
Reema asifThank you Thank you 1000 times Thank youuuuuuuuu for preparing this detailed guide JAZAAAAAK ALLAHReply
ASHA ALIYou can not imagine how finding this page has put a smile on my face. I was so anxious, worried and overwhelmed about doing ummrah the right way. So much information all over the internet, its nice to have just the right info in one place and follow a easy step by step plan. I am so grateful for this planner. I had no idea on how to perform ummrah, jazakaAllah kheran. May Allah bless you with janatul fardosa and elevate you to the highest station. AmenReply
ZebaI have no words as to how to express my gratitude to the writer who has given such intricate details and beautiful description of the process. May Allah bless you infinitely. Aameen.Reply
munawwarMay Allah Bless you for the information very detailed and informative. Shukran Jazaka Allah KhairanReply
Mohammed YameenSubhanAllah!!! Complete step by step guide, Ya Elahi grant you abundance sustenance..JazaakAllahReply
FARHAN SYED MUHAMMAD ALIExcellent descriptionReply
ShahenshahMashaALLAH IT IS REALY HELPFUL AND FULLY INFORMATIVEReply
NaeemJazakumullahu on this well explained procedure May Allah accept your efforts and may jannatul Firdaus be your final abode. AmeenReply
SanaThis is was so helpful!! JazakAllah Khair! May Allah reward you immenselyReply
SamiBeautifully explained with details, Alhamdulillah. May Allah (swt) reward you. Ameen.Reply
AhmedBest explanation that I’ve found so far. Concise and easy to understand. JazakaAllahReply
HushamyJazakallah khair…May Allah blessed with you Jannah for your work.Reply
H. KhanAOACan author or anyone comment on any revision(s) to this article now that we are post-covid? I heard there is an app we have to use to enter Haram at specific times?Reply
Sohel ArnoolMay Allah bless you. Very easy to understand explanationReply
syedJazakallahu Khairan….All praise to be Allah!!!Reply
JamalSubhanAllah …. JazakAllah Khair…. May Allah bless you with best of Both the worlds. very well explained and Indeed it’s very good documentation… May ﷲ reward you. Thank you . JazakAllah KhairReply
Shaik Mohammed NazishThanks a ton for explaining in simplest way and very easy to understand… May Allah shower his blessings upon you and the team. Jazakh Allah KhairReply
Syed Imtiaz AhmedAlhamdulilla. All information is very good. But I wanted to know the Arabic Dua during the Tawaf and said time.Reply
SaifAlhamdulillah Jazakallah Much appreciatedReply
umarjazakallah hair may Allah grant you jannat firdaus AMINReply
SohelJazakallah for this great and helpful information. May Allah reward with Jannatul firdousReply
Khawja mateenThis is the best brief i have ever read completely, jazakallah hu qhair, may ALLAH free you and me from all the sins and grant us jannah AmeenReply
AishaMa shaa Allah wa barakallahu it’s a rich and well explained article. Kudos to the writerReply
Dr farwa SyedsubhanAllah, May Allah Pak bless you.Reply
Jabin IslamJazak Allah Khair for this very thorough and easy to follow guide on performing umrah. I was looking into buying a guide but wasnt sure which to get, but problem solved. This guide is simple and very comprehensive and includes points where i should do dua and read durud sharif on our Prophet Muhammad ﷺ . May Allah swt bless you immensely for your efforts. It would be useful if this was made into a pdf or booklet.Reply
Muhammad Shahbaz YousufJazak Allah may Allah reward you for this effort and bless you Endless.Reply
Zameer ShaikAlhadulillah, this article is beautifully scripted. May Allah SWT be pleased with the scribes. Jazakmullahu Khairan!Reply
Ubaid ur rehmanThanks a lot. I have learnt a lot about how to do umrah.Reply
HMJazak Allah Khair for taking the time to write this in-depth and easy to understand article.Reply
AhmedVery nicely explained and very simple way allah s.w.t. give you a good reward. AameenReply
TariqThank you for the time spent writing and publishing this useful information, I am planning for Umrah again next month iA. This has helped me to refresh from scratch. May Allah reward you and everyone performing and those who are still planning.Reply
ZainabJazakh Allah Khair – so well explained and very informative. May Allah be pleased with your work and grant you jannat firidaus – Allahuma AmeenaReply
MonisJazakallah for creating this easy to understand guide! I used this during my Umrah step by step and Alhamdilillah it was my best Umrah experience. The English translations are gold and I loved that I just have to scroll to get to the next step. May Allah reward you abundantly for each person who used this to perform their Umrah just a suggestion to pls make the comment section collapsible so it doesn’t increase the page length, because it kept scrolling all the way down each time I put my phone away, and I have to scroll back up, and secondly pls include subsections in the table of contents with a collapsible sticky sidebar if possible for quick navigation to various sections of the table of contents.Reply
Muhammad IslamsubhanAllohi wabihamdi adada khaliqihi wariduo nafsihi wa zinata arshihi wa midada kalimatihi SubhanAllohil azeem alhamdulillahi kathiro Allohu akbar kabiro subhanAllohi bukratau uasuila, Allohumma solli ala Muhammad wa bareek ala Muhammad innaka Hameedum Majeed, may Allah accept from me, you and all of usReply
Katijah ibrahimThank you very much yr explanations on umrah. It is very clear and easy to understand……..may allah bless you. .. .jazakumullahu khairReply
Muhammad Bilal RafiqueVery clear & informative,easy to understand.Jazak AllahReply
Shazia AnsariJazakumallahu khaira khairan katheeran. Ma shaa Allah well done. You have explained so well.Reply
MOHAMMED OMER FAROOQJazakallahu Khair for sharing in simple words.Reply
Salma KhalidJazakAllah khair for suxh a beautiful clear and informed article. This will be my guide for my upcoming umrah in shaa Allah. Allah reward you immensely.Reply
Saniya firdoseJazak allahu khairan kaseera for the guidance,it was really really helpful and easily understandable. May Allah reward you with abandoned of goodness and grant you jannah AmeenReply
Awan MishaalJazakallah khair for paving the way for the first time performers of umrah.Reply
Abdul Latheefبارك الله فيك It really helped me a lot and surely a lot of other Muslims also May Allah bless you for your hardwork.Reply
Suleman AhmedMasha Allah and Jazak Allah Khair for such detailed information. May Allah Subhanu Tallah accept all your efforts. Ameen Ya Rabul KareemReply
Shakir Hasan LasneJazak Allah Khair for your detailed information. May Allah bless you and your family.Reply
Balikowa AmuzaMa shaa ALLAH Very helpful may Allah make us among those who visit HIS HOLY HOUSE Barakallah fiikm wa jazaakum Llah khaira Very good information and full packageReply
Shamimma JugooJazzakallah khairan .Well explained n very informative. May Allah reward you for all your good deeds.Reply
Nabeela SaeedJazakAllah khair for this step by step guide. May Allah accept our Duas and Ibada. AmeenReply
Nabeela SaeedJazakAllah khair for this step by step guide.Reply
UMAR LWANGAThank you so much for this Hajj and Umrah guidelines, it’s clear and understandable. I pray to The Almighty Allah to reward you with what you need most in abundance. InshaAllah.Reply
Ghazi Sharique Ahmad BhartiyaNicely articulated in a lucid way. Easy understanding makes better execution. Kudos to author Ma sha Allah Allah bless youReply
Muneer ul IslamJazakallah. Very well and lucidity explained, leaving no doubt in mind. May Allah reward you for this great effort. Sincere regards and thanksReply
FarruqJazakAllah Khairan, very well explained.Reply
Bashir Ahmed RangrezMasha Allah thanks you for the guidance of umrah. Jazakallah khairan may almighty Allah bless you with Janatulfardos for the explained the procedure.Reply
LukyamuziVery precise and concise MashaaAllah barakaraw fiikumReply
SyedaMa sha allahh…ur explanation is easier to understand and step by step well explained ma sha allahh ..may allah n his Rasool allah bless u immensely in both the world ameenReply
TalibDalwaiAs Salaam AlaikumThanks for the details of UmrahReply
OktayAll good i just com back from umrah please do doa alla exept my umrah thanksReply
Noor U AhmedMa Sha Allah Its a super explanation .Reply
shafq ahmadma sha . Allah . jazak . Allah. Great effort and complete knowledge about Umra. one must read carefully and learn it and remember it and tell others so that every one may perform Umra rightly. Really great work has been done which has made the task much easier for every one.Reply
Sadiyah MuhammadShukran for putting this together . May Allah SWT reward your good deedsReply
FaizaJazakallah khair for explaining it in detail! May Allah bless you!Reply
Munsif KhanGreat Efforts May Allah Success u…Reply
MhidzJazahk Allah Khairan for the well explained guide.Reply
Asana MahmoodThanks for the education about umrah it has been great i need to raise money and perform both umrah and hajj it self inshallah.Reply
Mohammad Golam MahboobI have gone through this entire article of yours. This is well planned and easily comprehensible. I’ve indeed hugely benefited having read this. May Allah help us all who are about to perform Umrah.Reply
Sani MamaMasha’Allah very indepth information and easy to understand.jzkm.May Allah reward you.Reply
Fahim IssackThank you for all your help i did not understand it in Arabic and just wanted the transcript and the steps we follow during umrah all i can say is may allah take you to janah.Reply
ZouhairMay Allah Blessed you for the information very details and informative. Shukran Jazaka Allah KhairanReply
SYED HAMID ALIMashallah very well explanation about details of umrah may Allah subhanatalla rewards you place of jannatul firdaus and accept our duasReply
AyeshaJhazakhAllah Khair! Really appreciate the well detailed rep by step instructions. May Allah swt reward you immensely with His blessings in both worlds.Reply
Mohammed Ajaz AhmedJazakallah khair brother Very very clearly everything has been explainedReply
Ibrahim Usman IdrissJazakumullahu on this well explained procedure may jannatul Firdaus be your final abode. AmeenReply
Muhammed Abu khalilMay Allah reward you an accept this from you, and place it on your scale of good deedsReply
SafiyaCan I relax from stress of journey from madina like sleep for some hours and take some meals before going start umrahReply
Farimang Luqman Kaba jawaraAsalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu. I just did a second Umrah, first time was with a guide then a few weeks later I did by myself using these instructions..mashallah it was helpful but I have a few doubts I want to clarify. At safa we make a Dua, then at Marwa we make the same Dua – do we repeat it 3x like we began at safa? Also do we say the Dua again at safa until we finish the 7 laps? I did the Dua at both safa marwah but first time I did it three times then every other time just once. The guide that took me the first time only said it at safa and only once. Jazakallahu KhairanReply
Tawaf (Arabic: طواف) is one of the principal rites of the pilgrimage and refers to circumambulating or walking in circles around the Kaaba in an anti-clockwise motion. Seven complete circuits, with each one starting and…
Ihram (Arabic: إحرام) refers to the sacred state a pilgrim must enter before carrying out the rites of Hajj and Umrah. The pilgrim must enter into this state after cleansing the body, wearing the prescribed attire, and…
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Armaghan RehmanMay Allah reward those who made this Guide for us. jazakAllahReply
Anis RahmanAlhamdulillah…. I completed my Umrah today with all guidance from this site.Great site with perfect guidanceReply
waqasSubhan Allah very well explained , i am going for Umrah today. The above information helps me a lot in reminding the whole Umrah procedure.Reply
Nimco Sharif AhmedJazak Allah, Masha Allah, Thank you very much for this useful guideline. May Allah bless you and, may Allah add me and my family to the list of honors to attend Insha’Allah hu ma amiin.Reply
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AliJazzak Allahu khair.. Masha Allah may Allah reward you abundantly.. AaminReply
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ReplySharequr RahmanAlhamdulillah. Very happy and very useful articles for Umrah. Zazak Allah KahirReply
ALIYA HYDERIMa sha Allah ,Jazak Allah. May Allah S.w.t reward you for this beautiful effort!Reply
Werasat Hussain KhanThanks bro for describing the exact way to perform Umrah so neatly. God bless you. Jazaikhair.Reply
SaimaVery helpful for those who are going for the first time in their lifeReply
Barak ZaiMasha Allah
ZeinahFirst, i would love to thank you so much for your efforts, this is truly very helpful! Second, would it be possible to send it to me in PDF? I intent to do Umrah next month inshallah and this will be my guide. Thanks again!Reply
Hamyd KhanComplete Guide for Umrahhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1rrA4MZE-JpDtNKMOzErK76Gnp_luYxDv/view?usp=sharingReply
Shirin S AkterMa Sha Allah . Very helpful. I learnt many things about Umrah . SubhanAllah .Alhamdulillah .
Umar NasirThank you very much..It was my guide in the just concluded UmrahReply
Shahid SahafJazak Allah. May Allah S.w.t reward you for this beautiful effort!Reply
Farid SaiyedMasha Allah, a very detail and complete step by step guide for Umrah. May Allah swt Bless you.
Munnal SohailMay Allah reward you for helping by detailing the entire process of Ummrah. As the first timer I really appreciate your effort!Reply
Iddrisu HusseinAlhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah I thank Allah after thank you very much may Allah bless you more than you are expecting I’m so happy it’s making getting everything cleared
Ahmed AliAssalaamu Aliakum! Jazak Allah Khair for detailing this process step by step. May ALLAH (SWT) reward you for this and give us lots and lots of oppurtunity to perform qubool Hajj and Umrah’s insha’Allah Ameen!Reply
John Smith> Your view of the Kaaba may be obscured, so make an educated guess about its location and face this direction.The floor tiles point in the direction of the Kaaba so you won’t need to play a guessing game.Reply
Adiela KapadiaJazakhallah. May Allah bless you and yours for this wonderful description of performing Umrah.Reply
MubarakJazakAllahReply
Jannah Riziq KautharahMasha Allah Tabarakallah.Am so humbled seriously.i didn’t know anything about Umra.i was going to destroy my umra.barakallahufiik for this beautiful lecture.Reply
Bilal khanMashallah Very well described May Allah bless youReply
Faisal JadakaraJazakhallahu khairan . Can you please send it as PDF on to my email.ShukranReply
AkramAlhamdulliah thank youReply
Neghat AliThe very best information ever read alhumdulillah May Allah reward you in both worlds and increase your work of this kind.jazakallahReply
RosieeAlhamdulillah, used this to guide me with my umrah. May Allah reward youReply
Sheik Salahuddin Saadi MuhammadPDF plsReply
Dr Rozi SiddiquiAssalam alikum
Gul KhanMa sha Allah
GulMa sha Allah very helpful, may Allah reward you. Would u send it in pdf format.. To my email please…Reply
Shehzad WangdeSalams, would be great to a way to download this page with audio on a fone…Reply
Mohamed JunedullaMashallah Brother, Allah will grant you the bounty for this act as you are help first timers like me with all the necessary guidance to make Umrah a memorable.Reply
Shahbaz AliCan you send me this in pdf format…My email shahali51841@gmail.comReply
RayhanDid you get the pdf?Reply
Anjum MullaAssalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa barakatuhuJazāk Allāhu khayranMa Sha Allah very well written. I didn’t have to refer to any other site for any detailsAlso have forwarded the link to few others who intend to do Umrah soonReply
Raedah KhanVery helpful MashAllahReply
Arshad HamidJazaakAllah khair for writing down these guidelines. It usually involves a lot of physical and financial effort to perform umrah. So it is worthwhile, rather essential to come fully prepared.
Muhammad NisamMashallah Very helpfulReply
Nàmutunzi ZamuZamuJazakah llah Khair Fi dunia w ali akhira bro
YahyaMaa shaa Allaah. Very helpful. May Allaah reward you immensely. AamiynReply
Mohammad IslamAlso thanks to hajjumrahplanner.com for this guide and your website. Very helpful!Reply
ArsalanAssalam O Alaikum !
monacan u email them ? going in 2 weeks inshallahReply
SanaMa sha Allah very detailed and understandable describedReply
Faiza TariqSalam can you please give access to google drive link I have requested access.Reply
aminahthankyou brother Arsalan. I will very much appreciate the flash cards.Reply
Khadijah Van VuurenAs salaam mu alaikum
AyeshaAssalamualaikum can u share me the google driveReply
Md. Kamal HossainJazakaallahReply
Sada M.Asalam alikum,
Khairoon AbdulkadirJazakallah Kheyr for the excellent explanation. May Allah reward you abundantly.Reply
AnamJazakAllah khair . Very helpful during the Umrah! Very thorough step by step guideReply
Asif MuradJazak Allah khair
SarahJazakAllah khair for the best step by step guide. Alhumdulillah I was able to complete my first Umrah based on your guidance and everything went so well. Thank you once again!Reply
FarisJezakemullah Kheyr, very elaborateReply
Syed Junaid Ali ShahBy far the best umrah guide.Reply
AminaAssalaamu Alaikum hope all well this guide is put out very well.Easy and understanding for a person to follow.May Allah reward you well AmeenReply
shimala buhariJazakallah khair for this best umrah guide..Reply
AhmedHamdulillah, this makes it so easy to understand what to do when and where.Appreciate the step by step to perform umrah.Allah pls bless this person who created this pageReply
Abubakar Ahmed jiddaMasha Allah before I am worried about but now alhamdlillah for the guideReply
Aboo BakarAssalamualaikum, i was a bit worried how am i going to perform umrah this Saturday coming, afer reading your best guide of performing umrah, mashahallah now i am going there with confidence jazakallah khairReply
ahmadJazakallah kheir for this amazing guide. I found this so useful.Reply
MohammedWe are leaving Madinah for Makkah tomorrow, where is most appropriate for us to assume the Ihram? What do we do when we arrive Makkah? Can we go to our hotel first before Haram?Reply
Syma SaleemAssalamo Alaikum, MashAllah the best guide for Umrah. I tried to download so I could take a print out, InshAllah I will be going for Umrah next week, but I couldn’t. What’s the best way for me to take the guide with me, including the guide and supplications for Medina. JazakAllahReply
Mahomed SulemanMy advise would be to creat a OneNote account (free) and copy and past the contents on it and then use your smart phone to access the Duas and instruction you can also usr Google Drive as well.Reply
KuburatSalam…. This step has really help me to perform my Umrah. AlihamdulillahReply
Ayoob. SalyaniMashallah. Very concise and greatly helpful. Jazakalla khairReply
Naaema Umm EesaAssalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahThis website literally made our umrah so easy alhamdulillah. Even though we had the flip book, it was easier to use the app as we could zoom into the duas and scroll through easily Walhamdulillah.May it weigh heavy on the developers scales and all those who were involved in putting it together.Reply
Habeeba muzammilIt’s really useful.. jazakallah haira..Reply
MariamJazakAllah. You helped me by creating this! I literally memorized a lot of it in order to perform my Ummrah! Thank you!Reply
SamThank you so much for this information. JazakAllah, may Allah swt reward you for your efforts. Literally used the info from this to create my own personalised guide to print out. Saved me £13. May Allah swt bless you endlessly.Reply
FaizaVery useful piece. Thanks for sharing. May Allah reward your efforts.Reply
Nishath FathimaVery clearly explained jazakallahu khairanReply
danish junaidJazak Allah for this information. This was really helpful and detailed.Reply
MaridyahJazak Allah KhairReply
Aimal khanvery helpful and if this was available in pdf file it will be easy to readReply
Abdul IsmailJazak Allah Khair. May Almighty ALLAH reward you for your hard work.
Zubair KhanAssalamu Alaikum Wr WbMay I have this whole guide in PDF, please?Reply
Aman UllahReally very simple and easy to understand may Almighty Allah bless youReply
Emraan al-yafaiThank you so much.. may Allah reward you jannah in return to this guidanceShukranReply
MarVery in detail,May Allah bless you here and hereafter.Jazzak Allah.Reply
Bint e shoukatBest detailed information provided..jazakallah o khairaaReply
Maryam HameedJazakAllah khair, May Allah reward you for this Article.Reply
WahidSalam
iqbalits just optional and highly recommendedReply
Zakir JafriJazakallahReply
Aafreen MazharJazzak Allah khairReply
SAJJAD THAKURYour detail information was very effective. But I got it late. Insha Allah I will go through this next time if Allah tabarak ta aalaa permits me to visit this holy place next time in this given life.Reply
kashidSalaam, I am traveling from the states and landing in jedah, where is the most convenient place to enter state of ihram.Reply
BdWether you take the plane or Al haramain train, there will always be a verbal notification from the crew to let you know you are approaching the miqat and that you can start the intention of umrah and thus be in state of ihram. Ensure to be ready before hand such as the clothes and the shower.Reply
FeisalJZKReply
BADAMASIJazakhallahumma Khairan, may Almighty Allah accept our Umrah and other Ibadat, Allahumma amin.Reply
KALIM ISHRATYou have not mentioned how women should cut their hair after sai.Reply
Mohammad sharik AnsariThanks and masha allahReply
Qaiser KhanIt is very useful. Jazak Allah Khair.Reply
syed zia uddinjazakallahReply
Hidayah bint ma’aadhi muusa swalehMasha Allah barakallah fiikum wajazakumullah Khair Fifi ddunia wal akhirahReply
Aysha NeloferMasha allah. JazakallahReply
SamiExcellent … may Allah bless you.Reply
farook shariffMashallah .jazakallah khair for mentioning all arkan in details .may Allah SWT give reward and Ajar azim to you .Reply
afsaaripbThanks for sharing this info about umrah in simple steps .this article will be very helpfull because i do umrah next month throgh this website.Reply
Usman SalisuAlhamdulillah
Noman SadiqJazakaALLAH Khair.Reply
UmairI just read this and my heart crying at the moment. I’ve applied before Eid and still didn’t recieved my Visa.. I understand it’s all about calling from Allah.. May he forgive my all major and minor sins and invite me to his beloved home.JazakAllah for this beautiful blog, and please do pray for me.Reply
SokonaJazzakAllahu kheiran for these detailed wery well explained.Reply
Mohammed NoushadJazakallha khairReply
Nejib AliyiI used this guide as procedure and reference on my Umrah !!!May Allah pay you reward (Jannah)! Shukre!Reply
Mohammed Sadiq PashaAlhamdulillah, very good guide lines for all to perform Hajj & Umrah.Reply
HauwaVery much helpful. Thankyou
ReplySserunjogi IsmailJazzakkah llahu khayranReply
RinaMay Allah SWA reward you emenseley aneenReply
A KAlhamdulillah.. this is a very easy and simply step by step guide/ information how to perfume of hajj and umrah. Thank you for sharing it. Jazak Allah Khairan.Reply
Aun AsifJazakAllah Khair! May Allah bless you and reward you for helping so many perform the Umrah!Reply
Abdul WasimJazakallah khair!Reply
Faisal AhmedJazakallah May Allah Bless youReply
Daadir osmanMasha Allah may Allah reward you. You made it very clear to understand. May Allah accept our prayers and Dua l.Reply
mahamedmay allah reward you for this effortReply
Abdirizak omerMsha allah
thank you for your helpReplyShenaaz MahomedMashallah. Jazakallah khair for the step by step instructions. Very informative. May Allah reward you abundantly inshaallah Ameen.Reply
NajmaJazakaAllah kheyr very well explained may Allah reward you for thisReply
ScanderJazak allah khir. You will gain many dua for this perfect guide to UmmrahReply
NageenaSalaam, this is a very clear, easy to understand guide and it has reassured me for my upcoming first trip to perform umrah Inshaa’Allah. May Allah reward you abundantly for creating this.Jzl khair.Reply
Safiyya DangabiJazakallahu khairan.
Alsafa gaziJazakh Allah Khair ! For the well explaining. May AllAH SWT bless you .Reply
Zeshwin MohamedJazakh Allahu Khairan Brother ♡Reply
Dr. Usman Abubakar BossoJazakumullahu. This i really find very helpful. May Allah increase your knowledge for the benefit of the muslem ummah.Reply
AdeelMash’Allah, may Allah SWT reward you.Reply
Abdulkadir M TMaa Shaa Allah. Jazakallah. This piece has really enriched my general knowledge of Umrah and it’s rites. However, it will be helpful if Mu’allim will respond to a question raised above by Safiyya as to whether one can relax from the stress of journey from madina like sleep for some hours and take some meals before going start umrah? Pls I need your response as I am right now on my way to Makkah from MadinaReply
Lina abdallahThank you so much for this information. Very helpful Al hamdallahReply
Nabeel AhsanJazakAllah
usmanJazakallah for explaining in detail the Umrah process. Very good step by step instructions made it easy for us.
Feroz HameedWell explained. thanks. JazakAllah Khair.Reply
Nazzia RashidJzk. May Allah reward you for giving the muslim ummah step by step guide. InshaAllah I am going Umrah end of this month. May Allah accept my Umrah.Reply
IbrahimGreat summary, thanks so much.Reply
Fatima MustafaMay Allah bless you with infinite rehma Jazak Allah ul khair for such easy to understand article.
FauziaJzakAllah…. It was so easy to understand… May Allah bless you … in this dunya and akhiraReply
Taiba qamerSalaam brother I have a question I saw a lot of people wearing shoes while they were on Safa and Marwa. I mean is that okay.Reply
Inayath Ulla Sharieff, Bangalore, India.Ma Sha ALLAH Awesone Message & Procedure to perform the Umrah in perfect Manner.
Reema asifThank you
ASHA ALIYou can not imagine how finding this page has put a smile on my face. I was so anxious, worried and overwhelmed about doing ummrah the right way. So much information all over the internet, its nice to have just the right info in one place and follow a easy step by step plan. I am so grateful for this planner. I had no idea on how to perform ummrah, jazakaAllah kheran. May Allah bless you with janatul fardosa and elevate you to the highest station. AmenReply
عبدالحميد عبداللهماشاعالله، جزاک اللہ خیراReply
Nakiranda SharifahMasha Allah
ZakMashaAllah you have described and explained Umrah details in very easy way. May Allah bless you lots more .Reply
JameelaShukranReply
ZebaI have no words as to how to express my gratitude to the writer who has given such intricate details and beautiful description of the process. May Allah bless you infinitely. Aameen.Reply
Adam Ahmed Muhammadجزاك الله خيرReply
Hamzah Ibrahim JattoMay Allah accept this your efforts as ibada..Reply
Wasiu YusufJazakumullahu khayran for this elaborate explanationReply
AbdulsemedJezakumullah its very helpful.Reply
Syed hassanThank you so much. May Allah bless you with the highest place in Jannah AmenReply
AdnanVery happyReply
munawwarMay Allah Bless you for the information very detailed and informative. Shukran Jazaka Allah KhairanReply
Mohammed YameenSubhanAllah!!!
FARHAN SYED MUHAMMAD ALIExcellent descriptionReply
ShahenshahMashaALLAH IT IS REALY HELPFUL AND FULLY INFORMATIVEReply
NaeemJazakumullahu on this well explained procedure May Allah accept your efforts and may jannatul Firdaus be your final abode. AmeenReply
SanaThis is was so helpful!! JazakAllah Khair! May Allah reward you immenselyReply
SamiBeautifully explained with details, Alhamdulillah. May Allah (swt) reward you. Ameen.Reply
AhmedBest explanation that I’ve found so far. Concise and easy to understand. JazakaAllahReply
HushamyJazakallah khair…May Allah blessed with you Jannah for your work.Reply
H. KhanAOACan author or anyone comment on any revision(s) to this article now that we are post-covid? I heard there is an app we have to use to enter Haram at specific times?Reply
Sohel ArnoolMay Allah bless you. Very easy to understand explanationReply
syedJazakallahu Khairan….All praise to be Allah!!!Reply
Samad nassirniaMay Allah bless you
HiraJazakAllah-al-KhairReply
JamalSubhanAllah …. JazakAllah Khair…. May Allah bless you with best of Both the worlds. very well explained and Indeed it’s very good documentation… May ﷲ reward you. Thank you . JazakAllah KhairReply
Shaik Mohammed NazishThanks a ton for explaining in simplest way and very easy to understand… May Allah shower his blessings upon you and the team.
Syed Imtiaz AhmedAlhamdulilla. All information is very good. But I wanted to know the Arabic Dua during the Tawaf and said time.Reply
SaifAlhamdulillah
umarjazakallah hair may Allah grant you jannat firdaus AMINReply
rohaJazakallah KhairReply
User875Jazakallahu KhairunReply
Muhammed IslamJazakh Allah KhairanReply
AzriMasha allah.Nicely written and illustrated.May allah grant us all an opportunity to be in that place in our lifetime.AAMEENReply
AfrozAlhamdulillah and Jazakallah Khair. Very well explained. May Allah( SWT) bless you immensely with His blessings in both worlds.Reply
Nissar WaniGod Almighty bless you. Perfectly elaborated….Jazakallahkhair!!Reply
SohelJazakallah for this great and helpful information.
Khawja mateenThis is the best brief i have ever read completely, jazakallah hu qhair, may ALLAH free you and me from all the sins and grant us jannah
Mohammed FayazJazakumullahuReply
Javeed MaqboolJazakkallah…easy and clearReply
AishaMa shaa Allah wa barakallahu it’s a rich and well explained article. Kudos to the writerReply
Dr farwa SyedsubhanAllah, May Allah Pak bless you.Reply
Jabin IslamJazak Allah Khair for this very thorough and easy to follow guide on performing umrah. I was looking into buying a guide but wasnt sure which to get, but problem solved. This guide is simple and very comprehensive and includes points where i should do dua and read durud sharif on our Prophet Muhammad ﷺ . May Allah swt bless you immensely for your efforts.
Muhammad Shahbaz YousufJazak Allah may Allah reward you for this effort and bless you Endless.Reply
FARRUKH ALTAFJazakallah! Well explained.Reply
Zameer ShaikAlhadulillah, this article is beautifully scripted. May Allah SWT be pleased with the scribes. Jazakmullahu Khairan!Reply
Ubaid ur rehmanThanks a lot. I have learnt a lot about how to do umrah.Reply
HMJazak Allah Khair for taking the time to write this in-depth and easy to understand article.Reply
AhmedVery nicely explained and very simple way allah s.w.t. give you a good reward.
TariqThank you for the time spent writing and publishing this useful information, I am planning for Umrah again next month iA. This has helped me to refresh from scratch. May Allah reward you and everyone performing and those who are still planning.Reply
Sufi MiahJazak allahReply
Muhammad MohsinJazakallah Khair, a very well written article. Highly appreciatedReply
mohammed pervezVery nice and helpful information thank uReply
IslamiyyahMay Allah reward you with Jannatul Frudauz for the detailed explanation. AmeenReply
nadiathank you, I will follow this in feb 2023, much appreciated.Reply
Fureratu ZakariExcellent piece. Jazakallahu KhairanReply
MUHAMMAD ASIMJazakh Allah KhairReply
RedwanJazaaallah, May Almighty Allah bless you with Janatul alfardos for this explained procedureReply
MoizuddinVery well explainedReply
ZainabJazakh Allah Khair – so well explained and very informative. May Allah be pleased with your work and grant you jannat firidaus – Allahuma AmeenaReply
MonisJazakallah for creating this easy to understand guide! I used this during my Umrah step by step and Alhamdilillah it was my best Umrah experience. The English translations are gold and I loved that I just have to scroll to get to the next step. May Allah reward you abundantly for each person who used this to perform their Umrah
just a suggestion to pls make the comment section collapsible so it doesn’t increase the page length, because it kept scrolling all the way down each time I put my phone away, and I have to scroll back up, and secondly pls include subsections in the table of contents with a collapsible sticky sidebar if possible for quick navigation to various sections of the table of contents.ReplyMuhammad IslamsubhanAllohi wabihamdi adada khaliqihi wariduo nafsihi wa zinata arshihi wa midada kalimatihi SubhanAllohil azeem alhamdulillahi kathiro Allohu akbar kabiro subhanAllohi bukratau uasuila, Allohumma solli ala Muhammad wa bareek ala Muhammad innaka Hameedum Majeed,
Katijah ibrahimThank you very much yr explanations on umrah. It is very clear and easy to understand……..may allah bless you. .. .jazakumullahu khairReply
Muhammad Bilal RafiqueVery clear & informative,easy to understand.Jazak AllahReply
Shazia AnsariJazakumallahu khaira khairan katheeran. Ma shaa Allah well done. You have explained so well.Reply
Zahraجزاک اللہ خیرا
MOHAMMED OMER FAROOQJazakallahu Khair for sharing in simple words.Reply
Salma KhalidJazakAllah khair for suxh a beautiful clear and informed article. This will be my guide for my upcoming umrah in shaa Allah. Allah reward you immensely.Reply
Aneaq ahmadWell explained!Reply
Saniya firdoseJazak allahu khairan kaseera for the guidance,it was really really helpful and easily understandable. May Allah reward you with abandoned of goodness and grant you jannah AmeenReply
Awan MishaalJazakallah khair for paving the way for the first time performers of umrah.Reply
Abdul Latheefبارك الله فيك
Suleman AhmedMasha Allah and Jazak Allah Khair for such detailed information. May Allah Subhanu Tallah accept all your efforts. Ameen Ya Rabul KareemReply
Mohammed MohsinJazak Allahu khayranReply
Shakir Hasan LasneJazak Allah Khair for your detailed information. May Allah bless you and your family.Reply
Balikowa AmuzaMa shaa ALLAH
Shamimma JugooJazzakallah khairan .Well explained n very informative.
Nabeela SaeedJazakAllah khair for this step by step guide. May Allah accept our Duas and Ibada. AmeenReply
UMAR LWANGAThank you so much for this Hajj and Umrah guidelines, it’s clear and understandable. I pray to The Almighty Allah to reward you with what you need most in abundance. InshaAllah.Reply
Ghazi Sharique Ahmad BhartiyaNicely articulated in a lucid way. Easy understanding makes better execution. Kudos to author
shaheenaAmazing help. JazakAllah KhairReply
GufranThank youReply
zugham atiqwe use this information its very help . we did over Umra in Feb 2022. may allah blessed you for the guidance of Umra. Jazkhala kheerReply
IzaanI love
gherReplyMusa Ibrahim MaigatariJazakaalahu bil khair.Reply
Kiram AliSukran for this Umrah guideReply
Muneer ul IslamJazakallah. Very well and lucidity explained, leaving no doubt in mind. May Allah reward you for this great effort. Sincere regards and thanksReply
FarruqJazakAllah Khairan, very well explained.Reply
SeemaJazakallahReply
Bashir Ahmed RangrezMasha Allah thanks you for the guidance of umrah. Jazakallah khairan may almighty Allah bless you with Janatulfardos for the explained the procedure.Reply
Hadul Pilotthank youReply
LukyamuziVery precise and concise MashaaAllah barakaraw fiikumReply
SyedaMa sha allahh…ur explanation is easier to understand and step by step well explained ma sha allahh ..may allah n his Rasool allah bless u immensely in both the world ameenReply
TalibDalwaiAs Salaam AlaikumThanks for the details of UmrahReply
YusraJazakAllah Khair very well explained
ReplyOktayAll good i just com back from umrah please do doa alla exept my umrah thanksReply
Noor U AhmedMa Sha Allah Its a super explanation .Reply
shafq ahmadma sha . Allah . jazak . Allah. Great effort and complete knowledge about Umra. one must read carefully and learn it and remember it and tell others so that every one may perform Umra rightly. Really great work has been done which has made the task much easier for every one.Reply
Afolabi OladayoJazakalahu KhayranReply
Sadiyah MuhammadShukran for putting this together . May Allah SWT reward your good deedsReply
FaizaJazakallah khair for explaining it in detail! May Allah bless you!Reply
Munsif KhanGreat Efforts May Allah Success u…Reply
MhidzJazahk Allah Khairan for the well explained guide.Reply
Asana MahmoodThanks for the education about umrah it has been great i need to raise money and perform both umrah and hajj it self inshallah.Reply
Mohammad Golam MahboobI have gone through this entire article of yours. This is well planned and easily comprehensible. I’ve indeed hugely benefited having read this. May Allah help us all who are about to perform Umrah.Reply
Awudu MohammedAllah AkbarReply
BALACUIT ARLINEAmeen and AmeenReply
M.S.F.ShaznaJazaaallah, May Almighty Allah bless you with Janatul alfardos for this explained procedureReply
Shermalyn Palahuddinthank you so much. may allah blessed you for the guidance of umraReply
FadimatuMasha Allah thanks you somuch for this comprehensive articles on how to perfum ummara.may Allah reward you aboundantly ameen.Reply
Gufran AhmadJazakallah khairReply
Shamim EjazJazakamullah khair, briefly explained in simple language in accordance with Quran and Sunnah.Reply
Wada AliyuGood and precised explanation. JazakumulLahu khairan.Reply
Abdulkadir YahayaMaa Shaa Allah. Jazakhallah KhairanReply
Muhammad SajidJazak Allah KhairReply
RashidaMasha Allah, thank you.Reply
HawawuAllahu AkbarReply
NuhuThank you very much. Jazakallahu khairanReply
MOHAMMED GAIDAMMasha Allah…Jazakh Allah Khair.Reply
Mohammedجزاك اللهُ خيراًReply
HajarahJazakumullah KhaeranReply
Abdul AzeezFantastic explanationReply
Muhammed Adewale TijaniJazakallahu KhairanReply
Sani MamaMasha’Allah very indepth information and easy to understand.jzkm.May Allah reward you.Reply
Fahim IssackThank you for all your help i did not understand it in Arabic and just wanted the transcript and the steps we follow during umrah all i can say is may allah take you to janah.Reply
Abdi AliJazaaallah, May Almighty Allah bless you with Janatul alfardos for this explained procedureReply
Muhammad ButtJazakh Allah Khair.Reply
AyeshaJhazakhAllah Khair! Really appreciate the well detailed rep by step instructions. May Allah swt reward you immensely with His blessings in both worlds.Reply
Mohammed Ajaz AhmedJazakallah khair brother
Ibrahim Usman IdrissJazakumullahu on this well explained procedure may jannatul Firdaus be your final abode. AmeenReply
Muhammed Abu khalilMay Allah reward you an accept this from you, and place it on your scale of good deedsReply
SafiyaCan I relax from stress of journey from madina like sleep for some hours and take some meals before going start umrahReply
Mozammelyes you can sister…Reply
Farimang Luqman Kaba jawaraAsalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu. I just did a second Umrah, first time was with a guide then a few weeks later I did by myself using these instructions..mashallah it was helpful but I have a few doubts I want to clarify. At safa we make a Dua, then at Marwa we make the same Dua – do we repeat it 3x like we began at safa? Also do we say the Dua again at safa until we finish the 7 laps? I did the Dua at both safa marwah but first time I did it three times then every other time just once. The guide that took me the first time only said it at safa and only once. Jazakallahu KhairanReply
habib akbarpraise worthy full of sunnahReply
Muhammad AmaanVery useful information.Reply
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