Hajj and Umrah Complete Guide

About Hajj and Umrah Complete Guide

Introducing our app that provides all the information you need for Hajj and Umrah, designed for Muslims community of the world. Muslims from all over the world go to Makkah to do Hajj and Umrah because they worship and obey Allah. Hajj, which is one of the fundamental five pillars of Islam, is a mandatory religious duty for Muslims. All Muslims who are healthy and have enough money should try to go to Makkah for Hajj at least once in their life.

Umrah isn't obligatory, but it holds great spiritual significance for Muslims. It allows them to seek forgiveness, purification, and blessings. Hajj and Umrah provide believers with a valuable opportunity to deepen their faith, recommit themselves to the teachings of Islam, and reinforce a feeling of unity and equality among Muslims coming from a variety of cultural and geographical backgrounds.

Step-by-step Hajj guide:

Begin Hajj and Umrah by bathing and dressing in Ihram garments before you arrive at the Miqat. Start chanting the Talbiyah as you wear Ihram. When you get to Makkah, carry out the Tawaf Qudum at Masjid al-Haram, unless it was already completed during Umrah.

After completing Tawaf, go to Sa'i. On the 8th of Dhu al-Hijjah, go to Mina and spend the night there to get ready for the next day's activities. On the 9th of Dhu al-Hijjah, head to the plains of Arafat after the sun rises. Stay in Arafat for the day, praying, asking for forgiveness, and worshiping until the sun sets.

After the sun sets, head to Muzdalifah to perform the Maghrib and Isha prayers. Gather stones for the ritual of stoning Satan. On the 10th of Dhu al-Hijjah, which is Eid al-Adha, go to Mina and throw seven stones at each of the three pillars that represent Satan, saying "Allahu Akbar" with each throw.

Following the stoning of the pillars, carry out an animal sacrifice to honor Abraham's devotion to Allah. After completing the Hajj rituals, men should shave or cut their hair, whereas women trim a small part of their hair.

After leaving Mina, go back to Makkah to perform Tawaf Afaza around the Kaaba, followed by Sa'i between Safa and Marwah for Hajj. Return to Mina on the 11th, 12th, and possibly 13th of Dhu al-Hijjah to continue stoning Satan.

During the nights, spend time in Mina for worship and reflection. Before leaving Mecca, perform Tawaf al-Wada' around the Kaaba as a final act of worship and goodbye to the holy city.

Step by step Umrah Guide:

The Hajj Umrah Guide App provides a complete explanation of the Umrah process in Makkah, following the steps of Prophet Muhammad PBUH. It offers step-by-step guidance for performing Umrah.

The Hajj and Umrah guide app advises pilgrims to bathe and don Ihram garments before reaching Miqat. Men should wear two white clothes, and women need to dress modestly. Since Miqat boundaries differ by country, put on Ihram before your flight. Upon arriving at Jeddah Airport, you are at the Meeqat.

The Complete Hajj Umrah Guide App includes prayers for Hajj and Umrah before beginning Umrah. Enter the state of Ihram and recite the Talbiyah prayer. Begin Tawaf from the corner with the Black Stone. If you can, touch or kiss it. Walk around the Kaaba seven times, starting and ending at the Black Stone, praising Allah. After Tawaf, go to Sa'i. Walk between Safa and Marwah seven times, praising Allah during Sa'i.

After Sa'i, men can either trim or shave their hair, while women should trim a small part. To end Ihram, perform tahlil. Men change into normal clothes, and women switch from Ihram clothes to regular attire. Spend time praying at Masjid al-Haram. Drink Zamzam water and pray for yourself, your family, and the Muslim community. Stay focused and devoted during your Umrah journey, understanding the importance of each step and getting closer to Allah. May your Umrah be successful.

Download our Hajj and Umrah Guide for detailed instructions on performing Umrah and Hajj. Keep us in your prayers.