What is Umrah Badal?

Umrah Badal refers to the practice of performing Umrah on behalf of another person who is unable to undertake the pilgrimage themselves. It is a concept that allows individuals to fulfill the performance of Umrah on behalf of someone else, typically due to reasons such as illness, old age, physical incapacity, or any other valid constraint.

The term "Badal (بدل)" in Arabic means "substitution" or "in lieu of." Therefore, Umrah Badal can be understood as the substitutionary performance of Umrah for someone unable to do it themselves. The person undertaking the Umrah Badal assumes the responsibility and intention of performing the pilgrimage on behalf of the individual they are representing.

Umrah Badal is seen as a compassionate act, providing an opportunity for individuals who are unable to physically partake in the journey to still receive the spiritual rewards and blessings associated with Umrah.

When performing Umrah Badal, it is customary for the person undertaking the pilgrimage on behalf of another (the "proxy") to fulfill all the necessary rites and rituals of Umrah with sincerity and devotion. This includes entering the state of Ihram, performing Tawaf around the Kaaba, and completing the Sa'i. The intention throughout the process is to fulfill the duty on behalf of the person they are representing.

Who will be performing the Umrah on behalf of myself or others?

We are pleased to inform you that our dedicated team, consisting of students of knowledge from local universities in Makkah, will perform the Umrah on your behalf. These individuals have a sound understanding of the rituals and practices of Umrah and are committed to carrying out the journey with the utmost devotion and sincerity.

As students of knowledge, they have undergone religious education and training, equipping them with the necessary knowledge and understanding of the specific rites and requirements of Umrah. They are well-versed in the principles pertaining to the pilgrimage, ensuring that the Umrah is performed in accordance with shariah.

How does the Umrah Badal service work?

1. Provide Necessary Details

Provide the necessary details by entering the name and gender of the person on whose behalf you wish to book the Umrah Badal. Once you have filled in the required information, click the 'Add to Cart' button to proceed.

2. Review and Securely Complete the Transaction

Review your selection and make any necessary adjustments by clicking on the 'View Cart' button. Proceed to the checkout process by clicking the 'Proceed to Checkout' button. Follow the prompts to complete the transaction securely.

3. Notifying the Student of Knowledge

After completion of the payment, we will promptly notify the student of knowledge who will be performing the Umrah Badal. They will be provided with the precise name of the individual on whose behalf the Umrah Badal is to be conducted as well as any additional requests.

4. Confirmation and Documentation

Once the student has successfully completed the Umrah rites, we will notify you via email, confirming the completion of the Umrah Badal service. We will also send you a video capturing the various stages of the Umrah Badal as performed by the student as evidence of the completion of the pilgrimage.

What are the benefits of using our Umrah Badal service?

1. Fulfillment of Religious Obligation

Our Umrah Badal service allows you to fulfill the performance of Umrah on behalf of yourself or someone else who is unable to undertake the pilgrimage. By utilizing this service, you can ensure that the spiritual duty of performing Umrah is fulfilled, even in circumstances where it may not be physically possible. Umrah is obligatory in the Hanbali and Shafi’i schools of thought and a highly recommended practice in the Hanafi and Maliki schools.

2. Convenience and Ease

Our dedicated team takes care of all the necessary arrangements and logistics involved in performing Umrah on your behalf. This saves you the time, effort, and potential challenges associated with planning and executing the pilgrimage yourself.

3. Expertise and Knowledge

Our team comprises individuals who have a sound understanding of the rituals and practices of Umrah. They are highly experienced in performing Umrah, having completed it numerous times. Their expertise ensures that the Umrah is conducted properly and in full compliance with Shariah. With their expertise and knowledge, you can be assured that the Umrah will be performed to the highest standard.

4. Spiritual Rewards

By utilizing our Umrah Badal service, you can earn spiritual rewards not only for yourself but also for the person on whose behalf you are performing the Umrah. It is a means to seek closeness to Allah and gain His blessings and forgiveness.

5. Peace of Mind

Entrusting the performance of Umrah to our experienced team provides you with peace of mind. You can have confidence that the Umrah will be carried out with utmost sincerity and, ensuring that your intentions and the intentions of the person you represent are fulfilled.

6. Documentation and Confirmation

Upon the completion of the Umrah Badal, we will provide you with a video to serve as evidence of the successful completion of the Umrah. This allows you to have tangible proof of the fulfillment of the pilgrimage.

For whom is Umrah Badal performed?

Umrah Badal can be performed on behalf of various individuals who are unable to undertake the pilgrimage themselves due to valid reasons. Here are some examples of who Umrah Badal can be performed for:

1. Elderly individuals who may face physical limitations that prevent them from undertaking the journey.
2. People with chronic illnesses or medical conditions that make it challenging or risky for them to travel.
3. Those who are temporarily incapacitated due to injury or illness.
4. Individuals with financial constraints that hinder their ability to travel for Umrah.
5. Parents, relatives, or loved ones who have passed away and were unable to perform Umrah during their lifetime. In this case, Umrah Badal is performed as a form of offering supplication and seeking blessings for the deceased.
6. Individuals who are unable to obtain the necessary travel documentation or face legal restrictions that prevent them from traveling to Makkah.

Is it permissible to perform Umrah Badal on behalf of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, other Prophets Q, and the Sahaba M?

Performing Umrah, including Tawaf and other acts of worship, on behalf of Rasulullah ﷺ, other Prophets, and the Sahaba is permissible. By undertaking this noble responsibility, one can attain great rewards. It is crucial, however, to ensure that the intention is made for one person only during each Ihram. Mixing intentions for multiple individuals during the same Ihram is not considered valid and may render the Umrah incorrect.

How do I enter into Ihram for Umrah on behalf of someone else?

To enter into Ihram for Umrah for someone else, let's take the example of performing Umrah on behalf of Rasulullah ﷺ. The person making the intention would do so as follows: "I am entering into Ihram for Umrah and reciting the Talbiyah on behalf of Rasulullah ﷺ." After making this intention, the Umrah will be performed without making any additional intentions for other acts to be performed on his behalf.

Are there any specific hadiths regarding performing Umrah for someone else?

Yes, there are specific hadiths that highlight the permissibility and virtue of performing Umrah on behalf of others.

Abdullah ibn Abbas I narrated:

A woman from the tribe of Khath'am said, "O Allah's Messenger! My father is an old man and cannot perform Hajj and Umrah, nor can he sit firmly on the camel. Can I perform Hajj and Umrah on his behalf?" The Prophet ﷺ replied, "Yes, you may perform Hajj and Umrah on his behalf. Don't you think that if your father had a debt, you would pay it off for him? Fulfill the obligations of your parents, for they are amongst your best opportunities (to earn rewards)." (Abu Dawood)

Abdullah ibn Abbas I narrated:

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said, "Whoever performs Hajj for Allah's sake and does not have sexual relations with his wife, and does not do evil or sins then he will return (after Hajj free from all sins) as if he were born anew." The companions asked, "O Allah's Messenger! Should we perform Hajj every year?" He replied, "If you have the means to do so, then yes. And whoever performs Umrah on behalf of his parents, or performs Umrah on behalf of one of them, then he should fulfill their pledges and debts, and Allah will record a good deed for him for every step he takes." (Bukhari)

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What is Sadaqah?

Sadaqah (Arabic: صدقة‎‎) refers to providing charity to the poor and needy as compensation (Fidyah) for any missed actions or violations related to Hajj or Umrah.

When a person cannot fulfil a specific action or inadvertently violates a law associated with Hajj or Umrah, they can offer Sadaqah as compensation. This act of charity demonstrates remorse and a desire to rectify any shortcomings that may have occurred during the pilgrimage.

What type of Sadaqah is it?

The Sadaqah you provide will take the form of nutritious meals for the needy in Makkah. The meals will be distributed with care and compassion, ensuring that they reach those who require them the most.

Will I receive proof of the Sadaqah?

You will receive an email notification that your Sadaqah has been distributed.

You will also receive an image or video of the Sadaqah distribution that takes place if you request one.

Why might I need to pay Sadaqah?

Following are some actions that might require you to pay Sadaqah:

• Applying small amounts of fragrances to the body/clothing or applying fragrances to small portions of the body/clothing.
• Wearing stitched clothing or prohibited footwear for a small amount of time.
• Covering a small portion of the head or the face.
• Shaving, cutting, trimming or removing small amounts of hair from the body.
• Clipping a few nails on the hands or feet.
• Not performing obligatory actions of Hajj or Umrah completely or properly. For example, omitting a circuit of Sa'i or performing Sa'i with a wheelchair without a valid reason would require Sadaqah to be paid.
• Causing harm to an animal.
• Killing lice or locusts.
• Cutting trees or grass within the boundaries of the Haram.

Please refer to these tables which provide a more comprehensive overview of actions that would require Sadaqah.

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After the sacrifice, the meat will be distributed to the poor and needy among the people of Makkah.

We facilitate three types of Qurbani:

1. Qurbani for Hajj pilgrims during the Days of Hajj

We perform the obligatory Qurbani (also known as Hady or Dam al-Shukr) within the Haram, ensuring it is completed with tarteeb (in the correct order of rituals as per the Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ) on the 10^th of Dhul Hijjah after the pilgrim completes Rami al-Jamarat. For those who follow the Hanafi school, this is especially important because failure to follow the correct sequence of rituals, for example, carrying out the Qurbani before Rami al-Jamat or after cutting the hair would result in a penalty (damm).

2. Qurbani non-Hajj pilgrims during the Days of Hajj

We provide Qurbani services for non-Hajj pilgrims, allowing individuals to fulfill their obligation during Eid al-Adha. The Qurbani for non-Hajj pilgrims can be performed anywhere in the world and is not confined to the Haram of Makkah. However, our Qurbanis will be carried out in Makkah.

3. Nafl Qurbani (Sadaqah)

For those who wish to perform this voluntary act of worship and charity at any time of the year. This can be done to seek Allah's pleasure, express gratitude for blessings, for a particular intention, or as an ongoing charity on behalf of oneself or deceased loved ones.

What is Qurbani?

Qurbani (Arabic: قربانى), refers to the ritual sacrifice of an animal, usually a sheep, goat, cow, or camel. In the context of Hajj, this takes place on the 10th of Dhul Hijjah, which marks the day of Eid al-Adha.

There are several types of Qurbani:

Qurbani for Hajj pilgrims (Hajj Qurbani)

• This Qurbani, also known as Hady, is mandatory for pilgrims performing Hajj al-Tamattu or Hajj al-Qiran as a part of their pilgrimage rituals.
• It signifies gratitude to Allah for the privilege of performing Hajj.
• The sacrifice is carried out within the boundaries of the Haram during the 10th of Dhul Hijjah.
• The meat from the sacrifice is distributed to the poor in the Haram area.

Qurbani for non-Hajj pilgrims

• This type of Qurbani is obligatory for Muslims who do not perform Hajj but meet specific criteria (e.g., each sane Muslim adult possessing wealth above the Nisab threshold).
• It is performed during the three days of Eid al-Adha (10th, 11th, and 12th of Dhul Hijjah) as an act of worship and submission to Allah.
• The sacrificed animal's meat can be distributed among the poor, family, and oneself.
• Unlike the Qurbani for Hajj pilgrims (Hady), which must be carried out within the Haram boundaries, the Qurbani for non-Hajj pilgrims does not have any geographical restriction.

Nafl Qurbani (voluntary sacrifice)

• This is a non-obligatory sacrifice performed by Muslims at any time of the year as a supererogatory act of worship.
• It is often done to seek Allah's pleasure, express gratitude for blessings, for a particular intention, or as an ongoing charity on behalf of oneself or deceased loved ones.
• For instance, a Muslim may make a personal vow to offer a Qurbani if a specific prayer or dua is answered, such as recovering from an illness or succeeding in a significant endeavour.
• The meat from this sacrifice will be distributed to the needy in the Haram.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Qurbani in Makkah

Who needs to perform Qurbani?

The obligation of Qurbani (for Hajj pilgrims and non-Hajj pilgrims) rests upon every sane, mature Muslim who possesses the necessary wealth that surpasses the Nisab threshold, the minimum amount upon which Zakat becomes obligatory.

What types of Qurbani do you offer?

We offer the following types of Qurbani:

• Hajj Qurbani (Hady): Specifically for Hajj pilgrims performing Hajj al-Tamattu or Hajj al-Qiran.
• Obligatory Eid Qurbani: For eligible non-Hajj pilgrims.
• Nafl Qurbani: Voluntary sacrifices made as an act of worship or for a specific intention.
• Fidyah (Damm): For Umrah and Hajj pilgrims who have made a mistake during their pilgrimage. Damm can be ordered here.

Where will the Qurbani be performed?

The Qurbani will be conducted by our dedicated team at a reputable farm located within the sacred precincts of Makkah. We take great pride in upholding the highest standards of animal welfare and compassion throughout the entire process.

Can I order a Qurbani if I am not performing Hajj?

Yes, we facilitate Qurbani for both Hajj and non-Hajj pilgrims, including Nafl Qurbani for those wishing to make a voluntary sacrifice.

What is Tarteeb in Qurbani (Hady) for Hajj pilgrims?

Tarteeb refers to the correct order and sequence of performing the rituals during Hajj on the 10^th of Dhul Hijjah. On this day, the correct sequence of rituals as per the Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ is as follows:

1. Rami (pelting) of Jamarah al-Aqaba (the big pillar).
2. Hady (qurbani - sacrificing an animal) – this is only wajib (obligatory) for pilgrims performing Hajj al-Tamattu and Hajj al-Qiran. For those performing Hajj al-Ifrad, Hady is recommended.
3. Halq/Taqsir (cutting the hair).
4. Tawaf al-Ziyarah and Sa’i.

For followers of the Hanafi school of thought, following the sequence of rites incorrectly will result in a penalty (damm). For the other three schools of thought, namely the Maliki, Shafi’i and Hanbali schools, although following the correct sequence is recommended, failure to do so will not result in penalty.

I am a Hanafi, and it’s important that I follow Tarteeb. How can you guarantee this?

Our team will ensure that your Hajj Qurbani is performed according to the prescribed sequence and in line with your schedule while following the correct Tarteeb.

Simply notify us after completing Rami on the 10^th of Dhul Hijjah via our website or WhatsApp. We’ll provide you with an approximate timeframe for your Qurbani, followed by a confirmation once it’s completed, allowing you to shave your head and exit Ihram.

I follow another school and don’t need to strictly stick to Tarteeb. When will you fulfil my order?

For orders that don’t require Tarteeb, they will be completed by the 10th of Dhul Hijjah. You will receive a notification informing you of its completion.

Which animal will be sacrificed?

We offer you the chance to fulfill your obligations by sacrificing either a healthy sheep or goat, in complete accordance with the prescribed guidelines.

Rest assured that the animals we provide for the Qurbani service are carefully selected to ensure their optimal health and well-being. We prioritize the well-being of the animals, ensuring that they are healthy and free from any defects.

Where will the meat be distributed?

The meat resulting from the Qurbani will be exclusively distributed to the residents of Makkah who are in need. Our dedicated team is committed to conducting the distribution in a manner that ensures the utmost benefit for those who require assistance the most.

Will I receive proof of the Qurbani?

Upon the successful completion of the Qurbani, we will provide you with, if requested, a video or photograph as tangible proof of the sacrifice.

Do you handle urgent Qurbani requests?

We do our best to accommodate urgent requests, especially during the Hajj season. Please contact us directly to discuss your needs.

How is the price of Qurbani determined?

The cost varies based on the type of animal, current market rates, and logistical considerations. We strive to offer fair and competitive pricing.

Can I donate a Nafl (Voluntary) Qurbani on behalf of someone else?

Yes, you can dedicate a Nafl Qurbani on behalf of yourself, a loved one, or a deceased family member.

What is the significance of performing a Nalf Qurbani in Makkah?

Performing Qurbani in Makkah, the holiest city in Islam, does hold special significance and blessings. While Qurbani performed anywhere with the intention of seeking Allah’s pleasure is considered valid, there are certain virtues associated with offering the sacrifice in Makkah. Here are some of the reasons why having your Qurbani done in Makkah is considered special:

1. Proximity to the Sacred Sites

Makkah is the location of the Kaaba, the most sacred site in Islam. Performing Qurbani in Makkah means being in close proximity to the House of Allah, enhancing the spiritual experience and connection.

2. The reward for good deeds in Makkah is multiplied

The reward for good deeds performed in Makkah is significantly multiplied due to its status

3. Commemoration of the Sacrifice of Ibrahim S

Makkah holds deep historical and religious significance as the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and the location where Prophet Ibrahim S and his son Ismail S are believed to have carried out the act of sacrifice. Offering Qurbani in Makkah allows for a closer association with the traditions and acts of these highly honourable prophets.

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What is Damm?

Damm (Arabic: دم) refers to the sacrifice of a small animal such as a sheep or a goat as compensation (Fidyah) for missing an action or violating a Hajj or Umrah-related law. Damm must be carried out in Makkah.

Damm is obligatory when you have:

1. Violated one of the prohibitions of Ihram, such as applying perfume or cutting the hair.
2. Failed to perform a wajib act of Hajj, such as crossing the Miqat without entering into the state of Ihram.
3. Transgressed the sanctity of the Haram, such as killing an animal within its boundaries.

Please refer to these tables which provide a more comprehensive overview of actions that would require Damm.

Where will you perform the sacrifice?

The Damm will be expertly conducted by our dedicated team at a reputable farm within the sacred precincts of Makkah. We pride ourselves on upholding the highest standards of animal welfare and compassion throughout the process.

Which animal will be sacrificed?

We offer you the chance to fulfil your obligations by sacrificing either a healthy sheep or goat, in complete accordance with the prescribed guidelines.

The animals we provide for the Damm service are carefully selected to ensure their health and well-being. We take great care in choosing animals that are healthy, of the correct age and free of any defects inline with Shariah regulations.

Where will the meat be distributed?

The meat from the sacrificed animal will be exclusively distributed to the poor and needy residents of Makkah. Our team is dedicated to ensuring that the distribution is carried out in a manner that benefits those who are most in need.

Will I receive proof of the Damm?

Upon completion of the Damm, we will provide you with a video that serves as proof of the sacrifice, if requested.

What are the benefits of using your Damm service?

Expertise and Proper Handling

Our team consists of experienced professionals who are well-versed in the proper procedures and guidelines for performing Damm. They understand the religious significance and importance of this act and ensure that it is conducted following the principles of Shariah as per guidelines.

Convenience and Peace of Mind

By utilizing our Damm service, you can avoid the complexities and logistical challenges of arranging and performing Damm yourself. Our team takes care of all the necessary arrangements, including selecting healthy animals, performing the sacrifice, and distributing the meat to the designated recipients. This allows you to focus on your spiritual intentions and have peace of mind knowing that the Damm is being carried out properly.

Assurance of Proper Distribution

We ensure that the meat from the sacrificed animals is distributed as per Islamic law to the poor and needy individuals in Makkah. This ensures that your act of Damm reaches those who are most deserving and in need, fulfilling the purpose of this charitable act.

Documentation and Proof

After the Damm is completed, we provide documentation as proof of the sacrifice if requested. This includes a video that verifies the performance of Damm on your behalf. Having such documentation can give you a sense of satisfaction and assurance that your obligation has been fulfilled.

What are some examples of actions that would require Damm?

• Entering the Miqat without coming into Ihram.
• Applying fragrances or perfumes to the body or the clothing, or using scented substances.
• Applying henna or kohl to the body.
• Wearing stitched/sewn/tailored clothing that fits the shape of the body, in the case of men. For example, wearing underwear, shirts, trousers and jackets.
• Wearing footwear that covers the ankle, in the case of men.
• Covering the head or face.
• Shaving, cutting, trimming or removing hair from any part of the body.
• Clipping the nails on the hands or feet.
• Kissing, touching or embracing a person of the opposite gender with lust/desire.
• Having sexual relations. Depending on when this takes place, it could also invalidate the Hajj or Umrah.
• Hunting a prohibited animal.
• Omitting an obligatory action of Hajj or Umrah or not performing it in the way it should be performed.

See these tables for a more comprehensive overview of actions that would require Damm.

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Premium Ihram

We have sourced the best premium Ihram for men. This two-piece premium Ihram is made from cotton and weighs 1400g. It has a very light and comfortable feel to it. Its dimensions are 45 x 90 inches (115 x 230 cm).

Ihram belt

We stock the best Ihram belt for your pilgrimage. The belt is white in colour and adjustable to fit most waist sizes. It is practical to use and comfortable. It has several zipped and velcro compartments to store valuables such as money and your mobile phone.

Ihram pins

Our quality Ihram pins allow you to keep your rida (the top part of the Ihram clothing) securely fastened. Our pins are durable, sturdy and difficult to break, allowing you to ensure you don't expose your awrah during your pilgrimage.

Digital tasbeeh counter

Our premium digital tasbeeh counter has a number of features allowing you to keep count of your adhkar during pilgrimage. It has an LED light and five channels, meaning you can keep a count of up to five different adhkar at one time.

String bag

Our premium string bag is made of high-quality polyester water-resistant material. It contains a large compartment which will allow you to take your shoes into the mosque and two smaller pockets allowing you to carry valuables and other items.

Prayer mat with compass

Our prayer mat with compass is highly portable and can easily fit in your pocket or bag. The compass attached to the mat will help you to find the correct direction for prayer.

Miswak

The miswak is a twig that is chewed on for dental hygiene. It is highly recommended to use one and can be used like a toothbrush in the state of Ihram and throughout your pilgrimage.

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The miswak is a twig that is chewed on for dental hygiene. It is commonly used in Muslim countries and has been used for centuries.

There are many different types of miswak, but they all come from the Salvadora persica tree. The twigs are cut to size and then chewed on until they are soft.

The miswak can be used like a toothbrush in the state of Ihram and throughout your Hajj or Umrah journey.

History of miswak

The use of the miswak was recommended by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and so its use is considered to be part of the sunnah.

In a hadith, it is reported that the Prophet ﷺ said: "Were it not for the fear that it would be hard on my nation, I would have ordered them to brush their teeth with the miswak before every prayer."

The practice of using the miswak has been passed down through the generations of Muslims, and is still widely practiced today.

Miswak benefits

There are many benefits to using the miswak, including reducing plaque and gingivitis. It is also thought to be effective in preventing cavities and bad breath. It is also thought to be more effective than toothbrushes in removing plaque. In addition, the miswak has antiseptic properties that can help to prevent gum disease.

The benefits of using miswak are not just limited to dental hygiene. Some studies have shown that the miswak can also help with digestive problems, stress relief, and headaches. It is even being investigated as a possible treatment for cancer.

How to use miswak

The best way to use the miswak is to chew on it for about 10 minutes after every meal. You can also use it to brush your teeth. Be sure to rinse your mouth well after using the miswak to remove any residue.

If you are looking for a natural way to improve your dental health and fulfil a sunnah, consider using the miswak. It is an inexpensive and easy-to-use remedy that has been shown to be effective in preventing cavities.

This item is part of our Hajj Umrah premium pack.

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The compass attached to the mat will help you to find the correct direction for prayer, even when you are in an unfamiliar place. The mat is made from durable and easy-to-clean materials, so you can be sure that it will last.

• Material: Waterproof polyester
• Size: 60 x 100 cm
• Pocket size: 10 x 15 cm
• Weight: 87g

This item is part of our Hajj Umrah premium pack.

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1. You should take your string bag with you to the mosques in Makkah and Madinah to hold your footwear and other items. Although there are shoe racks outside the mosques, the shoes left there are sometimes moved by cleaners or other people. It is recommended that you take your shoes off before entering the mosque, put the shoes in your bag and go inside the mosque with the bag.
2. Your string bag can be used to carry a number of other essential items such as prayer books, tasbihs, sunglasses, medication etc. Please note, items such as tasbihs and prayer books should be placed in the front pocket rather than inside the main compartment with the shoes.
3. You can wear your string bag while in the state of Ihram to carry your belongings.

We have sourced the best string bag for you to use during your journey.

• Made of high-quality polyester
• Water-resistant material
• Size: height - 15.3 inches (39 cm), width - 13.3 inches (34 cm)
• Thickened drawstrings for comfort
• Large main compartment for bigger items such as shoes and bottles
• Small hidden internal pocket for valuables such as items and keys
• A good-sized front mesh pocket, ideal for items such as books

This item is part of our Hajj Umrah premium pack.

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To fasten your rida, you will only require two to three safety pins. However, as the Ihram is a heavy garment, these pins need to be large and sturdy. We have sourced the best Ihram safety pins.

• 10 safety pins
• Size: Large - 45mm
• Colour: Silver
• Material: Steel
• Durable, sturdy and difficult to break

This item is also part of our Hajj Umrah premium pack.

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We have sourced the best Ihram belt for your pilgrimage:

• White coloured
• Adjustable to fit most waist sizes
• Prevents the lower garment from slipping down whilst in Ihram
• Has several zipped and velcro compartments to store valuables such as money and your mobile phone
• Practical to use and comfortable

What is an Ihram belt?

An Ihram belt is a belt worn by Muslim men during the hajj and umrah pilgrimages. It is used to secure the Ihram clothing in place and prevent them from falling off. Some belts have a pouch attached to them, which can be used to store money, passports, and other items.

Is wearing an Ihram belt allowed?

Yes, it is allowed for men to wear a belt in the state of Ihram. However, it is important to note that the belt should not be made of anything that is considered luxurious or extravagant.

This item is also part of our Hajj Umrah premium pack.

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