Are you ready to embark on a sacred journey that aligns both your spiritual and financial goals? Planning a budget-friendly Umrah is not just about saving money; it’s about creating a stress-free experience that lets you focus on what truly matters. Did you know that the average cost of Umrah can vary by up to 40% depending on when and how you plan your journey? Smart planning not only saves money but also enhances the spiritual experience by reducing stress and uncertainty. Whether you’re planning your first Umrah or looking to make your next visit more economical, this comprehensive guide will walk you through proven strategies to make your pilgrimage both meaningful and affordable.
Understanding Umrah Basics and Best Times to Travel
The beautiful thing about Umrah, unlike Hajj, is its flexibility. This pilgrimage can be performed at any time of the year, creating endless opportunities to cut costs. Making thoughtful, informed choices about when to travel doesn’t just save money—it transforms the entire experience, both spiritually and financially.
Peak Seasons vs Off Peak Seasons
The peak seasons typically revolve around three main periods:
- Ramadan: Hotel prices can triple, and the holy sites are very crowded.
- School holidays: Both local and international school breaks lead to increased travel demand.
- Winter months (December-February): Pleasant weather attracts more pilgrims.
Off-peak seasons, the period between mid-January to early March (excluding school holidays) often offers the sweet spot of comfortable weather and reasonable prices. The temperatures usually hover around 75-85°F (24-29°C), making it perfect for worship without the intense heat of summer or the peak-season crowds.
The most meaningful Umrah experiences happen during the off-peak seasons. The quieter atmosphere, more affordable accommodations, and less crowded holy sites create a uniquely serene and spiritually enriching journey.
For 2025, April and May (before Ramadan) stand out with significantly lower rates, with hotel prices dropping by up to 40% compared to peak times.
Choosing the Right Time
The first ten days of each Islamic month tend to be busier than the latter part. If you can plan your visit during the last week of any Islamic month (except Ramadan), you’ll often find better deals and smaller crowds. This means more peaceful worship time at the Haram!
Performing Umrah during Ramadan holds special significance – the reward is said to be equivalent to performing Hajj with the Prophet (peace be upon him). However, if budget is a major concern, you might want to consider alternatives. The spiritual atmosphere during regular days can be equally moving, and sometimes even more helpful to peaceful reflection due to the reduced crowds.
Weather Consideration
Don’t underestimate the Makkah heat!
- Summer (June-September): Temperatures soar above 100°F (38°C). Although hotels are cheaper, additional costs for taxis and water can offset savings.
- Winter (December-February): Cooler weather makes worship and travel more comfortable but comes with higher accommodation.
Tips
1 tip: Saudi school holidays can significantly impact crowds and prices in Makkah and Madinah. The sweet spot is often when both Saudi schools and schools in your home country are in session.
Remember, at the end of the day, the best time for your Umrah is when you can perform it with peace of mind, both spiritually and financially. Don’t let anyone make you feel like there’s a “wrong” time to go – The House of Allah welcomes visitors year-round!
Navigating Visa Requirements and Documentation
Getting your Umrah visa in 2025 is way easier than it used to be! The Saudi government has made some awesome changes that make the whole process much more straightforward.
Here’s what you’ll need for your Umrah visa—
- A Valid Passport: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned travel dates. Without this, your application won’t be accepted.
- Two Passport-Sized Photos: Photos must be recent, with a white background, and in compliance with official requirements (e.g., no glasses or headwear unless for religious purposes).
- Meningitis Vaccination Certificate: Proof of a meningitis (ACWY) vaccine is mandatory and must be issued by a certified healthcare provider.
- Completed Visa Application Form: Fill out the form provided by the Saudi consulate or the agency handling your Umrah package. Double-check all details for accuracy.
- Proof of Muslim Identity: This could be a certificate from your local mosque, Islamic center, or a declaration of faith if requested.
- Travel Package Confirmation: Provide details of your approved Umrah package, including flight tickets, hotel reservations, and transportation within Saudi Arabia. Most consulates require these details to ensure your trip is fully planned.
2025 Update: Tourist Visa Option
For 2025, you can actually get a tourist visa to perform Umrah! This is super helpful if you’re planning to explore other parts of Saudi Arabia too. It’s like getting a 2-for-1 deal – you can do your pilgrimage AND check out amazing places like AlUla or Riyadh.
The visa fees in 2025 are pretty straightforward:
- Regular Umrah visa: Around $120-150 per person
- Tourist visa option: About $130 per person
- Processing fees: Usually between $30-50
Top Tips for a Smooth Application Process
1.Tip: Make sure the name on your passport matches exactly with the name on all your other documents. Even a small difference or a missing middle name—can cause delays or even rejection of your visa application.
2.Tip: Apply at least 2-3 months before your planned trip. Why? Because if anything needs fixing, you’ll have plenty of time to sort it out without stressing.
3.Tip: For families traveling together, submit all your applications together as a group. This usually speeds up the process and sometimes even saves you money on processing fees. Plus, it’s easier to keep track of everything when it’s all moving through the system at the same time.
4.Tip: Keep copies of everything, Take photos with your phone, make photocopies, email them to yourself. It might seem like overkill, but that one time you need a backup copy, you’ll be so glad you did this!.
Stay organized, start early, and keep everything simple
Finding Affordable Flights
Booking flights to Jeddah or Madinah for Umrah in 2025 can be cost-effective if you plan strategically. Timing is everything!
Best Times to Book:
- Tuesday Afternoons: Prices often drop around 3 PM (local time). Keep in mind that flight pricing is influenced by factors like demand, seasonality, and airline strategies, so monitor fares over time for the best deals.
Booking Strategies:
| Season | Best Time to Book Flights |
| Peak season (Ramadan) | 4-6 Months in advance |
| Off peak season | 2-3 Months in advance |
| Last Minute Deals | 2-3 weeks before departure (risky to wait) |
Recommended Airlines for 2025:
- Saudi Airlines (usually the most direct routes)
- Turkish Airlines (often cheaper but with stops)
- Emirates (great service, but watch for deals)
- Qatar Airways (good mix of price and comfort)
- Etihad Airways (sometimes has amazing sales)
Top Tips for Flight Booking
1.Tip: Use flight comparison websites, but don’t just stick to one! Always check at least three different sites because sometimes the prices can be really different.
2.Tip: Most people don’t know about: many airlines release new seats on Wednesdays, which means Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning can be a golden time to find deals.
3.Tip: Group bookings (10 or more people) can often get special rates. But here’s the catch: you usually need to call the airline directly for these rates. Don’t just book online without checking this option first!
4.Tip: Three Tab Trick:
- Open one tab for checking direct airline websites
- Use another tab for flight comparison sites
- Keep a third tab for checking prices through Umrah travel agencies
Sometimes, travel agencies have special deals with airlines that you can’t find anywhere else.
5.Tip: Be flexible with your travel dates if you can. Flying mid-week (Tuesday or Wednesday) is usually cheaper than weekend flights.
5.Tip: Many airlines are adding new routes to Saudi Arabia. This means more competition and better prices! Keep an eye out for announcements from different airlines about new routes – they often have special opening prices.
6.Tip: Check what’s included:
- Is checked baggage included?
- Do they provide meals?
- What’s their Zamzam water allowance?
- How much does it cost to choose seats?
Sometimes a flight that looks more expensive actually works out cheaper when you add up all the extra costs from budget airlines.
7.Tip: Sign up for price alerts! Set up alerts to monitor fare drops and grab deals quickly.
Budget Accommodation Options in Makkah and Madinah
The closer you are to the Haram, the more expensive your hotel will be. But here’s the good news: you can still find comfortable places to stay without spending a fortune!
Understanding Hotel Zones in Makkah
Here’s how the zones work:
- Zone 1 (Right next to Haram): Most expensive, can cost $200-500 per night
- Zone 2 (5-10 minute walk): Usually $100-200 per night
- Zone 3 (15-20 minute walk): Often $50-100 per night
- Zone 4 (Needs shuttle bus): Most affordable, starting at $30-40 per night
Tip – hotels in Zone 3 often give you the best value for money. Why? Because you’re still close enough to walk to the Haram, but you’re paying way less.
Smart Booking Strategies for 2025
Booking Hacks:
- Book 6 months ahead for high seasons
- Look for package deals that include breakfast
- Check if they offer free shuttle services
- Ask about group discounts (even for small families!)
Top Budget-Friendly Hotels:
In Makkah:
| Hotel Name | Zone | Price Range | Key Benefits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Al Safwah Royale Orchid | 2 (close to the Haram). | Usually $120–$150 per night | Offers luxury and unbeatable proximity for those who prioritize convenience during their stay. |
| 2. Anjum Hotel | 2 (near Haram). | $100–$130 per night | Combines modern facilities with great value, making it a top choice for families or groups. |
| 3. Le Meridien Makkah | 3 (a short walk to the Haram). | $80–$100 per night. | A well-known brand offering reliable service and comfort at a more affordable price. |
In Madinah:
| Hotel Name | Distance | Price Range | Key Benefits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Nozol Royal Inn | 10-minute walk to Masjid an-Nabawi. | $60–$80 per night. | Ideal for those seeking comfort within walking distance of Masjid an-Nabawi. |
| 2. Anwar Al Madinah Mövenpick | Extremely close to Masjid an-Nabawi. | $100/night | Perfect for travelers who want convenience and premium service. |
| 3. Bab Al Multazam Concorde | 15-minute walk to Masjid an-Nabawi | $50-$70/night | Great for families or small groups looking for quality and value near the mosque. |
Here’s a cool tip – many hotels offer better rates if you book through their WhatsApp business numbers.
Money-Saving Accommodation Hacks
Let me share some tricks:
1. Book a Bigger Room with a Kitchenette
- Why: Preparing simple meals in your room can save you a lot on dining expenses. It’s especially helpful for families or travelers with specific dietary needs.
- Pro Tip: Stock up on groceries from local markets for fresh and affordable ingredients.
2. Look for Hotels That Include Breakfast
- Why: Breakfast costs add up quickly, especially for longer stays. Choosing a hotel with complimentary breakfast ensures a good start to your day without extra expenses.
- Pro Tip: Some hotels even offer breakfast options suitable for early morning prayers.
3. Stay Slightly Further in Madinah
- Why: Unlike Makkah, walking distances in Madinah are generally more manageable. Staying a bit further from Masjid an-Nabawi can mean significant savings without sacrificing convenience.
- Pro Tip: Check the hotel’s walking distance or shuttle availability before booking.
4. Split Your Stay Between Different Hotels
- Why: Mixing luxury with budget-friendly stays lets you experience the best of both worlds. Stay closer to key locations during busy days and opt for quieter, budget-friendly options afterward.
- Pro Tip: This strategy works great for longer trips where variety keeps the experience fresh.
Watch Out for Hidden Costs
When booking budget accommodations, always confirm what’s included in the room rate. Hidden costs can quickly add up if overlooked. Here’s what to check:
| Extra Charges | Why it Matters |
|---|---|
| 1.Air Conditioning | In hot climates, air conditioning is a necessity, not a luxury. Some budget hotels charge extra for it, so confirm it’s included in the rate. |
| 2.Wifi | Many hotels advertise free Wifi, but some restrict it to common areas or charge for in-room access. Double-check the details if you need consistent connectivity. |
| 3.Extra Beds | Traveling with family or in a group? Some hotels charge for additional beds or cribs. Clarify this upfront to avoid surprises. |
| 4.Shuttle Service | Free shuttle services are a great perk, but some hotels charge for airport or local area transfers. Always confirm if it’s included. |
| 5.Laundry Facilities | Extended stays often require laundry, but some hotels charge steep rates for in-house services. Consider nearby laundromats or budget for this. |
Important Safety Tips
Even when you’re trying to save money, never compromise on safety. Here’s what you should always check:
- Make sure the hotel has proper fire exits
- Check recent reviews from other pilgrims
- Verify that they’re licensed by the Saudi authorities
- Confirm they have 24-hour security
Special Tip for 2025
Here’s something exciting for 2025 – several new budget hotels are opening up in both cities! They’re offering special opening rates to attract guests. Keep an eye out for these deals, especially in the Jabal Omar development in Makkah.
Remember, where you stay affects your whole Umrah experience. It’s okay to save money on accommodation, but make sure you can still rest properly and focus on your worship. Sometimes spending a little more for a better location or more comfortable room is worth it in the long run.
Transportation and Local Costs
Transportation during Umrah may seem like the easiest part to organize, but it often turns out to be more challenging than expected.
Getting From the Airport
From Jeddah Airport to Makkah
| Services | Cost | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Official Airport Taxis | 180–200 SAR ($48–53) | Convenient and available 24/7, but slightly pricier. |
| Uber/Careem | 150–170 SAR ($40–45) | A reliable, slightly cheaper alternative with fixed pricing. |
| Hotel Shuttle | Often free (depends on your hotel booking) | Check with your hotel in advance for availability and schedules |
| Shared Van Service | 90–100 SAR ($24–27) per person | A budget-friendly option, ideal for solo travelers or small groups. |
From Madinah Airport to the City Center
| Services | Cost | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Airport Taxi | 120–150 SAR ($32–40) | Convenient and available 24/7, but slightly pricier. |
| Uber/Careem | 100–120 SAR ($27–32) | A cost-effective option with the convenience of app-based booking. |
| Hotel Shuttle | Often free (varies by hotel) | Many hotels provide free pickup services, saving both money and hassle. |
| Shared Shuttle Service | 60–70 SAR ($16–19) per person | An economical choice, especially for those traveling light. |
Here’s a money-saving tip: if you’re traveling as a family or group, book a van instead of separate taxis
Getting Around Makkah
- Makkah Metro (During Hajj and Ramadan):
- Single trip: 3-5 SAR ($0.80-1.33)
- Day pass: 15-20 SAR ($4-5.33)
- Weekly pass: 60-70 SAR ($16-19)
- Local Buses:
- SAPTCO buses: 2-4 SAR per trip ($0.53-1.07)
- Hotel shuttle buses: Often free
- Public buses: 3-5 SAR ($0.80-1.33)
- Taxis/Ride-sharing:
- Short trips (under 10 minutes): 20-30 SAR ($5.33-8)
- Medium trips: 30-50 SAR ($8-13.33)
- Longer trips: 50-100 SAR ($13.33-26.67)
Here’s a secret tip : Walk during cooler hours and use transportation during hot times. Many hotels that say they’re “20 minutes walking distance” are actually more like 12-15 minutes if you know the shortcuts!
Getting Around Madinah
Madinah is usually easier to navigate than Makkah. Here’s why I love it:
- The streets are flatter
- There’s more shade
- Distances are generally shorter
Transportation options in Madinah:
- Walking: The best choice if your hotel is within 1 km of Masjid Nabawi.
- Local Buses: 2-3 SAR per trip ($0.53-0.80).
- Taxis: Often cheaper than in Makkah:
- Short trips: 15-20 SAR ($4-5.33).
- Medium trips: 25-35 SAR ($6.67-9.33).
Money-saving tip for Madinah: Many hotels near Masjid an Nawabi offer free shuttle services to and from the mosque. Always ask about this when booking!
Smart Transportation Tips for 2025
- Download these apps before you go:
- Uber (works great in both cities)
- Careem (sometimes cheaper than Uber)
- Google Maps (download offline maps!)
- Get a local SIM card:
- Cost: 30-50 SAR ($8-13.33)
- Makes booking rides much easier
- Helps with navigation
Safety Tips for Transportation
- Only use licensed taxis or ride-sharing apps
- Keep your hotel’s address card with you
- Agree on the price BEFORE starting your journey in regular taxis
Special Tips for Families
- Book a dedicated van for airport transfers
- Consider staying at a hotel with free shuttle service
- Plan your walk to the Haram with rest stops for elderly or children
- Keep water money in your budget (3-5 SAR per bottle)
Money-Saving Tips for Food and Necessities
Budget-Friendly Food Options Near the Holy Sites
Makkah Food Spots (2025 prices):
| Name | Price | Specialty |
|---|---|---|
| Al-Baik | 12–15 SAR ($3–4) per meal. | Famous Saudi fried chicken. |
| Kudu | 15–20 SAR ($4–5.33) | Sandwich meals. |
| Local Shawarma Places | 7–10 SAR ($1.87–2.67) per sandwich. | Shawarma sandwiches. |
| Food Court at Ajyad Mall | 20–25 SAR ($5.33–6.67) per meal. | Various international and local cuisines. |
| Street Food Vendors | 5–15 SAR ($1.33–4) per item. | Local snacks and treats. |
Madinah Budget Eats:
| Name | Price | Specialty |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurants near Gate 21 | Most meals under 20 SAR ($5.33). | Convenient for quick and affordable meals close to Masjid an-Nabawi |
| Al Rayan Restaurant | 15–25 SAR ($4–6.67). | Delicious rice dishes. |
| Food Court at Al Noor Mall | Various options around 20 SAR ($5.33). | Perfect for families or groups with different food preferences. |
Here’s a money-saving tip: buy groceries! A great way to save on food costs during Umrah is by buying groceries. These budget-friendly supermarkets are highly recommended:
In Makkah:
- Bin Dawood: Offers fresh produce, snacks, and daily essentials at reasonable prices.
- Panda: A popular chain with ready-to-eat meals and basic grocery items.
- Al Raya: Known for discounts on fresh produce and household necessities.
- Lulu Hypermarket: Provides a wide range of local and international products at competitive prices.
In Madinah:
- Al Othaim Markets: Known for competitive prices on fresh produce, snacks, and daily essentials.
- Panda: Conveniently located near the Masjid an-Nabawi, offering a variety of grocery items and ready-to-eat meals.
- Al Rashid Mega Mart: A large supermarket with a wide selection of local and international products.
Saving on Food Costs
Eating affordably during Umrah doesn’t mean compromising on quality. Here are some tips to balance convenience and cost:
Grocery Shopping Tips
Shopping at local supermarkets can save you money while providing nutritious options:
- Breakfast essentials: Stock up on items like bread, cereal, or yogurt for 30-50 SAR ($8-13.33) per week.
- Snacks and fruits: Keep energy levels up with affordable snacks and fruits (20-30 SAR daily or $5.33-8).
- Water bottles in bulk: Save by buying 1.5L bottles for just 2 SAR ($0.53) each.
- Energy bars: Perfect for long worship sessions, these are a great alternative to buying snacks on-site.
Meal Planning Strategies
The “three-meal plan” is a practical way to save money while ensuring families enjoy balanced meals:
- Breakfast: Eat at the hotel if it’s included in the booking or prepare simple meals like toast or cereal.
- Lunch: Pack light snacks or dine at budget-friendly restaurants to keep costs low.
- Dinner: Alternate between eating out at affordable spots and preparing simple meals at the hotel.
Pro Tip: Many hotels allow the use of an electric kettle, making it easy to prepare instant noodles, oatmeal, or hot drinks for a quick and inexpensive option.
Additional Cost-Cutting Strategies
Group Package Deals (2025)
- Groups of 10+: Usually get 15-20% off hotel rates
- Family packages: Often include free stays for kids under 12
- Community group deals: Local mosques often organize budget-friendly groups
- Extended family discounts: Some hotels offer “family reunion” rates
Pro tip: Even if you’re traveling solo, you can often join existing groups through your local mosque or Umrah agents!
Money-Saving Apps for 2025
Download these apps before you go:
- Local bank apps: Better exchange rates than money changers
- Umrah Smart Card app: Track your spending and get local deals
- Google Maps: Save offline maps to avoid data charges
- WhatsApp: Free calls using hotel WiFi
Currency Exchange Tips.
Managing your money efficiently during your Umrah journey can save you both time and unnecessary costs.
- Avoid Airport Exchanges: Exchange rates at airports are usually much worse than local options.
- Use Local Saudi Banks: These often provide the best exchange rates and fairer deals.
- Carry Newer Bills: Many exchange centers may reject older or worn-out bills. Make sure the cash you carry is in good condition.
- Exchange Larger Amounts: You’ll usually get a better rate when exchanging higher sums of money at once.
- Keep Small Bills: Small bills are great for paying taxis or smaller purchases.
Bonus Money-Saving Hack: Many shops in Saudi Arabia now accept debit cards. Consider getting a no-foreign-transaction-fee card before you travel to save on extra charges and avoid carrying too much cash.
Communication Solutions
Here are some budget-friendly options:
- Shared Family Data Plans: If traveling with family, consider a shared family data plan, which is often cheaper than individual plans and can cover multiple devices.
- Local SIM Cards: Pick up a SIM card from local providers like STC, Zain, or Mobily. They usually cost 30-50 SAR ($8-13.33) for 10GB of data, enough for a week or two of regular use.
- Hotel WiFi: Many hotels offer WiFi, but daily rates can add up. Ask for weekly packages, which are often more affordable and provide consistent connectivity.
- WhatsApp Calling Packages: Some providers offer WhatsApp-specific calling packages for 10-15 SAR ($2.67-4) per week—perfect for staying in touch with loved ones back home.
Smart Shopping Strategies
Want to buy souvenirs? Here’s when and where:
- Shop During Off-Peak Hours: Visit markets early in the morning or late at night when they are less crowded. Vendors may offer better prices during quieter times to encourage sales.
- Choose Local Markets Over Hotel Shops: Hotel souvenir shops tend to charge higher prices. Instead, head to local markets like the Al Balad Historical District in Jeddah or souks{market} near the Haram in Makkah and Madinah. You’ll find authentic items at more reasonable rates.
- Buy in Bulk for Group Gifts: Planning to buy Zamzam water bottles, or other small items for friends and family? Buying in bulk often gets you discounts, and it’s a practical way to save.
- Negotiate Politely: Bargaining is common in Saudi markets, so don’t hesitate to negotiate—but do so respectfully and with a smile. Vendors usually expect it and are willing to adjust prices.
Avoiding Tourist Traps
Watch out for these common money-wasters:
- Overpriced “special” prayer mats
- “Limited edition” religious items
- Tourist-targeted restaurants near hotels
- Unofficial tour guides
- “Exclusive” Zamzam water bottles (it’s free at the Haram)
Healthcare Savings
Smart ways to handle health costs:
- Pack Basic Medicines: Bring over-the-counter medications for common issues like headaches, colds, or stomach upsets. It’s convenient and saves money.
- Government Hospitals for Emergencies: If you need urgent medical care, government hospitals in Saudi Arabia are much more affordable than private ones.
- Affordable Clinics? Ask Your Hotel: Hotels often have recommendations for local clinics that are both reliable and budget-friendly.
Cost-Free Activities
Save money with these free options:
- Join free guided Haram tours
- Visit historical sites around Makkah
- Attend free lectures in the Haram
- Use free water and dates provided in mosques
Conclusion: Making Your Budget-Friendly Umrah a Reality
Hundreds of people plan their Umrah trips, but you know what? A budget-friendly Umrah isn’t just about saving money – it’s about making smart choices that let you focus on what really matters: your spiritual journey.
From finding affordable yet comfortable accommodations close to the Haram to booking flights at the right time, every decision matters. It’s not just about saving money; it’s about ensuring that nothing distracts you from the peace and purpose of your pilgrimage.
That’s why I’m passionate about sharing practical tips, insider advice, and carefully curated travel packages to make your Umrah experience as smooth, meaningful, and budget-conscious as possible. After all, your journey should be about connecting with Allah(سبحانه وتعالى)—not worrying about the logistics. Let’s make your Umrah unforgettable for all the right reasons.
Key Takeaways for Your 2025 Umrah
Remember these important points:
- Start planning 6-8 months ahead
- Travel during off-peak seasons when possible
- Use technology to find the best deals
- Consider group travel options
- Balance comfort with cost-effectiveness
Staying Focused on Your Spiritual Journey
Here’s what truly makes an Umrah special:
- The peace you’ll find in prayer
- The community you’ll meet
- The traditions you’ll experience
- The memories you’ll create
- The spiritual growth you’ll achieve
Remember, every Saudi Riyal you save through smart planning is one less worry on your mind during this sacred journey. The pilgrims who plan carefully often have the most peaceful and fulfilling experiences.
Looking Forward
As you prepare for your 2025 Umrah, keep in mind that being cost-conscious doesn’t mean compromising on the quality of your spiritual experience. In fact, many pilgrims find that careful planning actually enhances their journey by reducing stress and uncertainty.
Your Next Steps
Ready to start planning? Here’s what to do next:
- Save this guide for reference
- Start your savings plan
- Research the best travel dates for your schedule
- Connect with experienced pilgrims in your community
- Begin gathering your necessary documents
Final Thoughts
Every year, millions of Muslims make this blessed journey, each with their own budget and circumstances. Remember, there’s no “right” way to perform Umrah except the way that allows you to focus on your spiritual connection. Whether you’re staying in a simple hotel or a luxury suite, eating at budget restaurants or fine dining establishments, the Kaaba welcomes everyone equally.
May Allah accept your Umrah, make your planning easy, and grant you a safe, fulfilling, and blessed journey. Remember, the best investment you can make isn’t in luxury accommodations or expensive meals – it’s in the sincerity of your intentions and the peace of your heart. Make DUA for me too.