To the House of Allah with a renewed heart
Preparation program
Seven weeks of preparation. Each week is a stage with a goal for faith, knowledge and practice, and the focus on review and spiritual readiness grows as your date approaches. Set aside 10 to 20 minutes a day, and if you miss a day, simply carry on from where you stopped.
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Week 1
Purifying the intention and renewing repentance
To begin the journey with a sincere heart, honest repentance, and rights returned.
Week 2
Deepening the bond with Allah
To bring your prayer, Quran and remembrance to a steady level that stays with you in the Haram.
Week 3
The Sacred House of Allah
To know the place and its story before you see it, so its meanings are present at every step.
- Day 15 Makkah: the secure city and its sanctity Day
- Day 16 Ibrahim, the intimate friend of Allah (peace be upon him) Day
- Day 17 Hajar (peace be upon her) in a valley without cultivation Day
- Day 18 Zamzam Day
- Day 19 Building the Kaaba, and the prayer of Ibrahim and Isma‘il Day
- Day 20 “And proclaim to the people” Day
- Day 21 Review: the meanings of the place Day
Week 4
The rites (1): from the miqat to ihram
To know the pillars and obligations of Umrah, and to master ihram and its prohibitions.
Week 5
The rites (2) and the Prophet's life
To master tawaf, sa‘i and leaving ihram, and to live the Umrahs of the Prophet ﷺ. Those intending Hajj read the Hajj guide alongside.
- Day 29 Entering al-Masjid al-Haram and the tawaf Day
- Day 30 The sunnahs of tawaf and its common mistakes Day
- Day 31 The two rak‘ahs of tawaf, and Zamzam Day
- Day 32 Sa‘i between Safa and Marwah Day
- Day 33 Shaving, shortening and leaving ihram Day
- Day 34 The Umrah of al-Hudaybiyah: patience and reliance Day
- Day 35 The Umrah of al-Qada’ and the conquest of Makkah Day
Week 6
Emotional and moral readiness
To be ready for the crowds and the tiredness, and to carry your own duas with you.
Week 7
Final preparation and after the journey
To travel with a renewed intention, and return with habits that last.
If you miss a day, that's fine: carry on from where you stopped, and don't try to make up everything at once.