The “I intend Umrah” path
The 14-day Umrah program
A balanced program for first-time Umrah pilgrims: a short lesson each day and one optional practical task. The division into days is a suggested way of organising your learning; it is not a sunnah, and no act of worship is tied to a particular day.
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When is your Umrah?
If you have a date, choose it to see a countdown and each day's lesson. Your choice is saved on your device only, and you can delete it whenever you like.
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Fourteen days
Each day has a short, sound lesson and one optional task. Tick what you complete; it is saved on your device only.
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The meaning of sincerity, and al-Baqarah 2:196 Write down your own intention.
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The conditions of repentance and returning rights A private list for reviewing what you owe, without storing information about other people.
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The prayer of Ibrahim and the Ancient House Read the story “When the foundations were raised” and reflect on the prayer for acceptance.
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Reliance and taking the means: the authentic story of Hajar Question: how are action and dua connected?
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What Umrah is, its pillars and obligations Test yourself with five questions, and correct yourself with the evidence.
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The miqat and ihram for air or land travellers Find your miqat, and check the official authority for anything that changes.
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The prohibitions of ihram, and rulings for women Note down what you need to ask a scholar about your own situation.
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Tawaf: the count, the starting point and common mistakes Draw a diagram of tawaf, with a reminder not to push.
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The two rak‘ahs of tawaf and Zamzam, and their fiqh rank Tell apart what is essential and what is recommended in the steps of Umrah.
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Sa‘i between Safa and Marwah Work out the seven laps before you travel.
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Shaving or shortening, and leaving ihram Rehearse the whole Umrah and check your understanding.
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Narrated duas and general duas Prepare your “My duas for Makkah” list; no dua is required for each circuit.
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Documents, health and gradual walking A travel checklist and general tips; see your doctor if needed.
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A summary of the rite, and a moment for the heart before travelling A final quiz, and choose your actions for after you return.
Dividing it into 14 days is a suggested way of organising your learning; it is not a sunnah, and no act of worship is tied to a particular day. Health tips are general and not tailored to medical conditions without a specialist.