Umrah from Mumbai

After completing Tawaf and Sa'i, men shave or trim their hair, while women trim a small portion of their hair. This marks the completion of Umrah.

Tawaf is the act of walking around the Holy Kaaba seven times in an anti-clockwise direction as a sign of worship and devotion to Allah.

There is no fixed limit on the number of times you can perform Umrah. Muslims are free to perform Umrah pilgrimage as many times as they wish, provided they follow the Saudi Umrah regulations and meet the visa and travel requirements.

Many pilgrims choose to perform Umrah more than once during their lifetime to seek Allah's blessings, forgiveness, and spiritual rewards. If you are already in Makkah, you should also follow the latest guidelines issued by the Saudi authorities regarding repeat Umrah during your stay.

Tawaf is an important act of worship in Hajj and Umrah, where pilgrims walk around the Holy Kaaba in Masjid Al-Haram, Makkah, seven times in an anti-clockwise direction. It is a beautiful way to express love, devotion, and obedience to Allah.

If a person is physically unable to perform Tawaf due to illness, disability, or old age, they may perform it with assistance, such as using a wheelchair if possible. However, Tawaf cannot be performed independently on behalf of another living person. If Tawaf is part of a valid Hajj or Umrah performed on behalf of someone who has passed away or is permanently unable to perform the pilgrimage, it is included within that Hajj or Umrah.

The Prophet Muhammad (???) said that whoever performs Tawaf around the Kaaba seven times and offers two Rak'ahs of prayer afterward receives a great reward. Every step brings blessings, sins are forgiven, and the person's rank is raised by Allah.

Yes, but pilgrims should avoid disturbing others and always maintain respect for the holy places while taking photographs.

Ihram is a sacred state that every pilgrim enters before performing Umrah. Men wear two white unstitched cloths, while women wear modest Islamic clothing.

Carry your passport, Ihram, comfortable footwear, personal medicines, prayer mat, reusable water bottle, toiletries, and essential travel documents.

Yes. Zamzam water is freely available inside Masjid Al-Haram, and pilgrims can also bring approved quantities home according to airline rules.

Before starting Umrah, pilgrims enter the state of Ihram, make the intention (Niyyah), and recite the Talbiyah while traveling towards Makkah.

Yes. You may perform Umrah again during your stay if you follow the latest Saudi guidelines and obtain any required permits.