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Most carriers have a discount for a child under 2 years of age. Children over the age of 2 years are issued at the full cost as for adults. These are the conditions of airlines and hotels! Yes, children can be taken to Umrah. We recommend that you refrain from doing so if possible. Umrah…
Yes, a woman can travel alone without a mahram. Mahram is not required for Umrah. A mahram is required only for performing the Hajj.
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On a typical day, the Kaaba is visited by several thousand people. During celebrations and pilgrimages, the flow of tourists can reach several tens of millions of people a year.
MEDINA (Madinah, Madina, Medina) – the second (after Mecca) the holy city of Muslims. Medina is also located in the western part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia at a distance of 430 km north of Mecca, at an altitude of approximately 625 m above sea level.
There are two ways for a Muslim to get to Makkah. You need to either get a Saudi business visa or go on a pilgrimage. In any case, when filling out a visa application form, you must indicate the religion, which will then be stamped on the visa itself and pasted into the passport.
The largest mosque in the world is the al-Haram mosque in Mecca. It surrounds one of the main shrines in Islam – the Kaaba. During the Hajj, pilgrims gather around the Kaaba and perform the rite of worship.
Not every Muslim can do the Hajj. Please make sure you comply with all terms and conditions before you travel. Here are some of them: Only an adult Muslim who is of sound mind and mind and in good physical condition can perform the Hajj. A person must be free not only in spirit, but…
Makkah is the holy city of Muslims. In 630, having strengthened their position, the Muslims of the Medina community, led by the Prophet Muhammad, entered Makkah, the city surrendered without a fight, and the inhabitants converted to Islam. Makkah with the Kaaba was turned into a religious center, and Muslims began to pray facing Mecca,…
Every year, the Hajj is held for five days, starting on the 8th and ending on the 12th day of the month of Zul Hiji, the last month of the Islamic year.