Muslims make Umrah to Makkah, Saudi Arabia, year-round. Hajj is mandatory and has set dates, but Umrah is a voluntary, spiritual act of worship. The “lesser pilgrimage” has great rewards and blessings for those who do it with earnest desire.
Umrah procedures include Ihram, Tawaf (circumambulating the Kaabah seven times), worshiping at the Maqam Ibrahim, drinking water from the sanctified Zamzam spring, and Sa’i. Hair shaving or trimming, Halq or Taqsir, closes the pilgrimage.
Umrah symbolizes inner cleaning, forgiveness, and faith renewal. The journey of dedication, humility, and connection to Allah reminds Muslims of equality and unity as they worship together regardless of race, wealth, or nationality. Umrah gives peace and closerness to God.
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