The niyyah to go and see Allah is a genuine intention that Muslims have when they travel to Umrah to seek his mercy. This holy pilgrimage is an undertaking by families to enhance their iman and create unity through prayer. Comfort is also a key factor since it will enable all people to concentrate on tawaf, sai and daily salah without distraction. Under a relaxed, secure environment, the...

Easter is one of the most popular times for UK Muslims to perform Umrah. With school holidays, bank holiday weekends, and comfortable spring weather in Saudi Arabia, it’s an ideal travel window. But many families ask the same important question: Are Easter Umrah packages more expensive? The short answer: They can be — but they don’t have to be. In this guide, we’ll...

Easter is one of the most popular times for British Muslim families to perform Umrah. With schools closed and spring weather in Saudi Arabia generally manageable, many parents see it as the perfect opportunity for a spiritual family journey. But travelling for Umrah with children is very different from travelling alone. Long flights, warmer temperatures, crowded prayer spaces, and changes in...

When most people shop around for Umrah packages, they’re usually comparing dates, prices, hotel distances and food options. All of that is important — but if you long for a deeper experience, there’s something else you should look for: Does this Umrah package help me walk in the footsteps of the Sahabah? The companions of the Prophet ﷺ lived, struggled, loved, sacrificed and...

Umrah, one of the most cherished pilgrimages in Islam, offers Muslims an opportunity to connect deeply with their faith and culture. It is a journey that holds significant spiritual and emotional meaning, as it allows individuals to seek closeness to Allah, reflect on their lives, and immerse themselves in the rich culture of the holy cities of Mecca and Medina. Every Umrah experience is...

For many Muslims, the journey to perform Umrah is more than travel — it’s a sacred experience filled with devotion, reflection, and gratitude. But after long hours of prayer, walking, and worship around the Haramain — the two holy mosques in Makkah and Madinah — one of the simplest blessings pilgrims seek is good, halal food. Finding delicious, authentic, and accessible...