Why do Muslims Want To Perform Umrah Once In Their Life?

Every Muslim wants to perform Umrah without hesitation. Different merits of Umrah shows the importance of their ritual, and most of us didn’t know about their obligation. The first revelation came from the cave of Hira. Make it considerable, while remembering the Umrah rules.

Our holy Prophet (SAW) said in a  hadith: “Umrah is the expiation for the sins until the second Umrah is performed. Through this, it came to know Islamic ritual is the reason for removing sins. It’s like an excellent opportunity for Muslims to clean their heart. Keep in mind, that you have to remember the Umrah Duas throughout the journey.

Why Does A Muslim Want To Make Umrah?

How long Umrah performed? It depends on your Umrah package you can fulfill the religious rituals in one day or seven days. Probably, Umrah has many benefits; it’s a specific way to represent our lives uniquely. There are many things that you wanted to perform, but you can’t succeed. Planning your journey toward Saudi Arabia is one of the best feelings.

Before going, you tell your friends and family in a happy tone that soon you are visiting the Holly city. In Saudi Arabia, there are some places where the prayers are mostly accepted. In Mecca, Masjid al-Haram is the place where you pray anytime on the other hand, in Madina, Masjid-e-Nabwi is the place that is open for Muslim with no specified time.

You can quickly go to these places for frequently visits at any time. Primarily, you can experience the convenience and happiness of making Umrah in a short time.

Here Are Some Specific Benefits Are Given Below:

1: To win Allah's pleasure
2: To offer prayers in places where our beloved prophet (PBUH) prayed
3: To open up a new page in your life
4: Visit the sacred sites of Mecca and Madina
5: To see where the first Revelation came
6: To see the house where the Prophet (PBUH) was born
7: Observe the path of Islam in a unique way
8: To sit at the Uhud Mountain and imagine the Battle of Uhud
9: To make a compelling promise to Allah
10: To ask for Allah’s help not to make the previous mistakes again
11: To escape from hell and to enter heaven
12: Forgiveness of sins

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Status of Women in Islam

Islam was revealed at a time when a lot of people denied the humanity of the woman; some were skeptical about it, and still, others admitted it, yet considered the woman a thing created for the humble service of the man. Islam is the first religion that defined the status and rights of women. 

The Woman as Human Being

Islam was revealed at a time when a lot of people denied the humanity of the woman; some were skeptical about it, and still, others admitted it, yet considered the woman a thing created for the humble service of the man.

With the advent of Islam, circumstances improved for the woman. The woman's dignity and humanity were restored. Islam confirmed her capacity to carry out Allah's commands, her responsibilities, and observation of the commands that lead to heaven. Islam considered the woman as a worthy human being, with a share in humanity equal to that of the man. Both are two branches of a single tree and two children from the same father, Adam, and mother, Eve. Their single origin, their general human traits, their responsibility for the observation of religious duties with the consequent reward or punishment, and the unity of their destiny all bear witness to their equality from the Islamic point of view.

Legal testimony

The Quranic verse known as "the indebtedness verse" in which Allah prescribes writing debt contracts as a precautionary measure is: "And get two witnesses out of your own men. And if there are not two men (available), then a man and two women, such as you agree for witnesses, so that if one of them (two women) errs, tile other can remind her. And the witnesses should not refuse when they are called on (for evidence). [ Surah 2:282] Thus, the Qur'an makes the testimony of Oman equal to the testimony of two women. Moreover, the majority of jurisprudents establish that a woman's testimony does not count in major crimes and in matters which do not relate to the rule of retaliation in kind.

Yet the distinction is far from being due to any belief in a deficiency of the woman's humanity and integrity. It is rather due to her natural disposition and her special inclinations which may exclude her involvement in such matters while being focused on motherhood or the household. Hence, there is very likely to be a kind of characteristic inattention on her part when it comes to handling these matters. For this reason, Allah commands creditors if they want to verify the value of debt to seek the testimony of two men or one man and two women. The Qur'an puts it unambiguously: " so that if one of them (two women) errs, the other can remind her. [ Surah 2:282]

Inheritance

The difference between the man and the woman in their respective shares in inheritance established by Allah's statement: " Allah commands you as regards your children's (inheritance); to the male, a portion equal to that of two females. [ Surah 4:11], is clearly due to the difference in the duties and costs that each has to cope with by virtue of the Islamic teachings.

Blood money

There is not a single well-authenticated statement by the Prophet (blessings and peace be upon him), nor any consensus of religious authorities (Ijm,') to establish that the blood money paid for the killing of a woman is half the sum paid for the killing of a man. There are two Hadiths (prophetic traditions), neither perfectly authenticated, that address the question. The best one in terms of authentication is that narrated Al-Nisa"i and Al-Daraqatny, which still suffers a time gap in the chain of transmitters up to the Prophet (blessings and peace be upon him). Statements related to the Companions suffer in the same manner. What remains then is the only well-authenticated tradition on the subject "for a soul, a hundred camels."

The general agreement of authorities that make the value of the blood money paid for the killing of a woman half that for the killing of a man falls short of a consensus. Ibn `UIayya and Al-Asam, two scholars from the high order of jurisprudents (fuquh," as-salaf) make the value of the blood money the same for both men and women. This opinion is in agreement with the generality of reference to "believer" and `soul" in the Qur'an and the Hadith. If we opt for this opinion today, we are not to blame since, in addition to the previous reason, the legal opinion (fatwa) could change with the age and environment but the new legal opinion is not in conflict with the relevant textual statements nor with the general objectives of Islamic Teachings. Under the subtitle of "Blood Money, the Same for Men and Women,"

Guardianship

Allah assigns guardianship to the man by virtue of the Quranic verse: " Men are the protectors of women, because Allah has made one of them excel the other and because they spend (to support them) from their means". [ Surah 4:34]

There are two reasons for this, one has to do with a natural quality and the other relates to something acquired. First, Allah has provided the man with the quality of greater strength whereas he has equipped the woman with a lighter and usually more delicate physique. Secondly, Allah has delegated the man to be the family provider. If the family collapses, he must bear the brunt of the collapse. This responsibility naturally entails deference and support.

Judiciary and political corps

Abu Hanifa establishes that women are not forbidden from occupying positions in the judiciary system in matters that are of their sphere of testimony, that is in non-criminal affairs. At-Tabari and Ibn Hazim, on the other hand, establish the authority of their judgment of criminal cases, as well as financial and other cases. Yet, that this is not prohibited does not give it the status of incumbency or necessity. It is a possibility that can be adjusted according to different circumstances and interests: the interest of the family, the interest of the community and, above all, the interest of Islam. Thus, the possibility may lead to a situation where some distinguished women at a certain point of their age are chosen for the judgeship in certain matters and under certain circumstances.

The Woman as Feminine Being

Islam has always appreciated the femininity of the woman and regarded her as playing a role integral to that of the man, and similarly regarded the man as playing a role integral to that of the woman. Neither is a foe, adversary or a competitor to the other. Rather, each is a help to the other in attaining the relative perfection of his or her person and each's whole sex.

The Woman as Mother

The first contact with a woman is with one's mother, who suffers in the pregnancy, delivery, nursing, and rearing of her child.

History does not recall a religion or a system which honors the woman as a mother and which raises her as Islam does. Islam repeatedly commends the woman, and this comes directly after the command to worship and believe in the Oneness of Allah. Allah has made honoring one's mother a virtue, and He puts forth the mother's right over that of the father for what she endures in pregnancy, delivery, nursing and raising her children. This is stated and restated in the Qur'an, in multiple chapters, to imprint this notion in the child's mind and heart as per the following verses: "And we have enjoined on man (to be dutiful and good) to his parents. His mother bore him in weakness and hardship upon weakness and hardship, and his weaning is in two years give thanks to Me and your parents,-unto Me is the final destination. [Surah 31:14] and "And We have enjoined on man to be dutiful and kind to his parents.

Woman as daughter

In pre-Islamic times, the Arabs used to be disheartened and annoyed with the birth of girls, so that a father, when informed his wife had given birth to a girl, said, "By Allah, she is not as blissful as a son; her defense is crying and her care is but stealing!" He meant she could not defend her father and her family except by screaming and crying, not by fighting and carrying arms. She also cannot be good to them and care for them except by taking from her husband's money to give to her family. Their traditions allowed the father to bury his daughter alive for actual poverty, or for expected poverty, or out of fear of a disgrace she might bring upon them when she grew up. In that context, the Qur'an says, denouncing and derogating them: "And when the female (infant) buried alive (as the pagan Arabs used to do) shall be questioned. For what sin was she killed? [Surah 81:8-9]

The Quran also describes the condition of fathers when daughters are born: "And when the news of (the birth of) a female (child) is brought to any of them, his face becomes dark, and he is filled with inward grief! He hides from the people because of the evil of that whereof he has been informed. Shall he keep her with dishonor or bury her in the earth? Certainly, evil is their decision". [ Surah 16:58-59]

Some ancient laws gave the father the right to sell his daughter if he wished, while others allowed him to hand her to another man who would either kill her or own her if the father killed the other man's daughter.

When Islam was revealed, it decreed a daughter-like a son-was a gift from Allah, to be granted to whomever Allah wishes of His worshippers.

The Woman as Daughter

In pre-Islamic times, the Arabs used to be disheartened and annoyed with the birth of girls, so that a father, when informed his wife had given birth to a girl, said, "By Allah, she is not as blissful as a son; her defense is crying and her care is but stealing!" He meant she could not defend her father and her family except by screaming and crying, not by fighting and carrying arms. She also cannot be good to them and care for them except by taking from her husband's money to give to her family. Their traditions allowed the father to bury his daughter alive for actual poverty, or for expected poverty, or out of fear of a disgrace she might bring upon them when she grew up. In that context, the Qur'an says, denouncing and derogating them: "And when the female (infant) buried alive (as the pagan Arabs used to do) shall be questioned. For what sin was she killed? [Surah 81:8-9]

The Qur'an also describes the condition of fathers when daughters are born: "And when the news of (the birth of) a female (child) is brought to any of them, his face becomes dark, and he is filled with inward grief! He hides from the people because of the evil of that whereof he has been informed. Shall he keep her with dishonor or bury her in the earth? Certainly, evil is their decision".[ Surah 16:58-59]
Islam gave women the right to live. Islam gave women the right to get the education.

The Woman as Wife

Islam has made a good wife the best treasure a man can have in his life, after belief in Allah and following His commands. She is considered the key to happiness. According to the Hadith, "the Prophet (greetings and peace be upon him) told `Umar, shall I tell you the best a man can treasure? It is a good wife. If he looks at her, she gives him pleasure; if he orders her, she obeys; and if he is away from her, she remains faithful to him"The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, "The world is delightful and its greatest treasure is a good woman". He also said, "Whoever is granted a good wife, he is helped to follow half his religion, let him obey God in the second half".

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For an Accepted Hajj and its Lasting Blessings

Blessings of Hajj

Free from Sins

“Whoever performs Hajj for the Pleasure of Allah and therein utters no word of evil, nor commits any evil deed, shall return from it (free from sin) as the day on which his mother gave birth to him." (Al-Bukhari and Muslim)

Reward of Paradise

“Verily there shall be no reward for a Mabroor (accepted) Hajj except Paradise.” (Al-Bukhari and Muslim).

Things to do for a "Mabroor (accepted) Hajj"

It is hoped that all the pilgrims were sincere in their intentions and had traveled thousands of miles only to secure the pleasure of Allah by fulfilling the obligation laid down upon them. May Allah the Almighty grant all the pilgrim’s acceptance and grant them opportunity again and again to visit the Sacred bud. Ameen.
Nevertheless, we wish to draw the attention of the pilgrims towards certain points which are necessary and of utmost importance to observe and for which many pilgrims are seen neglectful of their significance.

First

The sincerity of intention should remain even after the performance of Hajj. There should be no pomp or show. One should not wish to be called or recognized as a Hajji (pilgrim).

Many people adopt the habit of talking frequently about their journey in order that people may come to know of their Hajj. They talk about the expenses incurred in the way of Allah, their charity amongst the poor and needy, their devotion and worship, their assisting the weak and old, etc.; and all is mentioned only with the intention of gaining fame. This is deceit from Satan who ruins the `ibadat (acts of worship) without the person even knowing.
It is therefore of great importance that the pilgrim does not talk about his Hajj without necessity as it may lead to riyaa’ (show, insincerity). However, if the necessity arises and one must talk about his Hajj then he is at liberty to do so. But, he must not indulge in this type of conversation unnecessarily.

Second

It is noted through experience, that many pilgrims return with only the bad side of the journey and make it a habit of talking about nothing except the hardships they have encountered during Hajj. The pilgrims should strictly refrain from this.

On the contrary, they should talk about the greatness of the sacred places, the spiritual gains, the enjoyment in devotions of Haramayn (the sacred sanctuaries of Makkah and Madinah; `Umrah, Tawaf, feeling of peace at the Prophet’s grave, salah in Masjid All-Haram and Masjid-un-Nabawi etc).

If one looks at his journey of Hajj carefully he will find that the good things far outweigh the bad. Every second spent in these sacred places is incomparable with anything in the world.

The journey of Hajj is a long journey; one has to travel by air, pass the immigration, go through the customs, encounter people who speak foreign languages, etc. In these circumstances, difficulties are certain to arise. when we travel in our country do we always travel with comfort and ease? Do we never encounter difficulty? Do we not find ourselves held up in traffic for hours on a motorway?

Considering the fact that 2-3 million pilgrims perform the rituals of Hajj at one time, in one place and that they all come from different countries and backgrounds and that many of them have never before used or seen the facilities available to them.

We think the difficulties encountered are insignificant. Moreover, the pilgrims are rewarded abundantly by Allah (Exalted be He) upon every difficulty encountered in their journey whereas tile same is not tile case whilst we are on another journey.

Those people who engage in these types of conversation become the cause of discouragement to others who have not yet had the opportunity to perform Hajj. These unfortunate pilgrims fall into the category; … and would keep back (men) from the Way of Allah, and from the Sacred Mosque,… (Al-Hajj 22:25). They should take heed that if people are discouraged by their conversation and postpone their Hajj then those who have discouraged them will be equally responsible.

Third

The sign of a ‘Mabroor Hajj’ or an ‘accepted Hajj’ is that upon one’s return, his life changes from worst to good. He becomes totally punctual in fulfilling the commands of Allah. His love and inclination towards the Hereafter increases and love for the worldly pleasures decline.
Therefore, it is essential that the pilgrim is watchful over his actions and should try his utmost to instill in himself good characters and refrain from all types of evil. He should try his best to fulfill the obligations laid down by Allah and avoid all the things forbidden by Him.

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The Significance Of Umrah in Islam

Umrah is the minor Hajj and a supererogatory prayer that Muslims perform throughout the year except for the days of Hajj. A believer with the pure intention of leaving for the house of Allah is a pilgrim until he arrives back home. Umrah holds huge reward and value in Islam. It is an act of spiritual purity for the Muslims who want to perform it to earn the pleasure of Allah. It is a preferred Sunnah.

Rewards of Umrah in Islam

There are countless awards for the pilgrims who take up this journey according to Quran and Sunnah. However, the promise of Allah SWT is fulfilled only if the Umrah is performed in the correct way and true intentions. Once Prophet Muhammad PBUH was asked about the best good deed, he replied the utmost struggle is Jihad and the next is accepted Umrah and Hajj.

Countless Blessings

Umrah is a way to purify the soul and mind. It uplifts the spirit of Muslims and serves as a lifetime inspiration. It cleans the soul from the negative effects of sin and refurbishes mind. Allah SWT forgives all sins between two Umrah performed. It is the best way to strengthen one’s faith worship the lord of the heavens in a better way.

Worldly Benefits

Allah gives a reward for every good deed performed in this way. When a believer spends his time and wealth for the sake of Allah, He saves him from the troubles and shelters him from mishaps. Another benefit of Umrah is that it keeps from misery and poverty.

Ibn e Masood narrated that Prophet Muhammad PBUH said; “Follow-up with Hajj and Umrah, as they remove poverty and sins just like the fire separates impurities from silver, iron, and gold.”

This shows how this Umrah purifies the soul and is a way of prosperity in life.

Umrah in Ramadan

To reap the best rewards out of this nafl prayer, it is advisable to perform it during the blessed month of Ramadan. Our beloved Prophet Muhammad narrated the benefits of Umrah in Ramadan on countless occasions.

The reward of performing Umrah in Ramadan is equivalent to Hajj. In another Hadith, we learn that it is just like hajj performed with Prophet Muhammad PBUH.

Allah SWT blessed Muslims with numerous opportunities to earn reward and gain high ranks in the hereafter. We now must utilize these prospects and sacrifice everything in the path of Allah SWT.

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Book Cheap Umrah Packages with Flights from UK

Muslims living all around the world seek for the chance to travel to the holy land of Makkah and Madina for performing Umrah. Along with other countries, Muslims living in the UK always want to perform such a sacred religious task. They want to get the best deals and services so that their holy trip may not be ruined by the trivial problems for which they have to worry about. They are really worried about the expenditures that they have to bear. This is the reason why they are always looking for the deals that are offered. Nearly every agency tries to offer the best deals but every agency is not reliable. You need to evaluate carefully whether it is right to access or not.

Your comfort is the first preference

The Cheap Umrah packages that are offered to you by Noorani Travel are always designed by keeping into mind the comfort of the customers otherwise it is not at all feasible for the company and the customer as well. This is the reason why the packages ensure that the accommodation and the journey need to be convenient and more comfortable. Umrah packages ensure that the pilgrims enjoy every facility and also complete the religious obligation in a fine way. in order to know about them before you select a certain package, you have to discuss it thoroughly.

The rates are considerably low

Our Umrah packages always contain the cheapest amount that you are going to spend. These packages are created in order to offer the pilgrims the lowest possible amount. All of your needs and comfort are evaluated so that the best packages are designed for you.

Best facilities are offered

Every facility that is required by the valuable customers is provided within these cheap Umrah packages. They may include accommodation, traveling and the flights. All the charges are quite bearable and are decided to make sure that there must remain no problem or obstacle and the pilgrims fully perform their sacred act of worship. The good thing is that the details of the packages are discussed in a detailed way so that the company may know all the concerns of the pilgrims and also the company makes sure that every term and condition is made known to the customer so that there may be no conflict encountered later on which can prove to be uneasy and unpleasant from both the sides.

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5 Tips Before Performing Hajj

1. Make Duas and Ask Allah (SWT)

The first step is your Niat (intention). Make a clear intention that you are performing the Hajj pilgrimage for the sake of Allah. Make lots of Duas to Allah to give you the health, strength, and resources to perform and to complete the Hajj pilgrimage.

2. Pilgrimage Time and Costs

It is always better to start ahead of time. The duration of a Hajj pilgrimage takes up 3 to 4 weeks (sometimes longer), hence you should start planning a year ahead. If you are employed, you will have to talk to your employer about the leave of absence you require and to talk to a travel agent to know the exact dates of the pilgrimage in the following year. You can obtain a rough estimation on the dates from the pilgrimage packages advertised by agencies and the additional costs which you may incur. These will give you a good deal of time to save up for a year and to shop for the best Hajj deals available.

Hajj packages undergo price hikes when you try to book an agent with an – around the corner dates. However, this can be avoided when you talk to an agent beforehand and plan your pilgrimage timely along with other details (immigration, group lead, hotel stay and travel etc.). By doing this, you are able to get a much clearer idea on the Hajj packages and save a lot of money.

3. Physical Health

While we believe health and sickness are both from Allah (SWT), it is also compulsory for you to take the necessary steps to make sure you are in good health. Get an overall health check-up done by a doctor before you leave for the pilgrimage to know your current physical condition. You should know the condition of your vital organs, a medication that you will have to take, doses of current medication that you will have to change and most importantly vaccination shots to be taken.

Consult your physician for medical advice or do a quick study on the internet for more health-related information. World Health Organization (WHO) for example frequently updates their report on the guidelines and requirements for international travelers such as medical requirement as well as health risks on various countries which could help in your preparation.

4. Know About the Required Documents and Travel Agents

There are many travel agents out there that provide multiple Hajj packages. It is vital for you to consider travel agents that would handle most (if not all) of the necessary paperwork for you. Make sure to ask the travel agents on any doubts that you have. Learn about services available by agencies such as transportation options. Traveling by bus may require long hours but the alternative taxi service comes with an additional cost.

Ensure you have a valid passport that extends to at least a period of 6 months from the date of your departure. Passport procedures require a certain period of time to be processed. Therefore, start working ahead and do the needful such as renewal of passport, visa application etc. Consult with travel agents who will take care of these needs especially your visa application – where more documents will be required in order to be approved.

5. The Big List

The Hajj essentials list varies from the compulsory Ihram (clothing worn during hajj)to the smallest item such as a pen. These items would make your journey to and stay in Saudi Arabia safe and convenient (and to save you from unnecessary spending during your pilgrimage).

Ihram

A white garment consists of two pieces of unsewn and plain cloth, usually cotton. They have to be light, cool and sweat-absorbent to ensure your clothes are comfortable during Hajj. 

Medication

Joint pain, gastrointestinal problem, and respiratory infections are some of the common ailments that occur during the Hajj period. The close proximity to thousands of people, the exertion in prayers and the physically demanding Hajj rites can make one fatigue and thus, weakening the immune system. Talk to your physician and get the necessary medications or supplements in case of these health challenges.

Money

Plan your expenses and bring sufficient money to cover them. Carrying large amounts of money can pose safety issues on the travelers themselves to which you can resort to a travelers’ cheque. This cheque can be cashed almost anywhere and is easily replaced in case of theft. Carrying a credit card is also a safer option.

Waist Pouch 

Carry a waist pouch with the essentials all the time. Keep your valuables, i. e. passport, travelers’ cheque, credit card, keys etc with you at all times. Always keep an eye on your pouch especially in over-crowded places.

Snacks / Water


Though it is not necessary for you to carry your food around, you can bring some snacks or energy bars with you to keep you going with the Hajj arrangements for the day. These can come in handy especially during rites – packed days to replenish your energy. 

Miscellaneous


Don’t forget to pack your prayer tools such as pocket Quran and tasbeeh and your personal hygiene supplies such as toothbrush, toothpaste, nail clippers, and lip balm. Other essential you may want to include in your list are slippers, umbrella, flashlight, detergent, napkins, a cap, and sunglasses.

Exercise Regime

Some of the hajj rites would require physical exertion whereby it requires strength and endurance. In order to complete these rites alongside millions of people, with the hot weather and within the limited time frame you definitely need to build up your stamina. Hence, it is necessary for you to be in a good shape before you take off for Hajj pilgrimage. Start with a routine of brisk walking or jogging for about 20 minutes to an hour a day. You can increase this duration as days go by. You could also practice reciting the Talbiyah and Tawaf prayers audibly while carrying out the exercises.


Talk to Someone Who Has Performed Hajj

Take this opportunity to gain useful tips and advice from family or friends who have performed their Hajj. The first-hand experiences and the details on difficulties they faced will give you a clearer image and prepare you better for your Hajj.

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Interpretation of dreams going to hajj

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This is a beautiful question to ask. How do you interpret dreams of going to Hajj? Preparing for going to Hajj in a dream has many different interpretations. Let us first begin with the concept of a dream. Then we will discuss dreams of Hajj. Thirdly, we will discuss the interpretation of a dream in which people or a person performs Hajj.

How does Islam Interpret dreams

In Sahih Muslim, hadith number 1516: Abu Salamah reported that Abu Qatadah narrated: I heard the Messanger of Allah saying: “A good dream is from Allah, and a bad dream is from Satan. So, if anyone of you sees (in a dream) something which he dislikes when he gets up, he should spit thrice (on the left side), and seeks refuge with Allah from its evil, then it will not harm him.” Bukhari 5747

This hadith gives a sound interpretation. There are dreams. Good dreams are from Allah. So, let us explore the dream of going to Hajj. This dream is about performing a pillar of Islam. It is a good dream. In fact a great dream. So, you can interpret this as a good blessing from Allah himself. No one can give these indications except Allah Al Mighty.

Many times Muslims think that this means one will be going to perform Hajj. This might be true and might not be true. It is a blessing to be seeing going to perform Hajj in a dream. This can mean other things as well. It can mean you or someone might be going. Or a direction for you to work harder and get more blessings.

How does Islam Interpret dreams about Hajj

Preparing for going to Hajj in a dream can have multiple interpretations. One basic one is that it indicates the person going for Hajj. Additionally, it can also mean that you will be assisting someone to perform Hajj. Thirdly it can mean that Allah is calling you closer to Him.

Interestingly, many people might see others performing Hajj with him or her. That means that there is a community blessing and many people will be going. Preparing for Umrah in a dream has similar relevance.

Remember that Hazrat Yousaf used to see dreams. And in the books of hadiths, dreams and its interpretation is a reality. Or a blessing is going to happen.

Hadith 119 from Sahih Al Bukhari, Volume IX

Narrated by Abu Huraira: I heard Allah’s Apostle saying: “Nothing is left of the prophetism except Al-Mubashshirat.” They asked, “What is Al-Mubashshirat?” He replied: “The true good dreams (that convey glad tidings).”

This hadith explains the true interpretation. It clearly states that good dreams are conveying glad tidings. Those glad tidings can be of any particular value and shape.

Though there is no clear hadith stating that if you see Hajj or something like this in a dream this is the exact interpretation. We can deduct logic from these above-stated hadiths. They provide us with the reference.

Performing Hajj in a dream

Many different types of dreams come. Performing Hajj in a dream can also have different types. You can see yourself going for Hajj. Also, see yourself performing Hajj. Many people see the before Hajj excitement. They get good news on their visa and tickets. All are all good forms of glad tidings. They are showing that you are being called for to the house of Allah.

Muslims find themselves having similar dreams. Dreams that demonstrate planning for Hajj in a dream is also a relevant dream. Planning for Hajj in a dream many people have. You are not performing Hajj but planning for it. SubhanAllah! Another way of good tidings. Many Muslims see themselves searching for best Hajj Umrah services.

Another type of dream is preparing for going to Hajj in a dream. This is a bit different than the above dream. Here you are preparing. So you are ready and have planned the trip. Now you are at the airport or arriving at the new location.

What Should You do if you are Preparing, Planning or Performing Hajj in a Dream

We recommend that you start planning for the trip. If you see yourself preparing, planning of performing Hajj then go for it! InshAllah things will turn out perfect. Believe in the dream and take it as a good sign. Wish for more dreams like this. And prepare and go to Hajj.

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