Ramadan Umrah

Last 14 Days Umrah

Available 2026

Umrah is a voluntary pilgrimage to Mecca that can be performed at any time of the year. The rituals include entering the state of Ihram, performing Tawaf (circling the Kaaba), Sa'i (walking between Safa and Marwah), and concluding with Halq or Taqsir (shaving or trimming the hair). It is a deeply spiritual journey aimed at seeking closeness to Allah and cleansing oneself of sins.

Flight Information:

All Flights includes from JFK - Other Major Gateways (Depends on the Availability)

TURKISH AIRLINES - EMIRATES - ETIHAD AIRWAYS - QATAR AIRWAYS - ROYAL JORDANIAN - EGYPT AIR - SAUDI AIRLINES

Trip highlights

• Madinah
• Makkah

Itinerary

Umrah is a voluntary Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca that can be performed any time of the year. It involves entering a state of Ihram, performing Tawaf (circling the Kaaba), Sa'i (walking between Safa and Marwah), and ending with Halq or Taqsir (shaving or trimming hair). It is a spiritual journey seeking closeness to Allah and purification from sins.

Day 1: DAY 1 - Departure from US (Night on board)

Your sacred journey begins with an international departure from the United States as you set out on a life-changing spiritual experience during the blessed month of Ramadan. After boarding your flight, take time during the journey for reflection, quiet prayer, and mentally preparing your heart for the days of worship ahead.

Day 2: Day 2 - Arrival in Madina

Upon arrival the in the holy city of Madinah, you will be warmly welcomed and transferred to your hotel located near Masjid an-Nabawi, the second holiest mosque in Islam. After check-in and some rest, take your first steps into the peaceful sanctuary of the Prophet’s Mosque, where you can offer prayers, send salutations upon the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, and begin your Ramadan worship in one of the most spiritually charged places on Earth.

Depending on your arrival time, you may have the opportunity to participate in Iftar at Masjid an-Nabawi, followed by Maghrib, Isha, and Taraweeh prayers, surrounded by fellow worshippers from around the world. This marks a beautiful and humbling beginning to your Ramadan Umrah journey, starting in the city of light, Madinah.

Day 3: Day 3 - Madina

Begin your day with Suhoor and perform Fajr prayer in the serene and spiritually charged atmosphere of Masjid al-Nabawi. Afterward, immerse yourself in Qur’an recitation and dhikr, embracing the tranquility of the Prophet’s Mosque as the city slowly awakens.

Spend the day in quiet reflection, dedicating free time to personal prayers, nawafil, and ibadah within the mosque. This is a special opportunity to strengthen your bond with Allah, seek forgiveness, and recite the Qur’an amid the peaceful ambiance of this sacred place.

Although there is no Tawaf in Madinah, you may choose to visit the Rawdah (subject to schedule and availability) or continue your worship in the mosque where the Prophet ﷺ once led his companions.

As Maghrib approaches, join fellow worshippers in breaking your fast with Iftar at Masjid al-Nabawi, sharing a deeply spiritual and communal moment. Follow with Maghrib, Isha, and Taraweeh prayers, fully immersing yourself in the tranquil rhythm of Ramadan in the city of the Prophet ﷺ.

If permitted by local authorities and schedules, you may also visit nearby ziyarat sites to enrich your spiritual journey.

Day 4: Day 4 - Madina

Begin your morning with Suhoor, followed by Fajr prayer in the sacred and tranquil atmosphere of Masjid an-Nabawi. After prayer, remain in the mosque for quiet supplication and dhikr as the sun gently rises over the city of the Prophet ﷺ. These serene moments are ideal for personal reflection, seeking forgiveness, and making heartfelt duas, while the peaceful ambiance of Madinah nourishes the soul.

After a short rest, enrich your understanding by attending an Islamic lecture in the mosque (if available) or tuning in to a trusted online tafsir session. Reflect on the meanings of the Qur’an and the spiritual significance of the final nights of Ramadan—an opportunity to renew your heart and refocus your intentions.

Take time during the day to write and organize your personal duas for Laylat al-Qadr, preparing your heart for the most powerful nights of the year. Think deeply about your spiritual goals, your family’s well-being, the needs of the Ummah, and what you seek from Allah in this sacred season.

As sunset draws near, return to Masjid an-Nabawi for Iftar, joining fellow believers in breaking your fast with dates, Zamzam water, and the warmth of Madinah’s spiritual community. Perform Maghrib, followed by Isha and Taraweeh, immersing yourself in the melodious recitation of the Qur’an echoing through the Prophet’s Mosque.

Before retiring for the night, prepare your sadaqah for the coming final nights. Whether it’s scheduled daily giving, online charity, or direct support to fellow pilgrims, setting your intention now ensures you won't miss the blessings of Laylat al-Qadr, when every act of worship is multiplied in reward.

Day 5: Day 5 - Makkah

Start your day with Suhoor at the hotel, then begin preparing your luggage for the journey ahead. Today marks a spiritual milestone, as you leave the tranquil city of Madinah to embrace the final ten nights of Ramadan in the holy city of Makkah.

After performing Fajr prayer in Masjid an-Nabawi, take a moment to reflect on the peace and blessings you’ve experienced in the Prophet’s city. Soon after, proceed to the Haramain High-Speed Train Station, where you’ll board the modern, comfortable train bound for Makkah. The 2.5-hour journey through the blessed lands offers a peaceful time for rest, dhikr, and Qur’an recitation.

Upon arrival in Makkah, check in to your hotel near Masjid al-Haram and take some time to settle in. As the sun sets, join the thousands of worshippers for Iftar, followed by Maghrib, Isha, and Taraweeh prayers.

You are now entering the most spiritually rewarding phase of your Umrah — the last 10 nights of Ramadan, filled with mercy, forgiveness, and the chance to witness Laylat al-Qadr, the Night of Decree, more valuable than a thousand months.

Day 6: Day 6 - Makkah

Tonight marks the beginning of the last 10 nights of Ramadan, a time filled with unmatched mercy, forgiveness, and the opportunity to witness Laylat al-Qadr—a night better than a thousand months.

Dedicate this night to worship, Qur’an recitation, heartfelt duas, and sincere repentance. After Suhoor and Fajr prayer, you may take rest or continue in dhikr and ibadah, depending on your strength and intention.

Spend the day in quiet reflection, engaging in prayers, Qur’an, and acts of devotion, as every moment carries immense reward. As Maghrib approaches, join fellow worshippers in breaking your fast, followed by Isha, Taraweeh, and Qiyam al-Layl—standing in prayer in the silent hours of the night, seeking the night of divine decree and drawing closer to Allah.

Make every moment count—this is the heart of Ramadan.

Day 7: Day 7 - Makkah

On the 21st of Ramadan, begin your day with Suhoor and Fajr prayer at Masjid al-Haram, surrounded by its serene and sacred atmosphere. Spend your morning and afternoon immersed in Qur’an recitation, dhikr, and prayers, taking full advantage of the peaceful environment to strengthen your connection with Allah.

As evening draws near, break your fast with Iftar in the Haram alongside fellow worshippers. After Maghrib, perform Isha and join the congregation for Taraweeh prayers, fully immersing yourself in the spiritual ambiance. Later, dedicate your night to Qiyam al-Layl (late-night prayers), earnestly seeking the immense blessings of Laylat al-Qadr during these precious last ten nights of Ramadan.

If circumstances and government regulations permit, consider visiting nearby ziyarat sites to deepen your spiritual experience during this special time.

Day 8: Day 8 - Makkah

On this blessed night, prepare your heart and mind to seek the mercy and blessings of Laylat al-Qadr — the Night of Decree. After Suhoor and Fajr prayer, spend the day in quiet devotion, reading Qur’an, making duas, and reflecting deeply.

As night falls, return to Masjid al-Haram to engage in Qiyam al-Layl — the special late-night prayers—standing in earnest worship during these precious hours. Intensify your supplications, ask for forgiveness, and give generously in sadaqah, knowing that worship on this night carries rewards greater than a thousand months.

Embrace the peace and spirituality of Makkah during these last nights of Ramadan, cherishing every moment as a unique chance to draw near to Allah and renew your faith.

Day 9: Day 9 - Makkah

Begin the day with Suhoor and Fajr prayer at Masjid al-Haram, feeling the tranquility of the early morning in Islam’s holiest place. Spend your day immersed in Qur’an recitation, dhikr, and heartfelt duas, taking advantage of the sacred surroundings to elevate your worship. Perform Dhuhr and Asr prayers in the Haram, and use the quiet moments between for reflection, Tawaf, or attending beneficial Islamic talks.

As evening falls, join the congregation for Iftar in the Haram, breaking your fast with dates and Zamzam water. Follow with Maghrib, Isha, and Taraweeh prayers, allowing the melodious Qur’an recitations to inspire your soul.

Day 10: Day 10 - Makkah

On this sacred night, open your heart and mind to seek the boundless mercy and blessings of Laylat al-Qadr, the Night of Decree. After Suhoor and Fajr prayer, dedicate your day to quiet worship—immersing yourself in Qur’an recitation, heartfelt duas, and deep reflection.

As darkness falls, return to Masjid al-Haram to perform Qiyam al-Layl, the special late-night prayers, standing in sincere devotion during these precious hours. Pour out your supplications, seek forgiveness with humility, and give generously in sadaqah, knowing that worship on this night is rewarded beyond measure—greater than a thousand months.

Cherish the tranquility and spiritual blessings of Makkah in these final nights of Ramadan, embracing every moment as a precious opportunity to draw closer to Allah and renew your faith.

Day 11: Day 11 - Makkah

Start your day with Suhoor and Fajr prayer at Masjid al-Haram, embracing the peaceful stillness of Islam’s most sacred site at dawn. Spend your day fully engaged in Qur’an recitation, dhikr, and sincere duas, drawing strength and inspiration from the holy surroundings. Perform your Dhuhr and Asr prayers within the Haram, and use the quiet intervals to reflect, perform Tawaf, or attend enlightening Islamic lectures.

As the sun sets, gather with fellow worshippers for Iftar at the Haram, breaking your fast with nourishing dates and blessed Zamzam water. Continue with Maghrib, Isha, and Taraweeh prayers, letting the beautiful Qur’an recitations uplift and soothe your spirit.

Day 12: Day 12 - Makkah

On this holy night, open your heart and soul to embrace the infinite mercy and blessings of Laylat al-Qadr, the Night of Decree. After Suhoor and Fajr prayer, spend your day in peaceful worship—immersing yourself in Qur’an recitation, heartfelt duas, and sincere reflection.

As night falls, return to Masjid al-Haram to perform Qiyam al-Layl, the special late-night prayers, standing in devoted worship during these sacred hours. Pour out your supplications, seek forgiveness with humility, and give generously in sadaqah, knowing that the rewards of worship on this night surpass a thousand months.

Treasure the serenity and spiritual grace of Makkah during these final nights of Ramadan, embracing each moment as a precious chance to draw nearer to Allah and renew your faith.

Day 13: Day 13 - Makkah

Begin your day with Suhoor and Fajr prayer at Masjid al-Haram, soaking in the tranquil dawn of Islam’s holiest sanctuary. Dedicate your day to heartfelt Qur’an recitation, dhikr, and sincere duas, finding strength and inspiration in the sacred surroundings. Perform your Dhuhr and Asr prayers within the Haram, and during the peaceful moments in between, engage in reflection, perform Tawaf, or attend insightful Islamic lectures.

As evening falls, join fellow worshippers for Iftar at the Haram, breaking your fast with nourishing dates and blessed Zamzam water. Continue your worship with Maghrib, Isha, and Taraweeh prayers, allowing the beautiful recitations of the Qur’an to uplift and calm your soul.

Day 14: Day 14 - Makkah

Today, we celebrate Eid with heartfelt prayers at Masjid al-Haram, joining millions in gratitude and joy. Ramadan has been a profound journey of the soul—a time to open our hearts to Allah’s mercy, seek forgiveness for our shortcomings, and embrace patience and devotion. Through fasting and prayer, we’ve shed the weight of our worries and found peace in surrender. Eid marks the celebration of this spiritual rebirth, a day filled with joy, gratitude, and hope. As we unite in love and faith, we pray that our efforts are accepted, our hearts remain humble, and the light of Ramadan continues to shine within us, guiding every step we take.

Day 15: Day 15 - Ready for Departure

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel*. As your unforgettable and spiritual journey of Umrah, including the last 10 days of Ramadan at Masjid al-Haram, comes to an end, you will be transferred to the airport at the scheduled time for your return flight to the US**.

*Please note that depending on your flight schedule and the hotel's breakfast service hours, you may not have the opportunity to enjoy the included breakfast on your final day.

**Depending on your flight timing, you may arrive back in the US the following day.

What the price includes

• International Air Tickets
• 5 Star Hotel Accommodation
• VIP Transportation
• VISA
• Train Ticket (If Group)
• Complimentary Umrah Kit

Included activities

• Mt Uhud - Quba Mosque - Masjid Al-Qiblatain
• Train Transfer
• Jabal Al-Nour - Arafat - Muzdalfah - Mina

Accommodation

• Dar Al Hijra Intercontinental Madinah
• Swissotel Clocktower Makkah

Not included

Tips and Portage

anything not mentioned above

Local Taxes (If Any)

Visa Cost for non-US Citizen

Lunch & Dinner unless motioned above Itinerary