Frequently asked questions
What is Umrah Badal?
Umrah Badal is an Umrah performed on behalf of another person who is eligible for it according to Islamic rulings. It can be a meaningful way to honor a loved one who has passed away or someone who is permanently unable to perform Umrah themselves.
Who can Umrah Badal be performed for?
Umrah Badal may be applicable for someone who has passed away or for a person who is permanently unable to perform Umrah because of serious physical incapacity. Eligibility can depend on the individual circumstances, so please consult a qualified Islamic scholar if you are unsure.
Where is the Umrah performed?
The Umrah is performed in Makkah Al-Mukarramah, at the Sacred Mosque and its designated areas, following the required rites of Umrah.
Who performs the Umrah?
Your Umrah Badal is entrusted to a dedicated Qur’an student in Makkah who performs the Umrah on behalf of the person named in your order.
How does the process work?
→1. Place your order
→ 2. Provide the loved one’s details
→ 3. Dedicated intention (Niyyah)
→ 4. Umrah is performed in Makkah
→ 5. Receive completion confirmation and video proof.
Will the Umrah be performed specifically on behalf of my loved one?
Yes. The intention is made for the person whose name and details you provide during the ordering process.
Will I receive proof that the Umrah was completed?
Yes. After completion, you will receive video confirmation documenting the completion of the Umrah service, according to the service terms.
Can I order Umrah Badal for someone who is still alive?
It depends on their circumstances and Islamic eligibility. Umrah Badal is not intended simply as a convenience for someone who is able to perform Umrah themselves. If you are unsure whether your loved one qualifies, we strongly recommend consulting a qualified Islamic scholar before placing an order.
