The most common, and the most accessible
Ḥajj Tamattuʿ
The pilgrim first performs Umrah in the months of Hajj, exits ihrām, then re-enters ihrām for Hajj on the Day of Tarwiyah. Two rites in one journey.
The fifth pillar
Labbayka Allāhumma Labbayk
Hajj as it was meant to be — dignity for the guest, accommodation befitting the pilgrim, from the first Talbiyah to the Farewell Ṭawāf.
Three classical programs
The Modes of Hajj
Tamattuʿ, Ifrād, and Qirān — three canonical programs, each with its own miqāt, conditions, and adherents.
Hajj, and Hajj alone
Ḥajj Ifrād
The pilgrim enters ihrām for Hajj alone — no preceding Umrah — and remains in ihrām until the Day of Sacrifice. No hady is due.
Both rites, conjoined
Ḥajj Qirān
The pilgrim enters ihrām for both Umrah and Hajj with a single intention, remaining in ihrām until the Day of Sacrifice. Hady is required.
Map of the rites
The Six Days of Hajj
From Tarwiyah to the second day of Nafar — a story written in the earth before it is written in the soul.
8 Dhul-Ḥijjah
Day of Tarwiyah
StationMina
Rites
- Enter ihrām from Makkah
- Depart for Mina
- Pray from Dhuhr to Fajr, shortened
- Overnight in Mina
Reflection
A day of preparation and Talbiyah — the heart filling with longing for what is greater.
9 Dhul-Ḥijjah
Day of ʿArafah
StationʿArafāt · then Muzdalifah
Rites
- Stand at ʿArafāt from zawāl
- Combined & shortened prayers at Namirah
- Supplication and seeking forgiveness
- Depart at sunset to Muzdalifah
- Overnight; collect pebbles
Reflection
Hajj is ʿArafah — the day of forgiveness and release from the Fire.
10 Dhul-Ḥijjah
Day of Nahr
StationMina · Makkah
Rites
- Stone Jamrat al-ʿAqabah
- Slaughter the hady
- Shave or shorten the hair
- Ṭawāf al-Ifāḍah and saʿi
Reflection
The Great Feast — major rites are fulfilled and the pilgrim exits ihrām.
11 Dhul-Ḥijjah
First Day of Tashrīq
StationMina
Rites
- Stone the three Jamarāt
- Supplicate after the small and middle Jamarāt
- Overnight in Mina
Reflection
Numbered days of remembrance and takbīr.
12 Dhul-Ḥijjah
Second Day of Tashrīq
StationMina · or return for the mutaʿajjil
Rites
- Stone the three Jamarāt
- Whoever hastens earns no sin
- Whoever remains earns no sin
Reflection
Either hastening or remaining — both are blessed.
13 Dhul-Ḥijjah
Third Day of Tashrīq
StationMina · then Makkah
Rites
- Final stoning of the Jamarāt
- Depart for Makkah
- Ṭawāf al-Wadāʿ (farewell)
Reflection
Farewell to His House, returning with a humble heart.
Three tiers
Hajj packages
From Classic to Imperial — complete comfort, absolute privacy.
Classic Hajj
Organised Hajj, air-conditioned camps, attentive service
- From
- SAR38,000
- per person
Highlights
- VIP Mina camps with A/C and single beds
- 4-star hotel near the Haram
- Religious guide per group
- Official Hajj permits included
Royal Hajj
Royal tower, upscale camps, dignity for the pilgrim
- From
- SAR75,000
- per person
Highlights
- Premium Mina camps with private bathrooms
- 5-star hotel with Haram view
- Onboard medical doctor
- ʿArafāt in an air-conditioned tent
Imperial Hajj
Reserved for the few — Hajj without comparison
- From
- SAR160,000
- per person
Highlights
- Presidential Mina camps with lounge + kitchen
- Presidential suite facing the Kaʿbah
- Personal doctor + guide per family
- Special permits for historic camps
What you'll need
Travel requirements
Everything you need — documents, vaccinations, and fitness — to set off in confidence for your miqāt.
Passport
Valid for at least six months beyond travel date, with two blank pages.
Hajj Visa
Official visa issued via the Ministry of Hajj and ʿUmrah — we handle the full process.
Vaccinations
Quadrivalent meningitis vaccine is mandatory with certified documentation.
Medical Fitness
Medical fitness certificate for seniors and those with chronic conditions — we coordinate testing.
Personal Documents
Recent personal photos, national ID copy, and vaccination card copy.
Minimum Age
Open to every adult Muslim; women are accompanied by a legal maḥram.
Frequently asked
The questions pilgrims ask most often — answered directly by our advisors.
We recommend booking at least six months in advance to secure official visas and premium accommodation.
Yes — all our packages requiring a hady (Tamattuʿ and Qirān) include an official slaughter via the Saudi Hady Project.
Yes — tailored packages include an accompanying doctor, electric mobility within the Haram, and individual health plans.
Per current Saudi regulations, adult women may perform Hajj within an organised group without a maḥram. Our team keeps you updated on the latest rules.
Full refund before 90 days, 50% before 45 days. After that, no refund — but your booking may be transferred to future seasons.
Reserve before the season
Book at least six months ahead to secure official visas and premium accommodation.
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