15 Days Customized Hajj Package From Kashmir

If you are planning to perform Hajj within 15 days, it is definitely possible. The Hajj rituals themselves are completed over 5 days, but the remaining days give you ample time to explore and experience the beauty of Makah and Medina. Our 15-day Hajj package is designed to provide a perfect balance between fulfilling the sacred rites of Hajj and giving you the chance to visit important sites, reflect, and connect with the spiritual history of Islam. This itinerary allows you to experience a meaningful pilgrimage while also enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the holy cities.

15 days Itinerary:

Day 1: Departure and Arrival in Jeddah

Our spiritual journey begins as we depart from our home city, heading to the airport for our flight to Jeddah. After arriving in Jeddah on the same day, we shall check into our hotel, take some time to rest, and prepare for the sacred experiences awaiting us in the days to come.

Day 2: Performing Umrah

The day shall begin with Fajr prayers followed by a light breakfast. We shall then make our way to Makah to perform Umrah, one of the most cherished rituals for Muslims. Completing the sacred rites of Umrah shall be a deeply spiritual experience. Afterward, we shall return to our hotel to rest, gather, and offer prayers and supplications as we reflect on this holy journey.

Day 3: Ziyarat Tour in Makah

Today, we shall embark on a special tour of Makah to visit significant religious and historical landmarks. Traveling by bus, we shall explore key sites, allowing us to deepen our connection with the history of Islam. After returning in time for Zuhr prayers, we shall have lunch and spend the afternoon relaxing, engaging in prayers and supplications.

Day 4: Preparing for Hajj

This day shall be dedicated to preparing ourselves for the Hajj pilgrimage. We shall ensure that both our spiritual and physical preparations are in place. This includes understanding the rituals of Hajj and mentally preparing ourselves for the powerful experience of the coming days.

Day 5 to Day 9: Performing the Hajj Rituals

Over the next five days, we shall immerse ourselves in the sacred rituals of Hajj. Each day shall bring a new sense of devotion as we engage in prayers, supplications, and perform the rites that connect us more deeply to Allah.

Day 5: Arrival in Mina and First Ritual

We begin the Hajj journey by traveling to Mina, where we shall stay in tents and prepare for the upcoming rituals. This day shall be focused on spiritual reflection, as we offer prayers and mentally prepare for the profound experience of Hajj.

Day 6: Standing at Arafat (The Day of Arafah)

On the 6th day, we shall journey to Arafat, a vast open plain where we shall spend the entire day in prayer, reflection, and worship. Known as the Day of Arafah, this is one of the most significant days of Hajj. We shall stand in prayer, asking for forgiveness, making supplications, and seeking closeness to Allah. As sunset approaches, we shall depart Arafat and head to Muzdalifah for the next phase of the pilgrimage.

Day 7: Muzdalifah and Pebble Collection

After spending the night in Muzdalifah under the open sky, we shall collect small pebbles that are to be used for the Stoning of the Devil (Ramy Jamarat). This day shall be a time of prayer, reflection, and continued devotion.

Day 8: Stoning of the Devil (Ramy Jamarat) and Sacrifice

We return to Mina on the 8th day to perform the Stoning of the Devil. This ritual, in which we throw pebbles at three pillars symbolizing the devil, represents our rejection of evil and temptation. Following this, we shall offer a sacrifice as an act of gratitude and obedience to Allah. Later in the afternoon, we shall return to Makah to perform Tawaf al-Ifadah, another symbolic act of devotion.

Day 9: Shaving the Head and Tawaf al-Wada

On the 9th day, the final rites of Hajj shall be performed. Men shall shave their heads or trim their hair, symbolizing spiritual renewal and devotion to Allah, while women shall trim a small portion of their hair. Afterward, we shall return to Makah for Tawaf al-Wada, the farewell circumambulation of the Kaaba, marking the end of our Hajj rituals.

Day 10: Journey to Medina

Having completed the Hajj pilgrimage, we shall travel to Medina, the second holiest city in Islam, for a period of reflection and spiritual respite.

Day 11 to Day 15: Spiritual Time in Medina

During our time in Medina, we shall visit sacred sites, including the Prophet’s Mosque, offering prayers and reflecting in the peaceful atmosphere of the city. We shall engage in further prayers, supplications, and moments of quiet contemplation as we deepen our connection to the holy cities of Islam.

Day 15: Returning Home

On the final day of our journey, we shall bid farewell to Medina and board our flight home. With hearts filled with gratitude and memories of our transformative pilgrimage, we return to our home city, forever changed by the sacred experiences of Umrah, Hajj, and time spent in the holy cities of Islam.