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Umrah Badal for a deceased Muslim
You would like an Umrah Badal to be performed in the name of a Muslim loved one who has passed away. Ubaraka arranges the request in Makkah, with a video proof and a named certificate sent on WhatsApp.
£169
Deceased Muslim
When should you make this request?
This page covers the case of a Muslim loved one who has passed away. The religious sources, conditions and specific cases are set out on the religious evidence page.
How the request works
1. You enter the beneficiary
Name, gender, situation and a WhatsApp contact to receive the proofs.
2. The rites are performed
An Islamic sciences student performs the Umrah Badal in Makkah in the name of the beneficiary.
3. You receive the proofs
The videos and the certificate are sent directly on WhatsApp.
What you receive
3 proof videos: Miqat, Tawaf and Sa'i
Certificate of completion in the name of the beneficiary
Sent on WhatsApp within 24 to 72 hours*
*In the event of an exceptional delay, you are informed directly on WhatsApp.
Before requesting
To check before requesting
The beneficiary must be Muslim and clearly named when making the request. If the family or religious situation calls for specific advice, consult a qualified scholar before going ahead.
Evidence for the deceased or incapacitatedFrequently asked questions
Can I do Umrah for my deceased father or mother?
Yes. According to the religious sources set out on our evidence page, an Umrah can be performed on behalf of a Muslim parent who has passed away, whether or not they performed Umrah in their lifetime. Each Umrah is dedicated to one person: for both parents, plan one for each.
Can Umrah be done on behalf of someone who is still alive?
Yes, if a Muslim is permanently unable to travel because of illness, disability or old age. A temporary difficulty is not enough: the person should wait and perform their own Umrah once they recover.
Who performs the Umrah, and must they have done their own first?
An Islamic sciences student in Makkah who has already performed his own Umrah. This condition comes from the hadith of Shubrumah (Abu Dawud 1811, graded sahih by Al-Albani).
How is the deceased person named during the Umrah?
When entering ihram, the person performing the Umrah names the deceased in the Talbiyah: "Labbayka ’an [name]" ("Here I am, on behalf of [name]"). The name is spoken in the video you receive.
Request an Umrah Badal
£169 — 3 videos and a certificate sent on WhatsApp within 24 to 72 hours*.
