Umrah Badal for a sick or elderly person

This request concerns a living Muslim who can no longer travel to Makkah or perform the rites themselves, because of a lasting physical inability.

£169

Lasting inability

When does this page apply?

It covers lasting situations: incurable illness, severe disability, advanced old age or permanent physical inability. A temporary difficulty in travelling is not enough to establish this case.

How the request works

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1. You enter the beneficiary

Name, gender, situation and a WhatsApp contact to receive the proofs.

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2. The rites are performed

An Islamic sciences student performs the Umrah Badal in Makkah in the name of the beneficiary.

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3. You receive the proofs

The videos and the certificate are sent directly on WhatsApp.

What you receive

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3 proof videos: Miqat, Tawaf and Sa'i

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Certificate of completion in the name of the beneficiary

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Sent on WhatsApp within 24 to 72 hours*

*In the event of an exceptional delay, you are informed directly on WhatsApp.

Before requesting

If in doubt

If the state of health may change or the situation is complex, it is better to seek appropriate religious advice before making the request.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you do Umrah on behalf of someone else who is alive?

Yes, when a Muslim is permanently unable to travel to Makkah because of incurable illness, severe disability or advanced old age. If recovery is expected, the person should wait and perform the Umrah themselves.

Does the person need to agree to the Umrah being done for them?

Yes. For a living person of sound mind, most schools of Islamic law require their consent or prior approval, so the intention is made at their request or with their agreement.

Request an Umrah Badal

£169 — 3 videos and a certificate sent on WhatsApp within 24 to 72 hours*.

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