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quranic advice on hajj

Hajj is an obligation on every Muslim capable of performing it as long as the requisite conditions are fulfilled, a view upheld by the majority of scholars. Almighty Allah (God) says, {Pilgrimage thereto is a duty people owe to Allah, those who can afford the journey) (Quran 3:97). Prophet Muhammad (SAW) has encouraged Muslims to take advantage of their health, and financial ability to make Hajj before getting sick or financial conditions may change. Prophet (SAW) had said "Make Hajj, you never know what will happen."

Whoever performs Hajj for the Pleasure of Allah and therein utters no word of evil, nor commits any evil deed, shall return from it (free from sin) as the day on which his mother gave birth to him. Verily there shall be no reward for a Mabroor (Accepted) Hajj except Jannah."
(Bukhari, Muslim)

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The pilgrimage to Hajj or Umrah is a special experience. Protect yourself and your family during your journey by taking simple precautions.

Tourist Companies and Travel Agents Procedures Guide

Click Here to Download the Department of Healths' Hajj & Umrah Health Guide.

approved ministry of hajj & umrah travel agents: uk

As listed on the Ministry of Hajj website 21/9/10.

Approved Hajj Travel Agents

Approved Umrah Travel Agents

Rules and Regulations for Pilgrims

Ministry of Hajj Rules & Regulations for Pilgrims - Click Here

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO CAMPAIGN

What is the Know Before You Go Campaign?

‘Know Before You Go’ (KBYG) is an ongoing campaign with around 400 travel industry partners to help Brits to stay safe and healthy abroad.  

The campaign was launched in 2001 to promote these key messages:

Every year thousands of British travellers seriously regret not taking these simple steps.

If you’re planning a trip you should read the travellers checklist – it’s full of practical tips for having a safe and enjoyable time.

See our full list of campaign partners and learn about the benefits of becoming a Know Before You Go campaign partner.

Targeting different types of British travellers

Our research has shown that particular groups of travellers experience unique problems. We use mini-campaigns to reach these groups with our advice:

For example, younger travellers are the least prepared group of UK travellers – that’s why we launched the dedicated GoGapYear.com website and work with specialist travel companies and universities to get our message to them.

Recent KBYG mini-campaigns include:

KBYG publications include:

All KBYG publications can be ordered on the travel advice publications page.

Disclaimer

The Know Before You Go Campaign is a joint venture between the FCO and the travel industry to ensure that British travellers are better prepared when they go overseas. The FCO does not endorse any of the companies who are part of the KBYG campaign. We are not involved in the production or sale of the companies’ products, nor do we monitor their quality.