
Umrah Guide Islam
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Umrah Guide Islam walks you through Umrah one step at a time, following the practice of the Prophet (peace be upon him). Every step shows where it comes from, so you can check it yourself.
Use it before you travel to prepare, and during Umrah to know what comes next.
WHAT IS INSIDE
1. Before you travel: your intention, what you owe others, your will, the miqat, health and mobility, and what to arrange.
2. What to bring: ihram clothing, washing, documents and the rest, as a tick list.
3. Du'as to learn: the words you will say, in Arabic with transliteration and meaning.
4. Intention and talbiyah: what to do at the miqat and on the way.
5. Perform Umrah: the tawaf, two rak'ahs, Zamzam, the sa'i and cutting the hair. One step per screen, with Back and Next. Your place is saved.
6. Visit Madinah: optional, and not part of Umrah. A tick list for the Mosque of the Prophet (peace be upon him), the Rawdah, Quba and Al-Baqi'.
There is also a Mistakes to avoid screen and a Sources screen.
A SOURCE FOR EVERY RULING
Each ruling lists its hadith or Quran verse, for example Bukhari 1597 or Quran 2:196. Hadith show the grade that sunnah.com gives, and weak hadith are marked as weak. The app does not grade hadith itself. Where scholars differ, a short note says so.
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
A switch at the top of the home screen shows the steps for men, for women, or both. Parts that apply to one group are tagged "For men" or "For women".
COUNTERS
The tawaf counter counts your seven circuits. The sa'i counter counts the seven trips between Safa and Marwa and ends at Marwa. The screen stays awake while a counter is open.
SIMPLE AND PRIVATE
English and Albanian (Shqip), changed in Settings. Three text sizes, and light and dark appearance. It works without internet. There is no account, no advertising, and nothing leaves your phone.
A NOTE
This guide follows the practice of the Prophet (peace be upon him) as reported in the hadith, and says where scholars differ. It is not a fatwa. For your own situation, ask a scholar.
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