I am planning to do Umrah soon In Sha Allah. All the direct flights to Saudi Arabia land in the evening (after 9PM). As I will have to enter the state of ihram on the plane. I'll need to ideally perform Umrah as soon as I enter into Makkah. Most likely I won't get there till 1AM. Will Masjid al haram be open then? Jazakallah khair
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Hi .the mosque will be open 24 hours a day. So don't worry. But you have to be sure does they asked you to book for enter or they take it off .good luck
As of my last update, the King Abdulaziz Gate of the Haram in Makkah is sometimes referred to simply as Gate No. 1. It serves as one of the main entrances to the Masjid al-Haram …
As of my last update, the King Abdulaziz Gate of the Haram in Makkah is sometimes referred to simply as Gate No. 1. It serves as one of the main entrances to the Masjid al-Haram complex. This gate is named after King Abdulaziz Al Saud, the founder of modern Saudi Arabia, and it is often used by pilgrims and visitors to access the mosque. However, please note that specific designations or numbering systems may vary, so it's always a good idea to confirm with local sources or signage when you're in Makkah. Thank you.
As of my last update, here are some of the well-known gates of the Haram in Makkah: Bab al-Umrah (Umrah Gate): This gate is located on the northern side of the Masjid al-Haram and is …
As of my last update, here are some of the well-known gates of the Haram in Makkah: Bab al-Umrah (Umrah Gate): This gate is located on the northern side of the Masjid al-Haram and is primarily used by pilgrims performing Umrah. Bab al-Salam (Gate of Peace): Situated on the northeastern side of the mosque, this gate is used by pilgrims to enter and exit the Haram area. Bab Ibrahim (Gate of Ibrahim): Found on the western side of the mosque, near the Kaaba, this gate is named after the Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) and provides access to the Mataf area around the Kaaba. Bab al-Multaqa (Meeting Gate): Positioned on the eastern side of the mosque, this gate is often used by pilgrims and visitors coming from the direction of Safa and Marwa hills. Bab al-Marwah (Marwah Gate): Located on the eastern side of the mosque, close to the Safa and Marwa hills, this gate provides access to the Marwah area. Bab al-Fatah (Gate of Victory): Situated on the northwestern side of the mosque, this gate is close to the King Abdulaziz Gate and is used by pilgrims coming from that direction. King Abdulaziz Gate: Named after King Abdulaziz Al Saud, the founder of modern Saudi Arabia, this gate is one of the main entrances to the Masjid al-Haram complex. Al-Majidi Gate: Another significant entrance to the mosque, named after King Majid bin Abdulaziz. Please note that these gates may have specific names or designations in Arabic, and they may undergo renovations or changes over time. Always refer to updated sources or local guidance when visiting Makkah for the most accurate information. Thank you.
Dear Masjid al-Haram staff, Is it available to every Muslim to get a visa issued by authorities and have a tour package to Mecca? What are the cost and time for preparation of all those things? Are there cheap discount airfares and tour packages with accommodations and at which season? Please text me to phone: +77056260751 Faithfully, Moldir
Perform umrah 25 August till 5th September. We have emailed saudi evisa and they said we can visit and do umrah with a visitor visa. However people have said hajj seasons end 3rd August and they wont allow anyone for a month? Please can someone verify? Saudi evisa department said I can perform umrah
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As far as I understand a visitor visa is issued at any time in the year and it allows you to perform Umrah. But visitor visa is still a new system and no one tried it during Hajj season. The …
As far as I understand a visitor visa is issued at any time in the year and it allows you to perform Umrah. But visitor visa is still a new system and no one tried it during Hajj season. The best source for the information will be the Saudi embassy. Good luck.
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