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Saudi Airlines
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5 Stars
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Easy to Moderate
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Casablanca
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Arabie Saudite
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Omra
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Arabic
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2
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80
Overview
For our “Omra Ramadan 2024 departure from Casablanca” program, we provide all amenities to our pilgrims. All Umrah trips we organize are available on direct flights to Medina. Additionally, we have enhanced the benefits of ground transportation by providing excellent and new buses for comfortable travel.
It’s worth noting that our pilgrims spend most of their time in hotels. Therefore, we offer high-quality hotels based on the chosen program type. We look forward to welcoming you.
Informations :
- airline : Saudi Airlines
- Stay Number : 41 Day
- Nights Médinah : 4 Nights
- Nights Mekkah : 36 Nights
Itinerary
Early Morning Departure:
Arrive at Mohammed V Airport early in the morning to complete check-in procedures and board your flight to Saudi Arabia.
Ensure that all necessary travel documents, including passports, visas, and tickets, are in order before departure.
Flight to Saudi Arabia:
Depart from Mohammed V Airport on your scheduled flight to Saudi Arabia.
Enjoy the in-flight services and amenities provided by the airline during the journey.
Arrival in Saudi Arabia:
Upon arrival at the airport in Saudi Arabia, go through immigration and customs procedures.
Meet with your local guide or representative who will assist with transfers to your accommodation.
Hotel Check-In:
Check-in to your hotel or designated accommodation in Saudi Arabia.
Take some time to freshen up and relax after the flight.
Orientation and Briefing:
Attend an orientation session or briefing conducted by your tour operator or local guide.
Receive information about the upcoming itinerary, important guidelines, and cultural insights for your stay in Saudi Arabia.
Free Time or Optional Activities:
Depending on the arrival time and your preferences, you may have some free time to explore the local area near your hotel.
Alternatively, you can opt for optional activities or excursions organized by your tour operator, such as city tours, shopping trips, or cultural experiences.
Evening Rest and Preparation:
Enjoy dinner at the hotel or nearby restaurants, sampling local Saudi cuisine.
Use the evening to rest and prepare for the upcoming days of your journey, ensuring you have everything you need for a comfortable and enriching experience.
Morning Exploration:
Start your day with a leisurely breakfast at your hotel or a nearby cafe.
Explore the historic city of Medina at your own pace. Visit iconic sites such as the Prophet's Mosque (Al-Masjid an-Nabawi), Quba Mosque, and Al-Baqi' cemetery.
Cultural and Spiritual Experience:
Spend time in reflection and prayer at the Prophet's Mosque, one of the holiest sites in Islam.
Attend religious lectures or study circles offered at the mosque, enhancing your understanding of Islamic teachings and history.
Shopping and Souvenirs:
Wander through the bustling streets and souks of Medina, such as the Old Bazaar (Souq Al-Madina), to shop for traditional handicrafts, perfumes, and souvenirs.
Don't miss the opportunity to purchase dates, a specialty of the region, known for their quality and variety.
Culinary Delights:
Sample local cuisine and delicacies at authentic restaurants and eateries in Medina. Try traditional dishes like Mandi (rice and meat), Kabsa (spiced rice with meat), and various Middle Eastern sweets.
Experience the hospitality of locals by joining a family meal or dining at a local home-style restaurant.
Relaxation and Recreation:
Take time to relax and unwind in the serene atmosphere of Medina. Enjoy a spa treatment, hammam (traditional bath), or a peaceful walk in the city's gardens and parks.
If your hotel has recreational facilities, such as a pool or fitness center, make use of them for relaxation and rejuvenation.
Cultural Events and Performances:
Check local event listings for cultural performances, music concerts, or traditional storytelling events taking place in Medina during your stay.
Attend a cultural show or performance to immerse yourself in the rich heritage and entertainment of the region.
Evening Prayer and Reflection:
Participate in evening prayers at the Prophet's Mosque, known as Maghrib and Isha prayers, to experience the spiritual ambiance and community gathering.
Reflect on your experiences and spiritual journey in Medina, taking time for personal introspection and gratitude.
Early Morning Departure:
Begin your day with an early morning departure from your hotel in Medina to travel to Mecca.
Ensure that you have all necessary travel documents, including passports, visas, and Umrah permits, as required for the pilgrimage.
Travel to Mecca:
Board the designated transportation provided for your group, such as a comfortable bus or van, for the journey to Mecca.
Enjoy the scenic views along the way and prepare for the spiritual experience ahead.
Arrival in Mecca:
Upon arrival in Mecca, proceed to your designated accommodation, which may be a hotel or a designated pilgrim's lodging near the Haram (Kaaba).
Check-in to your accommodation and take some time to rest and freshen up before beginning the Umrah rituals.
Umrah Preparation:
Gather with your group and perform the necessary ablutions (wudu) in preparation for the Umrah pilgrimage.
Dress in the appropriate attire for Umrah, which typically includes Ihram (two white seamless garments) for men and modest clothing for women.
Umrah Rituals:
Head to the Masjid al-Haram, the sacred mosque housing the Kaaba, to begin the Umrah rituals.
Perform the Tawaf, circling the Kaaba seven times in a counterclockwise direction, while reciting prayers and supplications.
After completing the Tawaf, proceed to the area of Maqam Ibrahim to offer prayers and then perform the Sa'i, walking between the hills of Safa and Marwah seven times.
Conclude the Sa'i and other rituals by shaving or trimming hair (for men) or cutting a small portion of hair (for women), symbolizing purification and humility.
Spiritual Reflection and Prayers:
Take time for personal reflection and prayers at the Haram, seeking spiritual closeness and blessings during this sacred pilgrimage.
Engage in additional prayers and supplications, seeking forgiveness, guidance, and blessings for yourself and your loved ones.
Group Activities and Support:
Participate in group activities organized by your tour operator or travel group, such as lectures, group prayers, and spiritual discussions.
Seek guidance and support from your group leaders or guides for any questions or assistance needed during the Umrah pilgrimage.
Evening Rest and Reflection:
Return to your accommodation in Mecca for rest and relaxation after completing the Umrah rituals.
Reflect on the spiritual significance of your journey, express gratitude for the experience, and prepare for continued spiritual activities in Mecca.
Morning Rituals:
Begin your day with Fajr prayers at the Masjid al-Haram, experiencing the spiritual atmosphere and serenity of the early morning.
Perform any additional prayers and supplications, seeking blessings and guidance during your stay in Mecca.
Exploration of Mecca:
Take time to explore the sacred city of Mecca at your own pace. Visit historic sites such as the Zamzam Well, Mount Arafat, and the Mina tents area.
Reflect on the significance of these landmarks in Islamic history and spirituality.
Umrah Visits:
Return to the Masjid al-Haram for additional visits to perform Umrah rituals, if desired. This could include Tawaf, Sa'i, and prayers at various times of the day.
Learning and Reflection:
Attend religious lectures, study circles, or spiritual gatherings organized at your accommodation or nearby venues.
Engage in discussions with scholars or fellow pilgrims, deepening your understanding of Islamic teachings and practices.
Shopping and Souvenirs:
Explore the markets and shops around the Masjid al-Haram for souvenirs, Islamic books, and traditional items such as prayer rugs, perfumes, and dates.
Take time to purchase gifts for family and friends back home, commemorating your spiritual journey in Mecca.
Community Engagement:
Participate in community service activities or charitable initiatives, contributing to the well-being of fellow pilgrims and local residents.
Offer assistance or support to pilgrims in need, fostering a sense of unity and compassion during your time in Mecca.
Prayer and Reflection:
Dedicate moments throughout the day for personal prayer, reflection, and meditation. Seek moments of solitude to connect with your inner self and strengthen your faith.
Utilize the spiritual energy of Mecca to seek forgiveness, blessings, and guidance in your spiritual journey.
Evening Rituals:
Attend Maghrib and Isha prayers at the Masjid al-Haram, experiencing the vibrant atmosphere of collective worship.
Take part in the nightly Taraweeh prayers during Ramadan, enhancing your spiritual connection and devotion during this blessed time.
Rest and Relaxation:
Allocate time for rest, relaxation, and rejuvenation. Take advantage of facilities at your accommodation, such as prayer rooms, fitness centers, and dining options.
Prioritize self-care and well-being to maintain a balanced and fulfilling experience throughout your stay in Mecca.
A: Umrah is a voluntary pilgrimage to Mecca performed by Muslims at any time of the year, while Hajj is a mandatory pilgrimage performed during specific days of the Islamic month of Dhu al-Hijjah.
A: The key rituals of Umrah include Ihram (state of consecration), Tawaf (circumambulation of the Kaaba), Sa’i (walking between Safa and Marwah), and shaving or trimming hair.
A: Women are generally required to have a mahram accompany them for Umrah. However, some scholars permit women to perform Umrah in groups with proper arrangements and safety considerations.
A: Visiting sites such as Mount Arafat, Mina tents area, and the Zamzam Well holds historical and spiritual significance, as they are associated with Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham), Hajr (Hagar), and other sacred events in Islamic history.
A: Yes, pilgrims are required to observe modesty in dress and behavior, wear Ihram garments for men (two white seamless sheets) and modest clothing for women, and adhere to Islamic etiquettes such as respect for sacred places and avoidance of unnecessary talk.
A: Engage in frequent prayers, recitation of the Quran, supplications, seeking forgiveness, attending religious lectures and gatherings, performing voluntary prayers (Nafil), and engaging in acts of charity and kindness.
A: Recommended activities include exploring historic sites, attending spiritual lectures, shopping for souvenirs and Islamic items, engaging in community service, reflecting on personal spirituality, and participating in group prayers and rituals.
A: Yes, you may extend your stay in Mecca for additional spiritual activities, subject to visa regulations, accommodation availability, and coordination with your travel operator or group leaders.
A: Seek guidance and support from your group leaders, tour operator representatives, or local authorities. Maintain open communication, follow instructions, and prioritize safety and well-being throughout your pilgrimage journey.
A: Continuously engage in acts of worship, maintain a connection with Allah through prayers and supplications, uphold good deeds and moral conduct, seek knowledge and understanding of Islam, and strive for positive changes in behavior and character.
