Standard Hajj Package - 40 Days

OVERVIEW

A full 40-day pilgrimage experience is provided at a reasonable price with ITS Holidays Ltd.'s Economy Hajj Package. During their holy journey, pilgrims will stop in Madinah, Makkah, and Azizia/Shisha. The package includes all of the necessary Hajj dates, which include Mina, Muzdalifah, and Arafah. It offers a spiritually enlightening experience with thoughtfully planned lodging and amenities designed for a budget-friendly yet significant pilgrimage.

Hajj Highlights

Madinah: 02-05 to 25 Zilqada 10-13 May to 02 June 2024
Makkah: 25 to 04/05 Zil Hajja 02 June to 10/11 June 2024
Azizia / Shisha: 04-07 Zil Hajja 10-13 June 2024
Hajj Period (Mina + Muzdalifah + Arafah): 07 Zil Hajja to 12/13 Zil Hajja 13 June to 18/19 June 2024
Azizia / Shisha: 12/13 Zil Hajja to 14-17 Zil Hajja 18/ 19 June to 20-23 June 2024

Madinah: May 10–13, 2024 (Zilqada, 02–05)

Duration: 4 days Take in the spiritual magnificence of Islam's second-holiest place.

Short Itinerary

Visit the Prophet's Mosque, Masjid al-Nabawi.
Show reverence at the Prophet's tomb: Ask for blessings and establish a connection with the Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) heritage.
Visit historical locations: Learn about locations rich in Islamic heritage, such as the Quba Mosque, Qiblatain Mosque, and Uhud Mountain.
Relax and get ready for the Hajj. Spend some time in Madinah's peace reflecting and preparing spiritually.

Makkah: June 2–11, 2024 (25 Zil Hajj – 04/05 Zil Hajj)

Duration: 8–9 days

Short Itinerary

Completing the Umrah: Finish the shorter pilgrimage before heading to Hajj by viewing the Kaaba and carrying out its rites.

Visit the Holy Haram: Take in the spiritual atmosphere of the Masjid al-Haram, the holiest place in Islam.

Explore historical locations: Learn about the Cave of Hira, the location of Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) first revelation, as well as other notable sites.

Last-minute Hajj preparations: Plan your route and make sure you're both physically and spiritually ready for the journey.

Azizia / Shisha: June 10–13, 2024 (04–07 Zil Hajj)

Duration: 3 days

Short Itinerary

Once you get to Mina, relax inside your tent to be ready for the ceremony.
Complete Tawaf al-Ifadah: After reaching Makkah, begin the Hajj by walking around the Kaaba.
Spend the night at the hallowed site of Muzdalifah. There, you can pray and gather pebbles for the ceremonies that take place the following day.

The Hajj Period (Mina, Muzdalifah, and Arafah) will take place from June 13–18, 2024 (from June 7 to June 13, 2024). It will last for five to six days.

Duration: 5/6 Days

Short Itinerary

Day of Arafat: Join in supplication and prayer on the Plains of Arafat, one of the main Hajj pillars.
Throw stones at Jamarat: Carry out the devil's symbolic stoning at Mina's three Jamarat pillars.
Sacrifice an animal (Eid al-Adha): Honour Abraham's offering and distribute the flesh to the underprivileged.
Tawaf al-Ifadah and Sa'i: The Hajj is completed by circumambulating the Kaaba and running between Safa and Marwa, also known as Takwaf al-Ifadah and Sa'i.

Azizia / Shisha: June 18/19–20/23, 2024 (12/13 Zil Hajja – 14–17 Zil Hajja)

Duration: 2-4 days
Short Itinerary

Takwaf al-Wada: Say goodbye to the Kaaba by making one last round before leaving Makkah.
Savour Makkah: Use your remaining time to see the city and the surrounding attractions.
Get ready to leave. Complete your plans and bid adieu to the holy city of Makkah.

Note: Depending on the particular package and personal preferences, this itinerary is only a general recommendation and may change. The most recent and accurate schedule should always be discussed with your preferred Hajj provider.

HIGHLIGHTS

Madinah: 02-05 to 25 Zilqada 10-13 May to 02 June 2024
Makkah: 25 to 04/05 Zil Hajja 02 June to 10/11 June 2024
Azizia / Shisha: 04-07 Zil Hajja 10-13 June 2024
Hajj Period (Mina + Muzdalifah + Arafah): 07 Zil Hajja to 12/13 Zil Hajja 13 June to 18/19 June 2024
Azizia / Shisha: 12/13 Zil Hajja to 14-17 Zil Hajja 18/ 19 June to 20-23 June 2024

PRICE

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ITINERARY

Day 01 | Day 05 ZQ: Jeddah – Makkah – Dhaka (Umrah)
departure for Jeddah from Dhaka. Transfer to the Makkah Hotel from the Jeddah Airport. Hotel check-in and perform the same day.

Day 02 | 06 ZQ: Makkah Ziyarah - Cave of Hira (Jabal-e-Noor) - Gabriel, the angel, gave the prophet Muhammad (PBUH) his revelations from Allah SWT.
The Prophet and Abu Bakr al-Siddiq sought refuge in the Cave of Thawr (Jabal-e-Soor) to escape the Quraish.
Mina, sometimes known as the "city of tents," is home to over 100,000 air-conditioned tents that serve as temporary lodging for pilgrims traveling to do the Hajj.
- Masjid al-Khaif, also known as the Mosque of Prophets, is the purported location of the prayers of several prophets.
Three stone columns are pelted as part of the obligatory Hajj ceremony in imitation of the Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.), making Jamarat a crucial location for pilgrims participating in the Hajj.
- Mount Arafat (Jabal-Ar-Rahmah), the location of the Last Sermon given by Prophet Muhammad PBUH,
Muzdalifa: a crucial component of the hajj, this location was where Prophet Adam (AS) offered joint prayers for the Maghrib and Isha.
Jannatul Mualla is the final resting place of numerous ancestors of the Prophet (PBUH), including his mother Aminah, grandfather Abdul Muttalib, and first wife Khadijah.
- Masjid Jinn, the alleged location of a gathering of jinn when Muhammad (PBUH) recited a passage of the Quran one evening.
Concentrate on your daily prayers and ibadah after the sightseeing or ziyarah.

Makkah Day 03–20 | 07–24 ZQ:
Concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers.

Day 21–25: Madinah - Makkah ZQ
After leaving the Makkah Hotel, make your way to the Madinah Hotel and concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers.

Day 22 | 26 ZQ: Madinah Ziyarah

- Masjid-e-Quba, the first mosque constructed by Muslims; Masjid-e-Qiblateen, the location of Muhammad's (PBUH) instruction to shift the Qiblah
- Masjid-e-Juma, the location of Muhammad's (PBUH) first Juma prayer
- Tomb of Hamza (RA) and Uhud Martyrs - The Martyrs Cemetery has the tombs of seventy companions, among them Hamzah bin Abdul Muttalib, who died in the battle of Uhud.
Our Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) delivered the first Khutba of Juma Mubarak on Friday at Masjid E Juma.
- Location of the Battle of the Trench (Khandaq) - Following Salman Farsi's (RA) proposal, our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) gave the order to dig a trench. Muslims were able to beat hostile armies thanks to their trenches and fewer losses.
Concentrate on your daily prayers and ibadah after the sightseeing or ziyarah.

Day 23–28: Madinah (ZQ: 03 ZH)
Concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers.

Day 29 | 04 ZH: Shisha - Madinah
After leaving the Madinah Hotel, make your way to the Shisha Apartment, settle in, and devote yourself to your daily prayers and ibadah.

Day 30-32 | ZH 05-07: Shisha
Concentrate on your daily Ibadah and prayers.

Day 33: Shisha - Mina | 08 ZH
Set out to perform the Hajj with Ihram intention, move into the Maktab tent, and concentrate on your daily prayers and Ibadah. Please be aware that individuals selecting the A Tent service will travel to Mina early on the eighth day of ZH, while those selecting the D Tent service will go there late on the seventh day of ZH.

Day 34 | 09 ZH: Hajj Day (Mina, Arafah, and Muzdalifah)
During the day, you will be moved to the Arafah Tent after Fazr. At this time, concentrate on praying as usual in Arafah. The Arafah Day, also called the Maidan of Forgiveness, is a unique day when a great number of individuals are set free from hell. Give thanks to Allah on this day on behalf of your family, parents, and yourself. Say prayers throughout the day for the people of Bangladesh, Muslims worldwide, your parents, siblings, family, and yourself, or for anybody else you want.
Muzdalifah at night: You will be moved there after dusk. You will pray Maghrib and Isha in Jamat one at a time (Jama). To stone Jamarat, spend the entire night outside and gather 49 out of 70 pebbles.

Day 35 | 10 ZH: Masjid al-Haram - Mina - Jamarat - Muzdalifa
In Muzdalifah, we will accompany you to the Mina Tent following the Fazr prayer. We will transport you to Jamarat for stoning (07 stones) at the Jamrah Al Aqabah/Large Jamarah after you have eaten at Mina Tent. Next, go back to the Shisha Apartment or the Mina Tent, finish your Qurbani (sacrifice), shave your head (for men) or cut your hair (for women), take a bath, remove your Ihram, and put on comfortable clothing. In the afternoon, as part of your Hajj rites, proceed to Masjid al-Haram with the group leader to conduct Tawaf al-Ifadha and then do another circuit of Sa'ee before returning to your tent in Mina. At the Mina Tent for the night.
Notes: Please be aware that you can do Tawaf and Sa'ee on any day between the 13th and the 10th ZH if you are unable to do so on that day.

Day 36 | 11 ZH: Jamarat - Mina - Jamarat
Make sure that all three pillars are in the proper order before traveling to Jamarat for the second day of stoning (07 + 07 + 07): Jamarah al-Ula, the small Jamarah, Jamarah al-Wusta, the middle Jamarah, and Jamarah al-Aqaba, the large Jamarah. Proceed back to your tent in Mina after that. At the Mina Tent for the night.

Day 37 | 12 ZH: Shisha, Mina, and Jamarat
Make sure to visit Jamarat for the third day of stoning (07 + 07 + 07) and maintain all three pillars in the correct order: Jamarah al-Ula, the little Jamarah, Jamarah al-Wusta, the second/middle Jamarah, and Jamarah al-Aqaba, the third/large Jamarah. Go back to the Shisha flat and spend the night there.

Day 38 | 13 ZH: Shisha

Pay attention to your Ibadah and frequent prayers.

Day 39 | 14 ZH: Shisha

Pay attention to your Ibadah and frequent prayers.

Day 40 | 15 ZH: Jeddah – Dhaka – Shisha
After leaving the Shisha Apartment, make your way to the airport in Jeddah to catch your flight to Dhaka.

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