Free Umrah and Hajj Resources
Free resources

Free Umrah and Hajj Resources

Free Umrah resources for every pilgrim: daily duas and hadith, tafsir of the Hajj verses, the Farewell Hajj timeline, a readiness quiz, live weather and a ziyarat planner.

Updated 8 November 2026Reviewed by the UmraHajj travel team

These free Umrah resources are here to help you learn, prepare and stay inspired — before you travel, while you are in Makkah and Madinah, and after you return home. Everything is free, works on your phone and needs no sign-up.

Today’s verse

لَئِن شَكَرْتُمْ لَأَزِيدَنَّكُمْ

La’in shakartum la-azidannakum.

If you are grateful, I will surely give you more.

Qur’an 14:7All reminders

Learn: Umrah resources for the heart and mind

Umrah resources — hands raised in dua before the Kaaba
Learn the meaning behind every rite before you travel.

Plan and practise with our Umrah resources

Step-by-step guides

Our guides take you through every rite in order, with the dua to read at each step. Start with how to perform Umrah, then explore Hajj step by step, the Umrah duas and the rules of ihram.

How we prepare these Umrah resources

Every resource is written and reviewed by our editorial team. Religious content follows the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah, cites its sources and notes where the scholars differ. Practical details — visas, permits and registration — are checked against official sources such as the Nusuk platform. If you spot something to correct, please let us know.

Coming soon to our Umrah resources

We are preparing printable PDF guides and dua booklets, audio duas, Urdu and Arabic editions and an AI-powered question assistant. Follow us on Facebook or Instagram to hear first.

Umrah resources: frequently asked questions

Are these Umrah resources free?

Yes. Every guide, tool and resource is free and needs no account.

Can I use the resources offline?

Once a page has loaded, most tools keep working without a connection. Add them to your phone’s home screen before you travel.

Where do the duas and hadith come from?

From the Qur’an and well-known hadith collections such as Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim; each item shows its source.

Can mosques share these resources?

Yes — please link to the pages. Contact us if you would like co-branded materials for a group.

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