Umrah is a revered journey to Mecca and Madinah, aimed to reconnect you with the Almighty. It offers a golden chance to seek forgiveness, ask for Allah’ mercy, and reflect upon the past sins, promising not to do them again. Though it isn’t obligatory or compulsory for Muslims to perform as Hajj, Pilgrims choose to perform it because of its unlimited blessings and divine reward properties, especially in Ramadan. Ramadan Umrah packages 2026, provide an opportunity to perform this sacred obligation and enjoy the ancient history in KSA with your family at competitive and affordable prices.
Mecca and Madinah offer a range of ancient history and modern architecture as well as sacred benefits for families, groups, and couples to enjoy a memorable and lasting experience. Let’s explore historic sites and the rich legacy of KSA with a up-to-date touch to visit after completing your Umrah, connecting with the early days of Islam.
The Kaaba
The Divine Kaaba is the most earliest and blessed place in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It is a centre of pilgrims’ attention while performing Umrah. The history dates back to the time of Hazrat Ibrahim AS when he with his son Ismail AS built this place of worship on the command of Allah SWT. It is a cube-shaped building, modified several times and has gone through extensive historical changes to this time. The cube-shaped building, covered with all black cloth with gold and silver embroidery is the centre of Tawaf, symbolising unity and faith, showing that all are equal to Allah besides their nationality, colour, and cast.
Masjid Al-Haram
Masjid Al-Haram- the most blessed and divinest mosque on earth is situated within the Kaaba walls. It is the most hallowed and largest Masjid around in the world. The meaning behind the name clarifies its sacredness as Haram in Arabic means holy, inviolable where some specific acts (fighting, hunting, sinful & violence) are forbidden. While performing Umrah pilgrims pray facing the mosque. It serves as centre point to perform Tawaf during Hajj and Umrah. The mosque is consistently under upgrade and expansion to make more room, with the flow of Muslims each year. It not just offers a chance of repentance, but also is a marvel of blend of modern and ancient architecture.
Jabal Al-Nour
Jabal al-Noor or the Cave of Hira is a mountain close to Mecca, situated in the Hijaz region, offering a deep spiritual and ancient insights. Pilgrims visit this sacred cave to refresh their Iman and connect with the early days of Islam. The cave holds immense holy significance being the turning point of Islamic legacy. This is the same cave where the Prophet Muhammad PBUH received his first revelation, saying:
“Read, Read in the name of Allah who has created you.”
It offers a journey through the history, connecting the pilgrims with the ancient times and emphasising on solitude and spirituality of the Prophet PBUH.
Mount Arafat
Mount Arafat is of great significance and importance in the Islamic ancient legacy. Before Islamic history, the mountain is supposed to be the same Mountain where Adam and Eve reunited on the earth after their banishment from paradise. It is the largest pillar while performing Hajj. It is also known as the Mountain of Mercy, Jabal Al-Rehamah. It is the same mountain where the Prophet PBUH delivered his last sermon while performing Hajj, declaring equality for all. Pilgrims visit the Mountain to connect with history, recall those breathtaking moments, and perform nawafil to seek mercy and forgiveness from Allah SWT.
Masjid Quba
Masjid Quba is situated in Madinah, close to the Hijaz region, and is the historical landmark in Islamic Legacy. It is the very first masque built in Islamic history. The Prophet PBUH built this masjid upon arriving in the city to worship. He PBUH himself participated in its construction with his companions. The masjid offers insights into historical architecture and sacred significance while visiting. It is said that performing two Raka’t in masjid Al-Quba is equal to performing Hajj in rewards. The masjid holds a significant status in Islamic inheritance.
Mount Uhud
Mount Uhud is a Mountain range located in the north of Madina offering insights into unity, bravery, faith and trust in Allah. Many packages Umrah visa include a visit to the Mount Uhud offering a chance to reflect upon the ancient history of Islam. This is the place where the Battle of Uhud takes place between the Muslims and the tribe of Quraish. Just beside the Mountain, a cemetery is situated holding the bodies of Battle martyrs including the close relatives of Prophet PBUH. Pilgrims visit the cemetery and battlefield to honour the martyrs.
Graveyard of Jannat Al-Baqi
One of the oldest and historical cemeteries in Madinah, it houses the remains of many cherished friends and family members of Prophet PBUH and form their final resting place. Pilgrims honour the individuals buried there, consider the uncertainty of Life, and relate to the early years of Islam by visiting the burial ground. If you are planning to go, choose a cheap and budget-friendly Ramadan Umrah Packages 2026 matching your tastes and means to visit these old locations with simplicity and comfort. The appropriate package guarantees a stress-free and spiritually elevated trip from beginning to return.
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