Hajj, `Umrah & Ziyarah

I would like to ask permission to visit Mawlana in Cyprus at the start of November inshAllah as I have not had a chance this year Continue reading →

hope someone will be able to help with my query.I am planning to do Hajj this year along with my wife and have already bought British Airways tickets Washington to London to Riyadh Riyadh to Madinah.
Now someone has told me that we’ll not be allowed to get on plan from London to Riyadh.The reason for this they say is that we have hajj visa and hajj flight should be direct to Jeddah from London. I do not understand the logic because our checked in luggage will go automatically to Madinah and we’ll just change our plane at London and Riyadh airport, we’ll not be going out of airport.The boarding pass will allow us to board the flight from Washington to Riyadh. Connecting flights are common all over the world but I have never come across something like this before.It is so confusing and our tickets are not changeable orrefundable.
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Please accept my sincere thanks for writing, publishing and distributing the Naqshbandi Guidebook. Not only is this book indispensable in the daily prayers and practices but proved invaluable during our recent umra’. Courtesy the Guidebook my family and I learnt the proper adab of visiting the holy cities, entering the Haram through Babus-Salam, greeting the Kaaba with tawaaf qudum, etc. The book has duas from the moment of boarding our flight for the holy city! Upon entering the city it taught us to ask rijaal Allah to help in our visit and in showing proper respect!
Thank you also for this wonderful website. By the Grace of Allah, I offered shukr for this website and the Guidebook in the Hijre Ismail and asked Allah SWT to bless the Shuyukh, and all their supporters involved with these illustrious projects.
Wa-assalamualykum wa Rahamtullahi wa Barakatuhu. Continue reading →

We would like to visit Mawlana Shaykh Nazim, with our 6 year old daughter, after ‘id al fitr, on the first week of september, for bay’a renewal. Continue reading →