For grown-ups
How the journey works
Five legs, 29 steps
- Getting ready at home
- The journey
- Madinah
- The Umrah in Makkah
- Places we learn about, and home again
Each step follows the 4-I: Inspire (a picture and a few words), Investigate (one small thing to do), Integrate (bring it home: every answer is fine) and Impart (tell or show someone). A finished step earns a stamp in the child's Umrah passport.
The pace
“One a day” opens the next step each day, so the journey takes about a month. Leaving soon? Choose “Free” in the settings to do any step, any day.
What we leave to your guide
The tool shows children what happens, in simple words, so the real day feels familiar. It doesn't teach the rules of ihram, tawaf, sa'ee or any other part of Umrah, and it makes no promises about rewards or accepted du'a. For those, follow your mutawwif or ustaz. The rites in Makkah (leg 4) appear once our asatizah have checked them word for word.
Each step's note
Every step has a “Note for grown-ups” on its first screen: what happens at that point of the trip, and the Quran and hadith references behind it, to read together from a mushaf or in Tadabbur.