40 days shifting Hajj package 2027 from Dhaka, Bangladesh

Start your Hajj journey

Your Hajj journey begins in Dhaka. After completing the airport procedures, you will fly to Jeddah and then travel with the group to Makkah. Once you reach the hotel, you can check in, rest for a while, and prepare for your first Umrah with guidance from the support team.

• Arrive at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, Terminal 1 or Terminal 2.
• Complete airline check-in, luggage drop, immigration, and boarding procedures.
• Depart from Dhaka for Jeddah.
• Arrive at the Hajj Terminal of King Abdulaziz International Airport.
• Meet the local support team at the airport.
• Travel with the group to your hotel in Makkah.
• Complete hotel check-in and take enough rest after the flight.

First Umrah in Makkah

After reaching Makkah and settling into the hotel, pilgrims will prepare for their first Umrah. The group guide or Muallim will explain the main steps so that everyone can perform the rituals with confidence, patience, and sincerity.

• Enter the state of Ihram with the intention of performing Umrah.
• Perform Tawaf around the Holy Kaaba.
• Complete Sa’i between Safa and Marwah.
• Finish Umrah by performing Halq or Taqsir.

Take rest and spiritual preparation

The first few days in Makkah are important for both physical recovery and spiritual preparation. The journey can be tiring, so pilgrims should take enough rest, adjust to the weather, and slowly prepare for the main days of Hajj.

• Rest properly so your body can adjust to the climate, time, and surroundings.
• Learn the location of your hotel, nearby roads, group meeting points, and routes to Masjid al-Haram.
• Attend the orientation sessions arranged by the Muallim or Day’ee.
• Learn the practical steps of Ihram, Tawaf, Sa’i, Mina, Arafat, Muzdalifah, and Rami.
• Ask questions whenever any part of the Hajj process feels unclear.
• Spend time in Masjid al-Haram for Salah, Quran recitation, dua, and personal ibadah.
• Prepare yourself mentally for crowds, walking, waiting, and changes in the schedule.
• Build patience and avoid unnecessary stress before the main Hajj rituals begin.
• Join the Makkah Ziyarah programme when the group schedule allows.
• Jabal al-Nour (Cave of Hira): This mountain is home to the Cave of Hira, where Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) received the first revelation.
• Jabal al-Thawr: This historic mountain is connected to the Hijrah, when Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and Abu Bakr (RA) took shelter in the cave.

Journey to Mina (Day of Tarwiyah)

The 8th of Dhul Hijjah is known as the Day of Tarwiyah. On this day, pilgrims enter Ihram for Hajj and travel from Makkah to Mina. It marks the beginning of the main Hajj rituals.

• Wear Ihram and make a clear intention to perform Hajj.
• Prepare yourself mentally and spiritually for the sacred days ahead.
• Stay focused on ibadah and avoid unnecessary distractions.
• Travel from Makkah to Mina, located around 5 kilometres away.
• Reach Mina, widely known as the City of Tents.
• Move into the tent assigned to your group.
• Keep your essential belongings organised and close to you.
• Perform the daily prayers in Mina according to the Hajj schedule.
• Spend time in dua, Quran recitation, dhikr, and quiet reflection.
• Avoid arguments, loud conversations, and activities that may disturb others.
• Observe the simple life of Mina and the sense of equality among the pilgrims.
• Spend the night in Mina and prepare for the Day of Arafat.

Day of Arafat: The most important day of Hajj

The 9th of Dhul Hijjah is the most important day of Hajj. Pilgrims gather in Arafat and spend the day seeking Allah’s mercy, forgiveness, and acceptance. For many pilgrims, the Day of Arafat becomes the most emotional part of the journey. The atmosphere feels different. People pray quietly, remember their mistakes, and make sincere dua for themselves, their families, and the Muslim Ummah.

• Leave Mina after Fajr and travel to Arafat with the Hajj group.
• Remain inside the official boundaries of Arafat during the required period.
• Spend the day making dua and asking Allah for forgiveness.
• Recite dhikr and reflect on your life, faith, and responsibilities.
• Listen to the Khutbah when it is available.
• Remain focused on ibadah and avoid unnecessary movement or conversation.
• Keep yourself hydrated and take rest when needed.
• Stay in Arafat until sunset, as standing at Arafat is a central pillar of Hajj.

After sunset

After sunset, pilgrims leave Arafat and travel to Muzdalifah. This movement may take time because of the large crowds. Stay close to your group, remain patient, and follow the instructions of the group leader.

• Travel from Arafat to Muzdalifah after sunset.
• Perform Maghrib and Isha together after reaching Muzdalifah.
• Collect small pebbles for the Rami rituals.
• Keep the pebbles in a secure bag or container.
• Rest in Muzdalifah under the open sky.
• Spend part of the night in prayer, dhikr, or quiet reflection.
• Follow the departure schedule provided by the group leader.

Rami at Jamarat, Qurbani, and Tawaf al-Ifadah

The 10th of Dhul Hijjah is one of the busiest days of Hajj. Several important rituals are completed on this day. Pilgrims should move carefully, stay with the group, and complete each step without rushing.

• Leave Muzdalifah and travel back to Mina.
• Perform Rami by throwing seven pebbles at Jamarat al-Aqaba.
• Confirm the Qurbani arrangement through the package provider or an approved sacrifice service.
• Perform Halq or Taqsir by shaving or trimming the hair.
• Come out of Ihram partially after completing the required steps.

After that:

• Travel from Mina to Makkah.
• Perform Tawaf al-Ifadah around the Holy Kaaba.
• Perform Sa’i when it is required for your type of Hajj.
• Complete the rituals calmly and follow the guidance of the Muallim.
• Return to Mina and stay there overnight.

Complete Rami at all three Jamarat

On the 11th of Dhul Hijjah, pilgrims remain in Mina and perform Rami at all three Jamarat. The area may be crowded, so it is important to follow the group schedule and avoid rushing.

• Remain in Mina and follow the daily Hajj routine.
• Perform Rami at all three Jamarat.
• Throw seven pebbles at each pillar.
• Begin with the small Jamarat.
• Continue to the middle Jamarat.
• Finish at Jamarat al-Aqaba.
• Walk carefully and stay close to the group.
• Remain patient if there are delays or heavy crowds.
• Spend the rest of the day in Salah, dhikr, dua, and rest.
• Stay overnight in Mina.

Final Rami before returning to Makkah

For many pilgrims, the 12th of Dhul Hijjah is the final day in Mina. After completing Rami, they prepare to leave Mina and return to Makkah before sunset.

Final Rami at the three Jamarat

• Perform Rami at all three Jamarat once again.
• Throw seven pebbles at each pillar.
• Follow the same order used on the previous day.
• Begin with the small Jamarat.
• Continue to the middle Jamarat.
• Finish with the largest Jamarat.
• Take your time and avoid pushing in crowded areas.
• Follow the movement plan arranged for your group.

After the stoning of the Devil

• Prepare to leave Mina before sunset when following the 12-day plan.
• Pack your belongings before leaving the tent.
• Check the area carefully so that nothing is left behind.
• Travel back to Makkah with the group.
• Return to the hotel and take proper rest.
• Continue personal ibadah, dua, and reflection in Makkah.

Optional stay in Mina

Pilgrims who choose to remain in Mina for one more day complete another round of Rami on the 13th of Dhul Hijjah. The area may feel quieter than the previous days, but the rituals must still be performed correctly.

• Spend the extra day in Mina with a simple and peaceful routine.
• Perform the final Rami at all three Jamarat.
• Continue with dua, dhikr, and personal reflection.
• Pack your belongings and prepare to leave.
• Return to Makkah after completing the required rituals.

Post-Hajj activities in Makkah

After completing the main rituals of Hajj, pilgrims return to Makkah for rest and additional ibadah. The previous days may have been physically demanding, so this period should be used to recover slowly and make the most of the remaining time near Masjid al-Haram.

• Return to the Makkah hotel and take proper rest.
• Allow your body to recover after the days in Mina, Arafat, and Muzdalifah.
• Return gradually to a normal daily routine.
• Continue performing the daily prayers in Masjid al-Haram.
• Recite the Holy Quran and make sincere dua.
• Perform additional Tawaf when your health and the crowd situation allow.
• Choose less crowded times whenever possible.
• Reflect on the lessons of Hajj and the changes you wish to make after returning home.
• Make dua for your family, loved ones, and the wider Muslim Ummah.
• Perform Tawaf al-Wada before leaving Makkah at the appropriate time.

Optional visits and activities in Makkah

These days may also be used for meaningful visits around Makkah. The exact programme will depend on the group schedule, local regulations, and the physical condition of the pilgrims.

• Visit Masjid Aisha, a well-known Miqat point for those intending to perform another Umrah.
• Visit important historical places connected to the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
• Visit Jannat-ul-Mu’alla, the historic cemetery in Makkah.
• Spend time reflecting on the Hajj journey.
• Make personal dua and ask Allah to accept your Hajj.
• Avoid putting too much pressure on yourself with unnecessary travel.
• Keep a healthy balance between rest, ibadah, and Ziyarah.
• Prepare physically and mentally for the journey to Madinah.

Stay in Madinah

After completing the main Hajj activities in Makkah, the group travels to Madinah. This part of the journey is usually calmer. Pilgrims can rest, pray in Masjid al-Nabawi, and spend time reflecting on the experience of Hajj.

Spiritual connection and reflection in Madinah

Madinah has a peaceful atmosphere that many pilgrims feel as soon as they arrive. The pace is slower, and the days can be spent in Salah, Quran recitation, dua, and quiet personal ibadah.

• Travel from Makkah to Madinah by bus with the Hajj group.
• Reach Madinah and complete hotel check-in.
• Stay in the assigned hotel, usually within a convenient distance of Masjid al-Nabawi.
• Rest after the road journey.
• Learn the hotel location, group meeting point, and route to the mosque.
• Begin the Madinah stay with a calm and respectful mindset.
• Follow the instructions of the group guide throughout the stay.

Activities in Madinah

The stay in Madinah is not part of the main Hajj rituals, but it holds great spiritual importance for Muslims. Pilgrims should use the time gently and avoid placing unnecessary pressure on themselves.

• Visit Masjid al-Nabawi regularly.
• Perform the daily prayers in the mosque whenever possible.
• Spend time reciting the Quran and making dua.
• Try to pray in Riyad ul-Jannah according to the approved permit and available schedule.
• Send Salam to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
• Pay respect to Abu Bakr (RA) and Umar (RA).
• Follow the Sunnah in your daily behaviour.
• Join Islamic discussions or guidance sessions arranged for the group.
• Reflect on the Hajj journey and the lessons you want to carry home.

Ziyarah in Madinah: Important Islamic sites to visit

Ziyarah in Madinah allows pilgrims to visit places connected to important events in Islamic history. These visits should remain respectful, meaningful, and balanced with enough time for rest and worship. The actual route may change depending on traffic, access restrictions, weather, and group arrangements.

Peaceful time & Ibadah in Madinah before return

The final days in Madinah offer a quiet period before the return journey. Pilgrims can slow down, spend more time in Masjid al-Nabawi, and reflect on the spiritual experience of Hajj.

• Recite the Holy Quran at a comfortable pace.
• Make sincere dua for yourself and your family.
• Ask Allah for mercy, forgiveness, guidance, and acceptance.
• Pray regularly in Masjid al-Nabawi.
• Spend quiet time in the mosque away from noise and distractions.
• Reflect on the changes you want to make in your life after Hajj.
• Rest properly and avoid becoming exhausted before the flight.
• Keep your passport, ticket, and important documents in a safe place.
• Start organising your luggage before the final day.

Optional activities in Madinah

These activities are not part of the Hajj rituals, but they may make the final days more comfortable and memorable.

• Visit nearby markets in Madinah.
• Buy dates, prayer items, gifts, or necessary travel products.
• Walk around nearby areas at a relaxed pace.
• Experience the calm environment and hospitality of the city.
• Keep shopping limited so that it does not affect prayer or rest.
• Maintain a balanced routine between ibadah, sleep, and personal activities.
• Prepare yourself mentally for the return to Bangladesh.
• Hold on to the patience, gratitude, and discipline learned during Hajj.

Returning to Bangladesh with the lessons of Hajj

The final day marks the end of the 40-day Hajj journey. Pilgrims prepare their luggage, check out from the hotel, and travel to the airport with the group. This is also a time to reflect. The journey may be ending, but the lessons of Hajj should continue after returning home.

• Pack your luggage carefully and check the weight limit.
• Keep your passport, air ticket, identification card, and travel documents close to you.
• Take a quiet moment to remember the duas, rituals, and places visited during the journey.
• Reflect on the lessons of sabr, gratitude, unity, and sincere ibadah.
• Complete hotel check-out at the scheduled time.
• Meet the group at the assigned departure point.
• Travel to Jeddah Airport according to the flight schedule.
• Complete airline check-in, luggage submission, immigration, and departure procedures.
• Receive assistance from the support team when required.
• Board the return flight from Jeddah to Dhaka.
• Return home with precious memories, a peaceful heart, and renewed faith.