Umrah

    What do you say to someone going on Umrah?

    Many people look for the right words at departure or on return. Below are the most commonly used wishes.

    Last updated: 2026-09-09

    Short answer

    The common phrase is 'Umrah maqbula wa dhanb maghfur', meaning an accepted Umrah and forgiven sins. Shorter versions are 'Umrah maqbool' or simply wishing someone a blessed and safe journey. On return people often say 'Umrah maqbula' or, after Hajj, 'Hajj mabroor'.

    Planning your vaccination

    • Meningococcal ACWY, required for Saudi Arabia
    • International vaccination certificate straight away
    • Evening and weekend appointments, every day 10:00 to 22:00
    Plan your Hajj vaccination

    At departure

    • Umrah maqbula wa dhanb maghfur: an accepted Umrah and forgiven sins
    • Umrah maqbool: may your Umrah be accepted
    • A blessed journey, and remember us in your du'a

    On return

    • Umrah maqbula: may your Umrah be accepted
    • After Hajj: Hajj mabroor, an accepted and sincere Hajj
    • Welcome home, may your prayers be answered

    Information about registration and packages is based on the official Nusuk Hajj platform of the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah. Registration and payment take place there only; DKliniek provides the medical preparation.

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    Arrange your vaccinations in time

    Meningococcal ACWY is required for entry to Saudi Arabia and must be given at least ten days before arrival. We also advise you on DTP, hepatitis A and your certificate.

    • Meningococcal ACWY, required for Saudi Arabia
    • International vaccination certificate straight away
    • Evening and weekend appointments, every day 10:00 to 22:00
    • Groups and families vaccinated in one session

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