Umrah Badal for a Sick / Elderly / Incapacitated Person

This is a service-based offering. No physical delivery is involved.

Once your order is confirmed, your Omra Badal is scheduled and performed on your behalf.

You will receive confirmation and supporting evidence once completed.

Transparency is a core value of our service.

We do not take any share from the worship itself or from your sadaqa.

Your contribution is used responsibly to ensure the service is carried out with sincerity, quality, and continuity.

It covers:

• Payment processing and platform fees
  
• Fair compensation for students and individuals performing the Omra
  
• Operational coordination and logistics
  
• Technical maintenance, security, and platform management
  
• Customer support and ethical outreach to reach more people in need
  

A fair salary is allocated to those who manage and maintain this service.

This remuneration reflects real work and responsibility, not the act of worship itself.

Every Omra is treated as an amanah, with accountability, respect, and integrity.

Each Omra is treated as an amanah.

It is performed individually, with sincere intention, and in accordance with Islamic rulings.

No Omra is automated or industrialized.

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“Actions are judged only by intentions.”

(Sahih al-Bukhari & Muslim)

For this reason, every Omra Badal is performed with a clear and sincere niyyah, treating it as an amanah.



A woman asked the Prophet ﷺ:

“My mother vowed to perform Hajj but passed away before doing so. Should I perform Hajj on her behalf?”

He ﷺ replied:

“Yes, perform Hajj on her behalf. If your mother had a debt, would you not repay it?

The debt owed to Allah is more deserving of being fulfilled.”

(Sahih al-Bukhari)

Scholars derive from this that Hajj and Umrah may be performed on behalf of another person who is unable or deceased.

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“Charity does not decrease wealth.”

(Sahih Muslim)

Giving for the sake of Allah is never a loss, but a source of barakah.