Dream - Umrah is one of the recommended voluntary acts of worship for Muslims. Although similar to the Hajj pilgrimage, the implementation of Umrah has some differences from Hajj. The wisdom of performing Umrah for those who do it is abundant and brings various benefits. Although easier than Hajj because there is no need to queue, not everyone can perform Umrah. One reason is the expensive cost of Umrah. People who will undergo Umrah also need time and hard work to be able to worship directly in the house of Allah SWT (Baitullah).

Including tawaf (circumambulation of the Ka'bah), sa'i (running between the hills of Safa and Marwah), and tahallul (cutting the hair). Umrah has a long history and has been performed since the time of Prophet Ibrahim. According to history, Prophet Ibrahim and his son Ismail started the tradition of tawaf and sa'i, which are now part of the umrah worship. The wisdom behind the umrah worship is to strengthen the spiritual bond between humans and Allah, cleanse the soul, and strengthen the brotherhood among Muslims from various parts of the world.

Umrah is also an opportunity to improve oneself and seek forgiveness from Allah. Umrah worship also teaches the meaning of simplicity, humility, patience, and perseverance in facing trials during the journey of worship. By performing Umrah worship, Muslims are expected to receive rewards and blessings from Allah, as well as an opportunity to improve themselves and draw closer to Him. Umrah is also a form of dedication and obedience to the Almighty Allah.

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Performing the umrah pilgrimage brings blessings to those who do it. Those who perform the minor hajj with sincere and devoted intentions will experience spiritual growth and blessings in their lives.

Umrah is an opportunity for a human being to get closer to Allah SWT. There is no other activity performed by Umrah pilgrims other than worship, both obligatory and recommended. Through this worship, a Muslim can deepen their relationship with the Creator, seek His forgiveness, and renew their commitment to living a better life.

Umrah is a worship that helps a person purify their soul and heart. By performing this worship, a person can cleanse themselves from past sins and start a new chapter in their life.

Every step taken in performing umrah is counted as an act of worship. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said that every step taken by a pilgrim towards the Ka'bah will erase sins, elevate their status in the sight of Allah, and grant them great rewards.

Performing umrah also brings satisfaction to the heart and tranquility to the soul for those who do it. The feeling of peace and serenity experienced when in the Holy Land provides a profound spiritual experience.

One of them is to train patience, perseverance, and sincerity in carrying out worship. Hajj and Umrah also teach the importance of brotherhood and unity among Muslims. In addition, Hajj and Umrah are also forms of sacrifice and forgiveness of sins, as well as an opportunity to improve relationships with fellow human beings. Furthermore, through Hajj and Umrah, Muslims are also taught to experience and understand the difficulties faced by other Muslims around the world.

Hajj and Umrah can also serve as a spiritual purification by helping Muslims to sincerely and sincerely devote themselves to Allah SWT. These acts of worship also provide an opportunity to start a new and meaningful life. Additionally, Hajj and Umrah also have the power to unite Muslims from various parts of the world, regardless of ethnic, racial, and skin color differences. They gather in one place in purity to seek the pleasure of Allah SWT.

"Thus, the implementation of the hajj and umrah pilgrimage has a great wisdom in shaping a better personality, cleansing the soul, as well as uniting the Muslim community in strong togetherness and brotherhood."

The recommended months for performing Umrah are the months of Rajab, Ramadan, and the month of Shawwal. The best time to avoid the Hajj season is outside the month of Dhu al-Hijjah. The Hajj season usually falls in the month of Dhu al-Hijjah. The Saudi Arabian government usually temporarily closes the Umrah worship when the Hajj season begins. The difference between performing Umrah outside the Hajj season and during the Hajj season lies in the level of comfort and the density of the pilgrims.

During the Hajj season, the number of Umrah and Hajj pilgrims increases dramatically, which can cause crowds and difficulties in performing Umrah. Meanwhile, outside the Hajj season, Umrah pilgrims will experience lower density, allowing them to perform their worship more peacefully and comfortably. Therefore, Umrah can be performed throughout the year, but it is recommended to choose a time outside the Hajj season to perform the worship more comfortably and avoid the crowdedness of pilgrims.