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Duas for Umrah, close at hand.
When you're in Makkah, you want to focus on worship — not search through your phone for the right words. Our Umrah dua cards with lanyard bring supplications, transliteration and English meanings together in a handy flip-through set.
A small companion for a meaningful journey.
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Arabic, transliteration
& English
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Ring-bound cards
for quick reference
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Branded lanyard
to keep them nearby
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A thoughtful gift
for a pilgrim
Read it · Say it · Understand it
A dua guide you can actually use
Learning duas for Umrah takes time. These cards let you follow the Arabic, check the pronunciation with transliteration, and read the English meaning when you need a reminder.
You can look through the cards while preparing at home, carry them during your journey and revisit the words that matter to you.
Less searching. More remembering.
“Keep the words close, so you can give your attention to the moment.”
Inside the cards
Guidance for key moments of Umrah
A clear layout helps you revisit the intention for Umrah, the Talbiyah and selected reminders about the sacred journey.
Niyyah for Umrah
Revisit the intention before beginning your rites.
The Talbiyah
Read along and connect with the meaning of the words.
Meaningful reminders
Selected verses and reminders to read along the way.
Your journey, in order
Where your Umrah dua cards can help
Use the set as a reference while learning and preparing for these stages of Umrah.
01
Ihram & intention
Prepare your niyyah before entering the state of Ihram.
02
Talbiyah
Practise the familiar words with transliteration and meaning.
03
Tawaf
Remember Allah as you circle the Kaaba and make personal dua.
04
Sa'i & reflection
Keep your own supplications in mind between Safa and Marwah.
A practical format
Flip to the words you need
The cards sit together on a metal ring, so you can turn to a page without handling a loose stack. The AL-HASNAIN branded lanyard keeps the set close while travelling.
Your set includes
✓ Printed, ring-bound Umrah dua cards
✓ Branded lanyard
✓ Arabic text, transliteration and English meaning
A dua to remember during Tawaf
Our Lord, grant us good
رَبَّنَا آتِنَا فِي الدُّنْيَا حَسَنَةً وَفِي الْآخِرَةِ حَسَنَةً وَقِنَا عَذَابَ النَّارِ
Rabbana atina fid-dunya hasanatan wa fil-akhirati hasanatan wa qina 'adhaban-nar.
“Our Lord, give us good in this world and good in the Hereafter, and protect us from the punishment of the Fire.”
Qur'an 2:201 · Recited between the Yemeni Corner and the Black Stone
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لَبَّيْكَ اللَّهُمَّ لَبَّيْكَ
A small gift for a
sacred journey.
Something useful to carry, and to keep.
For someone you care about
A thoughtful Umrah gift
Know someone preparing for Makkah? These Umrah dua cards make a useful gift for parents, friends, first-time pilgrims and members of an Umrah group.
A practical keepsake they can pack with their Ihram and other travel essentials — and keep after returning home.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to memorise every dua before Umrah?
No. You can learn supplications in advance and refer to printed cards when needed. Focus on understanding what you say and making sincere dua.
Are the cards suitable if I cannot read Arabic fluently?
Yes. The cards show Arabic alongside transliteration and English meaning, which can help readers practise pronunciation and understand the words.
Are there fixed duas for all seven rounds of Tawaf?
No. There is no prescribed separate dua for every Tawaf round. You can remember Allah and make personal supplications. The Qur'anic dua in Qur'an 2:201 is recited between the Yemeni Corner and the Black Stone.
Can I make personal duas in English during Umrah?
Yes. You can make personal supplications in English or another language you understand. Use the Arabic wording for established duas when possible, and ask Allah sincerely for your own needs.
What is included in the Umrah dua card set?
The set includes ring-bound printed dua cards and an AL-HASNAIN branded lanyard. The printed pages shown in the product images feature Arabic, transliteration and English meaning.
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Pack your essentials. Keep your duas close.
Made for pilgrims preparing for Umrah from the UK and beyond. May Allah accept your worship and your supplications. Ameen.
