Umrah is a smaller pilgrimage that can be done at any time of year. You don't have to do it, but if you do, the reward is very high. Umrah done with a good heart and all the right steps can wash away sins, and Allah SWT will forgive the person who did it only for the sake of his Lord. However, some pilgrims made mistakes by accident, not knowing that these things are against the Shariyah. These are some mistake which you should know before you book your Cheap Umrah package.

People often make a big mistake when they walk in front of someone who is praying Salah, especially when they are trying to get to the Kabah or going back to their place and don't realize they are walking in front of someone who is praying. This is a very big mistake that many people make. It should be remembered to go around people who are praying by going behind them instead of in front of them.

"In fact, Al-Safa and Al-Marwa are from Allah's signs," is an Ayah that should only be read at the beginning of the Sa'ey. However, people often make the mistake of reading this Ayah at the beginning of each round during Umrah. Don't make this mistake. Instead, follow the Sunnah of our beloved Prophet PBUH to make your Umrah perfect.

Some people think that Ihram is the dress, but that is not the case. It is made of two pieces of white cloth that are not sewn together. Pilgrims wear it during hajj or umarh. Ihram is the state that pilgrims get into when they decide to do the rites. Before getting into Ihram, men wear a dress that isn't sewn together.

The Sunnah of the Prophet (PBUH) or the actions of His companions do not show that the Talbiyah or the intention should be said in one voice, but most pilgrims make this mistake when they do Umrah. The real and right way is for each pilgrim to have to say the Talbiyah by himself or herself. With Talbiyah, the men are supposed to raise their voices, but some men pilgrims don't raise their voices and only whisper, which is wrong. The women, on the other hand, are supposed to keep their voices low.

A second mistake that many pilgrims make is that they start the Tawaf at a place other than the Black Stone, which is completely wrong. The Tawaf must always begin at the Black Stone.

Some pilgrims do Ramal during all seven rounds of Tawaf, but it only needs to be done during the first three rounds.

Every Muslim man and woman wants to touch or kiss the Black Stone, because everyone knows that the Black Stone came from Jannah. However, pilgrims are not allowed to hit or push other pilgrims in order to kiss the Black Stone. In Islam, you can't do things like this that could hurt or hurt other people. The Sunnah of the Prophet says that if you can't touch or kiss it because you're in a hurry, you can still do it from afar by pointing your hands toward it and saying "Allahu Akbar."

Some people think that blessings will come if they wipe their hands over the Black Stone or Kabah. They wipe their hands over the Black Stone and then rub them on their bodies to get rid of sins or diseases, but this is not part of the Sharia in Islam and is a new idea. The only thing you can do is touch it or kiss it when it's easy to do so. Do not hurt other people just to be mean.

Our beloved Prophet only touched the Black Stone and the Yamani corner of the Kabah. It is against Sunnah to touch the four corners or the wall of the Kabah or to wipe your hands on them. During their holy journey, many pilgrims make this common mistake, which needs to be fixed.

When climbing up Safa and Marwah, pilgrims often make the mistake of facing the Kabah and waving both hands toward it while saying "Allahu Akbar" as if they were saying the Takbir for Salah. Which isn't right, because our Prophet SAW only raised His PBUH palms to pray. It is better to say Zikr and praise your Lord while facing the direction of the Kabah. Say the Zikr that Hazrat Muhammad SAW says at the top of Safa and Marwah.

When pilgrims go to the Prophet's mosque, they sometimes wipe their hands on the walls and iron grilles or tie threads to the grilles. This is not allowed. People think that doing these things will bring them blessings, but the truth is that blessings come from doing what Allah and His Prophet (PBUH) approved, not from trying new things.

Some people hang pieces of cloth or pray in the caves of Mount Uhad, Mount Hira, or Mount Sauhr, even though Allah SWT hasn't told them to. Don't do these things when you're in the holy land, because they are considered innovations in religion and aren't based on Shariah. People also think it's new to collect soil from places like the Well of Uthman, the Well of the Ring, and where the Prophet's camel sat to get blessings.

Some pilgrims make terrible mistakes when they throw coins into the graves at Janna-ul-Baqi or the graves of the Battle Uhad martyrs to ask for blessings. It is not okay to offer sacrifices or worship to anyone but Allah Almighty.

Pilgrims shouldn't pray while facing Mount Arafat, because the Sunnah says that they should pray while facing the direction of Kiblah.

When you're in Allah's house, there are a lot of people around you, and you have to look out for them as well. Pilgrims sometimes shout very loudly, which makes the rest of the group confused. Don't do things like this when you are on Hajj or Umrah.

Sunnah doesn't say that you have to say different prayers for each round of Tawaf. When he got to the Black Stone, our beloved Prophet (PBUH) didn't tell us what to say except "Allahu Akbar." At the end of each round between the Yamani corner and the Black Stone, he says the following.

"Our Lord, make us good in this life and good forever, and save us from the punishment of fire."