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This Places where Dua is accepted during Umrah

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Makkah Is The Place Where Dua Is Accepted For the sake of Allah, We adulate Him, look for His assistance and request His pardoning. Whoever Allah manages none can misinform, and whoever He permits to fall off track, none can control them aright. We take the stand there is nobody (no symbol, no individual, no grave, no prophet, no imam, no dai, no one!) deserving of love however Allah Alone, and we give testimony Muhammad (saws) is His slave-hireling and the seal of His Messengers.  Dear and Beloved Brother in Islam, each dua or supplication made by the devotees to their Lord, wherein one beseeches the Lord for what is great and honourable is acknowledged by the Merciful Lord; paying little respect to the time or the place of the supplication such as Kaaba which is holy place for Muslims and Muslims can go there easily with Cheap Umrah Packages now a day. 1. The whole place of Makkah is Holy and the Blessings of Allah showers everywhere in Makkah and Madinah ...

Which Is The Best Time For Umrah?

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The Best Time Go For Umrah Umrah umrah, the “minor pilgrimage” undertaken by Muslims through   All Inclusive Umrah Packages whenever they enter Mecca. It is also meritorious, though optional, for Muslims residing in Mecca. Its similarity to the major and obligatory Islamic pilgrimage (hajj) made some fusion of the two natural, though pilgrims have the choice of performing the ʿumrah separately or in combination with the hajj. As in the hajj, pilgrims begin the ʿumrah by assuming the state of ihram (ritual purity). Following a formal declaration of intent (nīyah) to perform the ʿumrah, they enter Mecca and circle the sacred shrine of the Kaʿbah seven times. They may then touch the Black Stone, pray at the sacred stone Maqām Ibrāhīm, drink the holy water of the Zamzam spring, and touch the Black Stone again, though these ceremonies are supererogatory. The saʿy, running seven times between the hills of al-Ṣafā and al-Marwah, and the ritual shaving of the head for male pilgrim...