What is Sa’ee in Islam?
Originally, the word Sa’ee comes from the Arabic word Sa'a, which means to walk or to struggle. One of the obligatory parts of Umrah and Hajj is Sa'i, which refers to the two hills of Safa-Marwa, between which there is a ritual of running or walking. These two hills are located near the Kaaba Sharif inside Masjid Al-Haram in Makkah, Saudi Arabia. People who come for Umrah from all over the world perform seven rounds of Safa Marwa during Tawaf. Note: Most people don't know about Sa’ee. So first, you have to read about Sa’ee and other Umrah guidelines, then book your Hajj and Umrah jounrey Packages . History of Sa’ee? It is a memorial place of sacrifice of a mother for her son. His mother was Hazrat Hajira and her son was Hazrat Ismail. Hazrat Ibrahim was the husband of Hazrat Hajira and Ismail's father. An example of Haji's sacrifice occurred when Hazrat Hajira’s son Hazrat Ismail was left alone in the valley of Makkah by the order of Allah. But when she had u...