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Brothers and sisters in Islam, this is a simple mobile app on how to perform Hajj & Umrah step by step. 

Some people think that the performance of Hajj and Umrah is very complicated. Therefore, they don't make enough effort to learn to perform the essential rites correctly and have to pay Dam (sacrifice of an animal) as a penalty. Then some people are put off by the lengthy Dua'as in Arabic listed in the most books. To put these people at ease from the very beginning, this app start with the suggestion to use the simple Dua'as that they already know. Then the procedure of Hajj and Umrah is presented in a simplified way.

Alot has been done to see that this app covers the right information on how to perform a correct and proper Hajj,Umrah and Visit to Madinah. Should you notice anything wrong or want to see something added or removed from this app don't hesitate to send your feedback directly using the developer email provided. 

Jazakumullah khairan and thank you for downloading this app. May Allaah give us the chance and ability to oneday visit His Holy Ka'abah and perform an accepted Hajj Aameen.

 

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