The essential rituals of Hajj include entering Ihram, performing Tawaf, Sa'i, standing at Arafat, stoning the Jamarat, and sacrificing an animal. Umrah shares similar rituals Ihram, Tawaf, Sa'i, and shaving or trimming hair but without the Arafat standing or animal sacrifice.

The best time to perform Umrah is anytime during the year, but many prefer it during Ramadan, especially in the last ten days, as rewards are multiplied. Shawwal and Dhul-Qi'dah are also popular due to fewer crowds and a peaceful atmosphere.

You will need a valid passport, a Hajj visa issued by the Saudi authorities, and proof of vaccinations. Additionally, you may need flight tickets, travel insurance, and Hajj registration documents from an approved agency.

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When preparing for Hajj or Umrah, pack essentials such as Ihram clothing (two white pieces for men, modest attire for women), comfortable shoes, toiletries, and any necessary medications. Don’t forget a prayer mat, Quran, travel documents (passport, visa), and a phone charger. Additionally, bring sunscreen, a hat, money (local currency or credit cards), and a basic first aid kit to ensure comfort and preparedness throughout the journey.

Yes, you can perform Hajj on behalf of someone else, such as a deceased person or someone unable to perform it due to illness or other valid reasons.