Hajj – TAWAF

The package

Built for worship, not just travel

Our program is designed to be different – scholar guided in every step, meticulously planned to the smallest details (even your toilet paper!) and premium options at relatively affordable prices. We emphasize clarity and fiqh consistency – rites performed according to Hanafi Madh’hab, intensive preparation classes before hajj and daily lessons during hajj.

Pilgrims at Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, Madinah

Package details

Everything you need to know.

Accommodation and pricing options

Hotel / tier	Distance	Estimated price	Last Hajj's Hotel
Clock/ Makkah/ Safwa Tower	0m	~8,85,000 BDT	Clock Tower
Madinah Hotel	~200m		Rose Garden Hotel

Disclaimer: 1) Prices shown are indicative only and depend on final hotel selection. 2) Hotel selection cannot be confirmed at registration. The Hajj Roadmap jointly published by the Saudi and Bangladesh Hajj authorities stipulates a much later hotel booking timeline (~December). 3) Rooms are quad/penta sharing (per toilet). 4) Optional tent upgrades in Mina and Arafah to Category B may significantly increase costs beyond the figures above.

At a glance

These foundations form the core of our Hajj package and remain consistent each year.

Total duration: approximately 17–21 days, including 13 days in Makkah and 3–8 days in Madinah (±1 day depending on moonsighting).
Makkah first — always. This sequence follows scholarly guidance and fiqh considerations.
Dedicated reserved bus service during the most challenging days of Hajj (8–12 Dhul Hijjah).
Halal meals (hand-slaughtered): three meals daily, prioritising simplicity and devotion over buffet-style dining.
Daily educational sessions explaining upcoming rituals and providing spiritual guidance.
Sisters' participation: dedicated PA system so every pilgrim can access all programs.
Hajj free of talfeeq: clear, consistent fiqh methodology throughout.
Comprehensive pre-Hajj preparation: weekly classes on rituals, fiqh, du'a, spiritual readiness, and practical ihram demonstration.
Hybrid information sessions: in-person and online — package details, reasoning behind choices, registration timeline, and Q&A.

Flights

How outbound and return travel works for Bangladeshi Hujjaj — including options for expatriates.

Flights to Hajj

Bangladeshi Hujjaj are required to travel on Scheduled Hajj Flights operated by Biman Bangladesh Airlines and Saudia.
For Hajj 2027, the official return airfare for Scheduled Hajj Flights is 130,000 BDT — already included in our estimated package price.
The Ministry of Religious Affairs is working to allow Bangladeshi expatriate pilgrims to travel directly from their country of residence to Saudi Arabia.
If approved and you choose to fly directly, the included airfare will be deducted or refunded — offering greater flexibility and savings.

Return flights after Hajj

Choose the path that matches your travel plan.

Option A

Travelling directly

e.g. Sydney → Jeddah → Madinah → Sydney

Pilgrims departing from and returning to their country of residence purchase their own return tickets — ideally coordinating as a group for convenience and cost efficiency.

Option B

Travelling from / via Bangladesh

Scheduled Hajj Flights include a ~40-day round-trip ticket, with the return set around 40 days after departure.
Our packages are 16–21 days, so most pilgrims forfeit that return leg and purchase their own return flight.
Changing the return date on the government-issued Hajj ticket is extremely difficult and not recommended.
Since Madinah is our final stop, departing from Madinah is the most efficient option — saving time and the cost of returning to Jeddah.

Why this arrangement works better

Customised departure timing — ideal for pilgrims with tight schedules.
Freedom to choose your onward destination — return to Bangladesh, fly to a third country (e.g. Türkiye, Palestine), or head straight back to your country of residence.
Cost savings for expatriates — those needing to travel via Bangladesh can fly one-way to Dhaka and return directly to Australia, avoiding unnecessary Saudi–Dhaka and Dhaka–Australia flights.

Preparation

Preparation Classes

مَا لَا يَتِمُّ الْوَاجِبُ إِلَّا بِهِ فَهُوَ وَاجِبٌ

"That without which an obligation cannot be fulfilled is itself an obligation."

We hold weekly evening classes starting after Ramadan to prepare pilgrims thoroughly for Hajj:

Step-by-step Hajj rituals — overview of Hajj (1 class)
Hajj essentials checklist — what to take, and what to leave behind (1 class)
Spiritual preparation — what to do, and what to avoid (1 class)
Essential du'as — Sunnah supplications with meanings (2 classes)
Fiqh of Hajj (2 classes)
One half-day class by an external scholar + one in-house class by Ustadh Sheikh Saiful Hasan
Practical demonstration — Ihram and related matters (1 class)

Timeline

Tentative travel timeline

All dates are subject to moonsighting and operational updates. Please use this as a working schedule.

Key milestones

Registration & documents

26 August: Registration deadline
Pre-departure briefings

Hajj classes start after Ramadan

See details in the Preparation section.
Makkah arrival

1 Dhul-Hijjah — 7 May 2027

Schedule Hajj flight
Madinah

14 Dhul-Hijjah — 20 May 2027

Travel to Madinah.
Departure

22 Dhul-Hijjah — 28 May 2027

Flexible departure (BYO ticket).

The days of Hajj

7 Dhul-Hijjah — 13 May 2027

Mina Hajj Camp.
8 Dhul-Hijjah — 14 May 2027

Move to 'Arafah.
9 Dhul-Hijjah — 15 May 2027

Day of 'Arafah, night at Muzdalifah.
10 Dhul-Hijjah — 16 May 2027

Rami-e-Jamarat (Stoning), Qurban, hair cutting, Tawaf and Sa'ee.
12 Dhul-Hijjah — 18 May 2027

Return to Makkah hotel.

Ready to begin your TAWAF?

Register your interest for Hajj 1449 / 2027. Our team will guide you through the Bangladesh quota process step by step.

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