A Dua Guide for Umrah: This is a guide for performing Umrah and includes duas that you can use as guidance when performing Umrah. Paperback – December 10, 2019

JazakAllah khayr, brother Waseem Mirza. Your guide is easy to understand, concise and comprehensive. Everything pertinent, well organized, easy to follow mashaAllah. May Allah accept all our efforts, May He give us all the towfeeq to worship Him in the manner He loves most. I know some think the print is too small, and I think it may be an issue for elders with poor vision, but everyone else should rest assured because I found it to be easy to read! Buy this book!

I'm so grateful to have had this book while on my Umrah recently. It is clear and easy to read, outlining the different steps of the entire umrah process, including suggested duas for every tawaf and walk in sa'ee. There are a few places where the Arabic is printed backwards, i.e., each Arabic word is typed out left to right rather than in standard right to left, which was confusing. Overall though, I appreciated having this valuable resource!

I bought this for my Umrah trip. It was an excellent purchase. It has such wonderful duas. I loved the expanded detailed dua for every tawaf and sae. Very thin and lightweight to carry around.

Since I understand and speak Arabic, I noticed on page 26 the first ayat is incorrect and also on page 24. Please see the correct ayat by seeing last two Ayat of Surah Albaqara.

This book is absolutely phenomenal! The author did a phenomenal job in explaining Umrah, the step-by-step process along with a generous supply of duaa as well as the recommended duaa during tawaf & saee. Every Islamic travel agency should use this in their Umrah prep as well as anyone who will perform Umrah. May Allah SWT accept from us, ameen.

A lot of duas and explanation about what to do and when is great! Must buy for anyone going for Umrah.

The media could not be loaded. At first I absolutely loved this book. I loved all the details and that for each Tawaf and Saee they have a page of duas so you just turn the page for each and you will know how many you have done. However I found that some of the Arabic duas are written backwards. And there are omissions of words in the transliteration. The editors need to sit down and correct this. Otherwise message me and I will sit down and show where the flaws are so that they can be corrected. I only noticed because some of the duas I know by heart and when I looked at the Arabic it wasn’t correct.

Found mistakes here and there. Not sure if it’s a print issue and also some of the transliteration vowels don’t match.