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Umrah Gifts for Before and After the Journey
Unlike Hajj, Umrah has no fixed date. Families go in the school holidays, in the last ten nights of Ramadan or whenever the time feels right, so the gift is often chosen in a hurry once the tickets are booked. The decorations sit in our wider Umrah and Hajj collection.These gifts fall into two moments, the send off and the homecoming.
Umrah Gifts to Send Them Off
A pilgrim leaves with a light bag and a long list of duas from friends and family. The Sabr and Shukr stationery set gives that list a proper home, with an A5 foiled notebook and a metallic pen for writing between prayers. Other designs sit in our stationery sets range. If the children are staying behind with grandparents, a wooden Kaaba money box gives them something to fill with coins while they count the days.
Umrah Mubarak Gifts for the Homecoming
The first days back bring a steady stream of visitors. A tin of sixteen handmade chocolates is the usual thing to carry through the door, and the 24 piece Golden Moon box suits a house expecting a crowd. The Kaaba night sky treat card reaches relatives who cannot visit.
For parents or grandparents, a hamper says more. The pilgrim treat box pairs a candle and mug with a treat card, while our larger Umrah hampers add chocolates, two mugs and a Kaaba money box. For a welcome home gathering in the UK, the balloon version sets the scene.
How Do You Say Umrah Mubarak?
Umrah Mubarak simply means blessed Umrah, and it is said to pilgrims once they return home. Many people add a dua that the Umrah is accepted, and the usual reply is Khair Mubarak or Jazakallah Khair.