1. Eligibility Requirements for US Citizens

• Muslim Faith: Hajj is obligatory only for Muslims.
• Financial Ability: You must have the financial means to afford the pilgrimage and leave enough resources for dependents at home.
• Physical Fitness: Hajj involves physically demanding rituals; pilgrims should be in good health.
• Sanity and Adulthood: The pilgrim must be of sound mind and mature enough to undertake the journey.
• Mahram (For Women): Many Islamic scholars recommend that women must be accompanied by a male guardian (mahram). However, some scholars now permit women to travel in groups without a mahram.

2. Required Documentation

• Passport: A valid US passport with at least six months of validity remaining.
• Hajj Visa: Apply for a Hajj visa through your country's Saudi Arabian embassy or a licensed Hajj agency.
• Vaccination Certificates: Meningitis (mandatory), COVID-19 (if required), Other vaccinations as per Saudi regulations (e.g., influenza, yellow fever for certain countries).
• Proof of Residence: For non-citizens of the country where you're applying.
• Travel Itinerary: Flights, accommodations, and transportation plans in Saudi Arabia.

3. Financial Preparation

• Hajj Package: Costs vary between $10000 - $16000 depending on the package chosen, covering accommodation, transportation, meals, and guides.
• Emergency Funds: Extra money for personal expenses, souvenirs, or emergencies.

4. Physical and Spiritual Preparation

• Health Check-Up: Consult your doctor for a medical evaluation. Address any health concerns before traveling.
• Fitness Training: Walking long distances is a key part of Hajj; prepare by increasing stamina and strength.
• Spiritual Readiness: Familiarize yourself with the rituals and significance of Hajj.
• Practice reciting and understanding key prayers (duas).
• Strengthen your intention (niyyah) to perform Hajj sincerely for Allah.

5. Necessary Items

• Ihram Clothing: Men: Two white, unstitched pieces of cloth.
• Women: Modest, simple attire covering the body (does not need to be white).
• Comfortable Shoes: Suitable for walking long distances.
• Essential Toiletries: Unscented soaps and personal care items, Towels and hygiene products.
• Medications: Personal prescription medications and a basic first-aid kit.
• Travel Accessories: Lightweight, durable bag; Water bottle (for staying hydrated); Prayer mat and portable Quran; Umbrella or hat for sun protection; Non-perishable, easy-to-carry snacks.

6. Understanding Rituals: Learn the sequence and significance of the following:

• Ihram: The state of purity and its associated restrictions.
• Tawaf: Circling the Kaaba.
• Sa’i: Walking between the hills of Safa and Marwah.
• Arafat: Standing in prayer on the plain of Arafat.
• Muzdalifah: Collecting pebbles for the symbolic stoning of Satan.
• Ramy al-Jamarat: Stoning the pillars.
• Qurbani: Sacrificing an animal.
• Tawaf al-Ifadah: A final circling of the Kaaba.

7. Patience and Adaptability

• Hajj involves large crowds, long
• waits, and physical challenges. Patience, flexibility, and maintaining good
• behavior are crucial.
• By carefully preparing these aspects,
• you'll be well-equipped to fulfill this spiritual journey.

To book a Hajj package, it is essential to register ONLINE FIRST. Successfully registering for the time-restricted Nusuk Hajj App can be a complex process that requires careful attention to detail and can be more challenging than it initially appears.

Click HERE to pre-register for Nusuk Hajj 2025 and open your heart and soul to the transformative power of this sacred experience. May Allah accept your Hajj, shower you with peace, grant you forgiveness, and reward you immensely for your devotion.

Starting training for Hajj 2026.
An In-Depth Hajj Workshop's time and date to be announced later to the participants only.
 Join us for an informative and engaging
workshop led by our experienced Imam(s), designed for those preparing for the sacred journey of Hajj. This comprehensive one-day intensive course will guide participants through each crucial step of the Hajj pilgrimage, from initial preparations to fulfilling your spiritual duties with confidence and reverence.

Throughout the workshop, you will:
 - **Master the Steps of Hajj:** Gain a clear understanding of the rituals involved in performing Hajj, ensuring that you know what to expect during this transformative experience.
 - **Understand Ihram Guidelines:** Discover the essential do’s and don’ts during Ihram, including what is permissible and what should be avoided, to help you remain in the state of purity and devotion throughout your pilgrimage.
- **Engage in a Robust Q&A Session:** Take

• advantage of our extensive question-and-answer segment, where you can seek clarification and deeper insights on any aspects of Hajj.

For 2026, the main Hajj pilgrimage will fall between May 25 and June 15. Specifically, the Hajj rituals begin on the 8th of Dhul-Hijjah, which in 2026 will be May 25, and culminate with Eid al-Adha on the 10th of Dhul-Hijjah, which will be May 27. The pilgrimage itself can last five to six days, extending to the 12th or 13th of Dhul-Hijjah.

The dates of arrival and departure will vary up to one week depending on availability.
STANDARD PACKAGE INCLUDES:

• Visa Application
• Travel Insurance
• Training Workshops
• Flights: Round-trip airfare from Boston
• 4 Star Hotels
• Transportation between cities & airports
• Meals: Breakfast and dinners
• Assistance with rituals & local guidance
• Guided Tour

LUXURY PACKAGE INCLUDES:

• Visa Application
• Travel Insurance
• Training Workshops
• Flights: Round-trip airfare from Boston
• 5 Star Hotels
• Transportation between cities & airports
• Meals: Breakfast and dinners
• Assistance with rituals & local guidance
• Guided Tour