Umrah in winter



The temperature is still high in most months in Saudi Arabia, so when pilgrims visit Mecca and Medina for Umrah during December through Decemberumrah packages 2018, they are often surprised. Especially if their first visit is because they have this idea that it will be hot in Saudi Arabia. To some extent this idea is true because it becomes a bit hot when pilgrims prepare for salaat (namaaz) visitors in December. However, during the Fajr and Asha prayer temperatures, the temperature is very low, so pilgrims have to cover themselves with thick, warm pillows. Otherwise, they are afraid to get cold and get sick. No one likes to get sick during such a journey, so if we look at these mixed weather conditions, it is better for Hajj to pack the thin and thick clothes. Thus, men must pack a pair of ihraam 100% cotton and aram in order to keep their bodies warm during cold. Similarly, women must bring their terry towels and cotton pyramids with them. Women should wear long black or white cloaks, with no ornamentation. In this way they will be able to cover their bodies fully, including the hands, with the burqa.



Those who do not prefer to wear a jacket inside Ihraam, they can always go with a bow-style coat for the Umrah winter because they are thick enough to keep their warmth. In addition to carrying various Ihram, pilgrims must also wear enough clothing with them so that their stay in Saudi Arabia remains comfortable. This does not mean that one must overload himself by filling unnecessary clothes. Pilgrims must also take two or three pairs of slippers so they can use them during Ihraam. Since then, they have to do a lot of walking during the trip, so carrying comfortable shoes or shoes is not a bad idea.
The atmosphere is very cold in the city during the winter so pilgrims can bring thick bedsheets and inflatable pillows also with them. Taking necessary vaccines is equally important so that pilgrims must take all necessary vaccinations before leaving for Umrah. The Saudi government requires Umrah pilgrims to take the following vaccinations, poliomyelitis, flu, yellow fever and meningitis so that they do not face any problem during or after the trip.
British Pilgrimage Travel Company hopes that the information mentioned above will be useful to all lucky Muslims who have the opportunity to visit the house of Allah Almighty.

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