Have the fifth pillar of Islam fulfilled for a parent or loved one who has passed away, or who can no longer make the journey — carried out with sincerity by a qualified pilgrim, and documented in full.
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Hajj Badal — also known as Badal Hajj, Hajj e Badal or Proxy Hajj — is when a qualified Muslim performs the pilgrimage of Hajj on behalf of someone who cannot perform it themselves.
It is arranged for a loved one who has passed away without performing their obligatory Hajj, who is permanently unwell with no hope of recovery, or who is too elderly to travel. Performing Hajj on behalf of another is permissible according to all four major schools of Islamic thought — the only condition is that the pilgrim has already completed their own Hajj.
We handle everything, from the preparation to the completion of the pilgrimage, with care and devotion.
Clear, honest communication at every step, so you know exactly how your sacred duty is being fulfilled.
No matter where you are in the world, your spiritual obligations are in trusted hands.
Every Hajj Badal we accept is carried out by a qualified pilgrim who has already completed their own Hajj — chosen for their knowledge, character and sincerity. Each pilgrim is dedicated to one person only: your loved one’s name, your intention, their Hajj.
We secure and confirm our pilgrims before we accept your booking. We never oversell places we cannot fulfil — when you book, a real, authorised pilgrim is held for your intention.
Six simple steps, from booking to receiving proof it was completed.
Reserve a place for the Hajj 2027 season.
Give the name of the person the Hajj is for, along with your intention (niyyah).
A vetted, qualified pilgrim is dedicated solely to your intention.
Your place is finalised for the season.
During Dhul Hijjah 2027, in the name of your loved one.
A certificate, photos and video, and a full completion report.
A single pilgrim can perform Hajj Badal for only one person in a given year, so places each season are limited to the qualified pilgrims we have secured. Reserve early to secure a place for your loved one.
until the Day of Arafah, Hajj 2027
Yes. Performing Hajj on behalf of another is permissible according to all four major schools of Islamic thought, for someone who has passed away or is permanently unable to perform it themselves.
For a loved one who has died without performing their obligatory Hajj, or who is permanently unwell or too elderly to travel — a parent, grandparent, relative or any loved one.
Yes, provided they are permanently unable to perform Hajj themselves due to lasting illness or old age.
Yes. Anyone performing Hajj Badal must have already completed their own obligatory Hajj. Every pilgrim we assign meets this condition.
No. Each pilgrim performs Hajj Badal for only one person per season — which is why the number of places each year is limited.
A certificate in your loved one’s name, photographs and video from the pilgrimage, and a written completion report.
During Dhul Hijjah 2027 — the days of Hajj are expected around mid-May 2027, with the Day of Arafah on or near 15 May 2027 (subject to the official moon sighting).
Anyone, anywhere in the world, can request Hajj Badal through Haramain.
Let a qualified pilgrim carry your loved one’s name to the House of Allah. Reserve a place for the Hajj 2027 season.
