An 11-day Umrah group from Pakistan for Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Madina, departing 23rd October with visa, flights, hotels and meals included.
Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Madina is what shapes this 11 day Umrah group. Karwan-e-Habib departs Pakistan on 23rd October 2026 so that our pilgrims are in Madina, beside the Roza of the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.w) and in Jannat-ul-Baqi, during the mourning days of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (s.a). Passports must reach our office by 8 October 2026 and seats are limited.
An Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Madina group is not an ordinary Umrah departure. Umrah can be performed at any time of year, but the days of Ayam-e-Fatmiyah carry a weight of their own. Standing at Jannat-ul-Baqi during those days, where the grave of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (s.a) lies unmarked, is the reason most of our pilgrims choose this particular group over a cheaper date. The majalis held by the group through those evenings are part of the programme, not an afterthought.
Thirty five years of arranging Umrah and ziyarat groups from Karachi go into the parts you never see: visas confirmed on time, tickets issued early, and hotels selected for their walking distance to the Haramain rather than their nightly rate alone.
The Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Madina itinerary splits your time between the two holy cities. In Makkah you perform Umrah with the group, with guided ziyarat of Jabal-e-Noor, Jabal-e-Thawr, Mina, Muzdalifah and Arafat. In Madina the group prays at Masjid-e-Nabawi, visits Jannat-ul-Baqi, Masjid-e-Quba, Masjid-e-Qiblatain and the site of the Battle of Uhud.
If this is your first Umrah, our first time Umrah guide explains the rituals step by step, and the Umrah packing checklist covers what to carry from Pakistan.
Because the Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Madina dates fall while the group is in the city, the Madina leg is deliberately the longer of the two. That extra time is what allows unhurried visits to Baqi, daily attendance at Masjid-e-Nabawi and evening majalis without the itinerary feeling rushed.
The Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Madina group stays at Jaad Al Mehbas or similar in Makkah and Gulnar Taiba or similar in Madina. Meals are provided throughout the trip, and ground transportation covers every leg including airport transfers and the road journey between Makkah and Madina. Rooms are allocated on a sharing basis unless you request otherwise at the time of booking.
The package is Rs 290,000 per person on a sharing basis, covering visa processing, return air tickets, hotel accommodation, meals, ground transport and the complete guided ziyarat. Islamabad and Lahore departures carry an additional USD 135. Costs move with visa policy and airfare, and the exchange rate applies to the USD portion on the date of actual payment.
If you are weighing dates rather than price, our note on the best time to perform Umrah compares seasons, crowds and costs across the year.
A renowned scholar accompanies the Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Madina group throughout the journey. For a first time pilgrim this removes most of the anxiety: someone who knows the rituals and the adaab of each site is with you at every stage, and the majalis and duas happen together as a group rather than alone in a hotel room.
Pakistani passport holders need a passport with at least six months of validity remaining, along with the supporting documents we will list for you at booking. Saudi Arabia operates Nusuk, the official Hajj and Umrah platform, and we handle the permit and visa process on your behalf as part of the package. In practice you submit your passport to us before the deadline and we take care of the rest.
Seats on the Ayam-e-Fatmiyah in Madina group close the moment the passport deadline passes, and a fixed date group fills faster than an open one. Message us on WhatsApp at +92 325 8990053 to confirm availability, browse all current Umrah and Ziyarat packages if you need different dates, or contact us to discuss family and group bookings.
Rs 290,000 per person on a sharing basis. Islamabad and Lahore departures carry an extra USD 135.
The group departs 23rd October 2026 for 11 days.
Jaad Al Mehbas or similar in Makkah, and Gulnar Taiba or similar in Madina.
Yes. A renowned scholar accompanies the group throughout the journey.
Passports must reach us by 8 October 2026. Once that deadline passes the group closes.