Hajj and Umrah
Hajj Mubarak card
Hajj Mubarak: a free hajj and umrah card with Arabic, transliteration, and an English message.
Words on this card
Arabic
حَجٌّ مَبْرُور
How to read it
Ḥajjun Mabrūr
English message
May your Hajj be accepted, your sins forgiven, and your return softer than the going.
Source or note: Sahih al-Bukhari 1773
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Cards for pilgrims leaving, completing Hajj or Umrah, and returning home. Send it as it is, or copy the message and add a personal sentence before you share it.
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