One of the most beautiful things a Muslim can do to begin his Umrah journey is to say the Talbiyah and make sincere supplications to God Almighty. One of the most prominent things mentioned in the Sunnah of the Prophet is what the pilgrim says when entering ihram:Dua: Here I am, O Allah, performing Umrah, if someone detains meIn this article, Al-Mutamar Company provides a detailed explanation.For meaningThis great supplication, its ruling, and how to apply it in the correct way, so that you may be…UmrahEvery pilgrim follows the guidance of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace.

 

The meaning of the pilgrim saying: “Here I am, O God, for Umrah, if I am detained by someone”:

That is, he makes a legal condition for himself upon entering ihram, which is to release himself from the Umrah if a compelling excuse prevents him, such as illness, danger, or a road closure. With this supplication, the Muslim expresses his complete submission to God's command and his readiness.For your satisfactionAccording to what he decides for him of travel, prevention or postponement.

 

The origin of this supplication is in the Sunnah of the Prophet:

The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, entered upon Duba’ah bint al-Zubayr and said to her: Perhaps you intended to perform Hajj? She said: By God, I feel nothing but pain. So he, may God bless him and grant him peace, said: Perform Hajj and stipulate a condition and say: O God, my place is where You have detained me. (Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim).

 

The wisdom behind saying this supplication when entering ihram:

• Relieving hardship from every pilgrim who is prevented from completing the rituals by an excuse such as illness or an emergency.
• A legal facilitation that allows a Muslim to break the state of ihram without paying ransom or sin if prevented.
• Following the guidance of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, who guided Duba’ah bint al-Zubayr to this supplication.
• Embodying trust in God and contentment with His judgment and destiny in all circumstances.
• Emphasis on the intention of sincerity and true obedience in performing Umrah.
• Providing reassurance to the pilgrim that his worship is accepted based on his intention, even if he does not complete the rituals.
• Showing the mercy of Islam and its balance between worship and ease for Muslims.

 

Explanation of the words of supplication and their meanings:

• Here I am, O Allah, for Umrah:I intend, O Lord, to perform Umrah purely for the sake of Your noble face.
• If someone detains me:That is, if something prevents me from completing the ritual, such as illness or an emergency.
• My place is where you imprisoned me: any I will analyze.Ihram without completing Umrah at the prohibited place, and I am not required to pay ransom.

 

The ruling on saying this supplication during Umrah and Hajj:

Saying the supplication "Labbayka Allahumma for 'Umrah, if I am prevented by a deterrent" is a recommended Sunnah upon entering ihram for those who fear being unable or prevented. However, it is not obligatory for everyone. Whoever is confident that they will reach Makkah and complete the rituals may enter ihram.WithoutCondition. As for those who fear health or administrative obstacles, or travel circumstances, it is Sunnah to stipulate and recite this supplication, following the guidance of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him).

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How to apply this supplication in the intention of Umrah, step by step:

1. Upon reaching the Miqat, each pilgrim intends to enter into the ritual.It evokesIntention of Umrah.
2. He says: “At your service, O Allah, for Umrah. If I am detained, my place will be where You detained me.”
3. It begins with the general Talbiyah:“Here I am, O God, here I am, here I am, you have no partner, here I am…”
4. He continues to say the Talbiyah until he enters Mecca and begins circumambulating the Kaaba.

 

The ruling on forgetting to say the supplication when entering ihram:

There is no blame on him, because the supplication is a Sunnah and not a pillar of ihram. If someone does not say it and is then hindered, he is considered to have fallen short, and he must offer a ransom if he had not stipulated it. However, if he remembers later, he is not required to repeat ihram. It is recommended that the Muslim be awake before entering ihram.To pronounce With prayerWith humility and intention.

 

Common mistakes about the supplication “If I am detained by someone”:

• It is thought that supplication is obligatory for everyone, but in reality it is Optional year.
• Saying the supplication in a loud collective voice is contrary to the etiquette of the Talbiyah.
• Not understanding its meaning,He pronounces itSome without intention or deliberation.
• Repeating it in the wrong place, such as during the circumambulation or after entering ihram for a period of time.

 

Tips for pilgrims about supplicationAnd the intentionWhen entering ihram:

• Have your intention sincerely before speaking, for actions are judged by intentions.
• Recite the supplication with humility and tranquility, without affectation or disturbing loudness.
• Make sure you understand the meaning so that you can realize the greatness of surrendering to God.
• Do not forget to say the Talbiyah immediately after supplication, in compliance with the Sunnah.
• Make sure to be pure and mentally prepared before entering ihram.

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The faith aspect of supplication if Habis imprisoned me:

This supplication demonstrates the true meaning of trust and submission, as it makes the Muslim content with Allah's decree, whether he completes his Umrah or is prevented from doing so. It cultivates patience and contentment in the heart, and reminds every pilgrim that his sincere intention will earn him the reward, even if he does not complete the ritual.
Supplication also reminds the believer that worship is not only about movement and circumambulation, but also about intention and sincerity.

 

Frequently Asked Questions:

When to say the supplication “Here I am, O God, for Umrah, if I am detained by someone”?

Immediately upon the intention of entering into ihram, i.e. before the Talbiyah, to include the intention of Umrah with the exception of prohibition or legal excuse.

 

What should someone do if he recites the supplication and is prevented from completing his Umrah?

Whoever recites the supplication and is then prevented from completing his Umrah, he is released from the state of ihram without any ransom or sin, because the supplication gives him a legal license if he is prevented due to a compelling reason.

 

Should this supplication be said out loud or is it sufficient to say it in the heart?

It is not necessary to say the supplication “Labbayka Allahumma Umrah” out loud, if something prevents me from saying it. It is sufficient to say it silently or in the heart, because what matters is the intention, not the out loud.

 

Is it possible to combine the intention of Hajj and Umrah with this supplication?

The intention of Hajj and Umrah can be combined with this supplication for Tamattu' or Qiran. It is said upon entering ihram to include both rituals and ensure release from ihram when there is a legitimate excuse.

 

Finally, a prayerO Allah, I respond to youHis age Van He imprisoned meI am locked up in my place where you locked me upA great prophetic supplication that demonstrates the spirit of facilitation in Islam and expresses the Muslim's trust in God at every step of his journey to the Sacred House of God. Almoatamer Providing its visitors with all the knowledge and guidance they need to perform Umrah in accordance with the Sunnah of the Prophet. For more information or to book facilitated Umrah trips and comprehensive services, Contact us Now, through the Mu'tamir website, let us be your companion on your way to the blessed Umrah.