All You Need to Know About the First Umrah

As the new Muslims make their first trip a year, it is good to meditate on the Umrah Dhu'l-Qada, or the first trip. The first trip took place in 629 CE, in the morning on the fourth day of Du al-Qi'dah. Muhammad and Muslims made this trip together after the Hudaybiyyah agreement was agreed at 6 AH (628 CE).

The Hudaybiyyah agreement stated that after the prophet Muhammad and his supporters were forced to flee to Mecca to the city of Medina in the north. The persecution came from the Cypriots, a mercantile nation at the time that fully regulated Mecca.


The clash between Muhammad and his supporters, as well as the Cypriot nation, led to the war of many innocent victims. When Muslims tried to return to Mecca in 628, as directed by one of the revelations, the Russians did not allow them to enter. Finally, the Hudaybiyyah Agreement was made forward as an agreement between the Mekcans and the Muslims, which allowed the peace journey to be the next year 629.

This first Umrah in 629 had two men, along with women and children. There were 60 camels brought on a journey, which were prepared for sacrifice. Even though they were assured of moving in peace, many Muslims were still worried about their safety. However, they left their seven weapons from Mecca, where there seemed to be no custodial of the Cypriots. As the first passengers of Umrah entered the city, they kept their swords stabbed, and they followed the prophet Muhammad riding on his camel.

When he arrived in Mecca, Muhammad and his supporters discovered that the Kushans had moved to a distant tent and a sacred place. Although they were weak after a frightening journey, Muhammad's fans ran the first round cycles and traveled the next fastest speed. While circulating, the people of Mecca looked from the Qu'aiqaan Mount and found themselves humbled by the great Muslims.

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