A Personal Story Of Umrah: Reflections From Makkah & Medina - Podcast Ep.14

A Personal Story Of Umrah: Reflections From Makkah & Medina #umrahjourney #culrcodedpodcast #spiritualjourney
Experience the spiritual journey of Umrah in this heartfelt episode of the CULR Coded Podcast. Afsar shares his personal reflections on visiting Makkah’s Masjid al-Haram and Medina’s Prophet’s Mosque. Visit our website for more: www.culrcoded....
Learn about the significance of the rituals, the emotions felt in these sacred places, and how the experience strengthened his faith and connection with family. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts or Umrah experiences in the comments below!
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[@CULRCODED]

What part of the Umrah experience do you find most inspiring? Share in the comments!

[@tasx6892]

you come across so kind and sincerely supportive, it’s so lovely to see.

[@zarahadid2508]

Umrah mubarak…love listening to your podcast…keep it up!

[@k.h4807]

Amazing, may your and your family's umrah be accepted ameen

[@aalam418]

I went last year. I miss it so much and can’t wait to go back soon InshaAllah

[@TheYusra2008]

Masha Allah, may Allah accept your Umrah

[@tahirmahmood5966]

Alhamdulillah

[@Flowerbee007]

Can you tell us which company you went with and would you recommend them?

[@mohamedmo8128]

Inshallah you will accept Islam and join him for hajj next time.

[@ewablonska]

she is not muslim so not need to change everything for ur or other people funny wish

[@nonenone6549]

​@ewablonska Witaj Ewa, mam nadzieję, że masz się dobrze. Potraktuj to jako radę od współbrata w ludzkości. Please dont misunderstand what was mentioned above. When you truly look into Islam, you will understand we invite everyone to the same God who Adam, Abraham, Moses and Jesus prayed to and preached to their people. He also said InsAllah (God willing), this isn't about forcing anyone its about spreading what is good for you, you should want good for others, nothing wrong with that? nie bądź defensywna, siostro, otwórz swój umysł 😊 You also commented above about travelling to Saudi, no issues for anyone who is not Muslim, they can safetly travel even if your a solo female. You can travel to Medina but won't be allowed into the Prophets mosque and Mecca is not permissable for non Muslims (so this maybe an issue). Sister regardless of your BF being muslim or not, you should seek knowledge (who knows your Muslims BF might not even be around in the future... you should independently look into Islam, you have to choose one transport to salvation you cant have one feet in a boat and another feet in a car - you cant be Christian/or whatever and Muslims at the same time. przyszliśmy na ten świat sami i sami odejdziemy. Szukaj wiedzy, a zbawienie cię znajdzie Szczęść Boże

[@tahirmahmood5966]

​@ewablonska you on drugs....

[@junaidpatel3166]

​@ewablonska yes she doesn't need to change but hajj is only for muslims

[@ewablonska]

Hi,I have important question. If I m christian and my bf muslim and he wanted before go to this Mekka place to do this umrah, it sokay that he will after wedding travel there alone? As a Christian I not want go there inside, anyway I think christians there are not allowed to go inside. Or it s okay to travel to Saudi Arabia, but e will go there alone and I will travel in other places in Saudi Arabia? :)

[@tahirmahmood5966]

Your not allowed if your not Muslim.

[@mshaikh7856]

Of course you can visit anywhere in the city of Mecca but cannot go inside the Grand Mosque unless you are a Muslim who is there to worship. The Arabic word 'Muslim' means One who submits his/her will to One God of Abraham. FYI, The Kaaba or Black Cube was built by Prophet Abraham as a direction of prayer. Abraham is the great grandfather of all the Prophets mentioned in the Bible and Quran including Isaac, Jacob, David, Solomon, Moses, Jesus and Mohammed peace be upon them all. If you open and read the translation of the Quran which is the final revelation and testament given to the last and final Prophet Mohammed, you will be surprised to know that God does not refer Islam as the religion of Mohammed but rather refers to Islam as the religion of Abraham who is the great grandfather of Prophet Mohammed. Islam means Submitting Your will to One God of Abraham who has no partners, no wives, no sons or daughters. This was the message every Prophet brought from Adam to Noah to Abraham to Moses, Jesus and Mohammed. Hope this clarifies.

[@b.k2184]

You married a non muslim?

[@adriannasmith6931]

Yeh he has even though it's not allowed in islam

[@junaidpatel3166]

It's acceptable because she identifies herself as the " people of the book"

[@lemonade9051]

​@@adriannasmith6931who said it's not allowed? Muslim men can marry believing Christian and Jewish women, and they do not have to convert them. The Prophet Muhammad s.a.w married a Jewish woman. True believing Christians and Jews are People of the Book. Muslims are not allowed to marry anyone of any other faiths. Muslim women must marry only Muslim men, because the man leads the household spiritually so he must be Muslim.