Ihram & move to Mina
Enter the state of ihram with the intention for Hajj and travel to the tent city of Mina, where you spend the day and night in prayer and preparation.
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Free live sessions with our imams and group leaders, the rites of Hajj explained day by day, and the checklists you will actually use — in the order you will need them. No account, no fee, no catch.
Every session is recorded and published here afterwards. Sessions are open to anyone preparing for Hajj 2027 — you do not have to be travelling with Hisar Tour.
The first session is deliberately registration-heavy, because that is what stands between most pilgrims and a confirmed Hajj this year.
Saturday, 17 October 2026 · 1:00 PM Eastern Online · free · about 60 minutes with questions at the end
Each phase is one live session and the material that goes with it. Only the first has a confirmed date — the rest are announced as the season moves, and we do not put a date on a session we have not scheduled.
Saturday, 17 October 2026 · 1:00 PM ET
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If this is your first pilgrimage, here is what the core days actually look like, so nothing on the journey surprises you. Your Hisar Tour murshid guides the group through every step.
Enter the state of ihram with the intention for Hajj and travel to the tent city of Mina, where you spend the day and night in prayer and preparation.
The heart of Hajj. From noon until sunset, pilgrims stand at the plain of Arafat in supplication. After sunset, the group moves to Muzdalifah to rest under the open sky and gather pebbles.
Stone the large pillar at Jamarat, complete the sacrifice (Qurbani), shave or trim the hair, then perform Tawaf al-Ifadah and Sa'i in Makkah before returning to Mina.
Remain in Mina, stoning the three pillars each day after midday. This is where your Mina camp matters most — its distance to the Jamarat Bridge shapes each day's walk.
Complete Tawaf al-Wada, the farewell circling of the Kaaba — the final act before leaving the sacred city, in sha' Allah with an accepted Hajj.
These are already written and free to use. Session checklists are added here after each live session.
Every session is recorded and published here, so missing one costs you nothing but the chance to ask your own question live.
If your own application is stuck — a rejected photo, verification that resets itself, an e-wallet that will not fund — a webinar cannot solve that. A one-to-one session can. It is optional, it is paid, and the fee is credited in full toward a Hisar Tour Hajj 2027 package.
No. The sessions are open and free. We announce the joining link in the Hajj 2027 WhatsApp community and by email to everyone who has pre-registered, so the simplest way not to miss one is to join either.
Every session is recorded and published on this page afterwards, so you can watch it whenever you like. Live attendance only adds one thing: you can ask your own question at the end.
No. Everything on this page — the sessions, the recordings, the guides and the checklists — is free and always will be. The only paid service Hisar Tour offers around registration is an optional one-to-one advisor session, and it is on a separate page.
Yes. The sessions explain the Nusuk process and the rites of Hajj, not our packages. Anyone preparing for Hajj 2027 is welcome.
Pre-register for Hajj 2027 and we will tell you when each session opens. Or join the WhatsApp community, where the announcements go out first.
Use the guide that matches your next decision — registration, timing, cost, package structure or preparation.