AI-Umrah answers your Hajj and Umrah questions from classical texts — Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki, and Hanbali — with the exact passage cited, and a scholar one tap away when nuance matters.
Rulings quote the exact passage from classical fiqh — al-Hidayah, al-Umm, al-Mudawwana, al-Mughni — with book and chapter, so you can read the source in context.
When the AI is uncertain, your question is flagged and routed to a qualified scholar for review with full context.
Pick Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki, or Hanbali — answers are grounded in the classical texts of the school you follow.
A multi-layer pipeline — retrieval, generation, verification, gate — blocks unsupported claims before you see them.
Guided sequences from ihram to halq, written for the moment you're standing in the Mataf.
Follow-up questions keep their context — ask, clarify, and dig deeper without repeating yourself.
In the Hanafi school, purity is a wajib of tawaf — performing it without wudu requires a penalty, and repetition is preferred.
“Purity from hadath is a wajib of tawaf; whoever performs tawaf without it owes a sacrifice…”
al-Hidayah · Kitab al-ManasikAnswers are retrieved from a curated corpus of classical texts — never generated from the model's memory. If the corpus doesn't support an answer, you don't get one.
When a question falls outside what the AI can answer with confidence, it is automatically flagged and routed for scholar review — so you are never left with a guess on a ruling that matters.
Every ruling carries its citations — book, chapter, quoted passage — so you can verify rather than trust.
All four Sunni schools live — Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki, and Hanbali — plus the six canonical hadith collections.
Guided experience for each Umrah stage
Expanding guidance for the major pilgrimage