The difference between Hajj and Umrah

Umrah and Hajj are the most important attributes of religion. Muslims, from all over the world, meet in the holy city Makkah to make Umrah and Hajj.

Hajj is compulsory and applicable to all the Muslims, physically and economically he can, and his life. Although, Umrah is less than Hajj and no obligation, but it is rewarding because of what many Muslims do annually. As such, these cultures are quite different but there is something very different.

Let's find out the difference between Umrah and Hajj

Rewarded:

Umrah is considered small, while Hajj is considered to be a major destination. Thus, the salary of Hajj is greater and higher than it is. However, Umrah is not expensive for many Muslims who choose to make Umrah because making Hajj is very expensive during this inflation period. However, the reward of Hajj is great but to make Umrah for a pure purpose will give you inner contentment and rewarding rewards. Making Umrah a holy month in Ramadan is like Hajj.

According to the practices:

Umrah and Hajj have the same traditions.  Umrah traditions include Haram, Tawaf, Sa'ai, drink Zamzam's water and cut hair. These days are also part of Hajj, but, Hajj travelers have to perform other services such as spending time in Me Mina, Muzdalifa and Arafat, Destroying the Devil and killing a beast at ALLAH.

About operation:

Hajj can be done only in the month of Zil Hajj. However, the Umrah can be made at any time of the Muslim month without the days of Hajj.

According to types:

Hajj has three types including Qiran, Ifraad and Tamattu. The Qiran makes Hajj and Umrah combined or another same Iramam. Ifraad is related to Hajj itself and Tamamattu is Hajj when Hajj and umrah were taken separately in the month of Zil Hajj.