Umrah Training with WSafar at Al Wafi Islamic Boarding School: Nurturing Spiritual Readiness from an Early Age

Al Wafi Islamic Boarding School (WIBS) successfully held a Comprehensive Umrah Training Program (Manasik Umroh) in collaboration with WSafar Tour & Travel.
This spiritual event was designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the correct procedures and rituals of Umrah according to Islamic teachings.

The event took place at Al Wafi Islamic Boarding School’s main campus, attended by both male and female students. The program included complete sessions covering the intention of Ihram, Tawaf, Sa’i, and Tahallul, guided directly by the WSafar team and Al Wafi’s asatidzah (teachers).

The program began with an interactive lecture session in Al Wafi’s main hall.
WSafar’s speakers provided in-depth explanations on the meaning, pillars, and Sunnah practices of Umrah. Students enthusiastically listened and actively engaged with questions about performing the sacred rituals.

After the theoretical session, the participants continued with hands-on Umrah simulation activities.
Male students practiced wearing ihram garments, while female students followed the steps of Tawaf and Sa’i in an outdoor setup resembling the Holy Mosque area, carefully prepared by the organizing committee.

Through this collaboration, the activity aimed not only to educate but also to instill religious devotion, discipline, and humility among students.
As an official travel partner, WSafar emphasized the importance of spiritual and physical preparation before embarking on the pilgrimage to Makkah.

The school leadership expressed hope that this program would become a valuable experience for students, shaping their understanding of the beauty and significance of Umrah.

The event concluded with a collective prayer and a friendly meal gathering, symbolizing gratitude for the success of the activity.

Al Wafi Islamic Boarding School continues to uphold its commitment to providing an Islamic education that harmonizes knowledge, faith, and good deeds, preparing the next generation to be spiritually and intellectually strong.