Founded in Lalamusa, 2012 by Sheikh Usman Afzal. A family name with 25 years of trust. Every group is led personally — from your first WhatsApp to your safe return home.
Every Umrah begins with intention. Tell us yours — we'll show you the journey designed for you. "إِنَّمَا ٱلْأَعْمَالُ بِٱلنِّيَّاتِ"
From simple group journeys to private VIP arrangements near the Haram. All prices include flight, visa, hotel, transport, and ziyarah. No hidden charges.
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
"Every pilgrim is family. Every journey to the House of Allah is a trust placed in our hands — and we honor that trust with sincerity, care, and personal attention."
From a well-respected family in Lalamusa with a 25-year legacy of trust, Sheikh Usman founded Al Badar 313 in 2012 with one promise — to serve, not to sell. He personally leads many of our Umrah and Ziyarah groups, and you'll often find him welcoming pilgrims at the Lalamusa office or on the ground in Makkah and Madinah.
Drag, scroll, or use the arrows. Every day is planned — but unhurried. This is what your Umrah actually feels like, hour by hour, prayer by prayer.
Morning briefing at Karachi airport. Sheikh Usman or senior coordinator escorts the group. Saudia direct flight to Jeddah. Ihram entered before crossing the Miqat (announced inflight).
Arrival at hotel near the Haram. Brief rest. Group walks together for first Tawaf around the Kaaba, followed by Sa'i between Safa and Marwa. Hair clipped — first Umrah complete.
No tours, no rush. Pray all five salah inside Masjid al-Haram. Read Quran. Drink Zamzam. Tawaf-e-Nafl as you please. This is the day many pilgrims describe as "feeling weightless."
Air-conditioned coach with Urdu-speaking guide. Visit Jabal al-Noor (Cave of Hira), Jabal Thawr, Mina, Muzdalifah, Arafat, and Masjid al-Jin. Return for Maghrib in the Haram.
Sheikh Usman often hosts a small Quran circle for those interested. Optional second Umrah from Tan'eem. Plenty of time for personal du'a. Group iftar arrangements during Ramadan.
Tawaf al-Wada (farewell Tawaf) before checkout. Comfortable coach to Madinah (5 hours). Arrival at hotel. First glimpse of the Green Dome from the room window for many — an unforgettable moment.
Pre-booked Nusuk slot for Riyaz-ul-Jannah — the area between the Prophet's pulpit and his grave, described as a garden of Paradise. Salam to the Prophet ﷺ, Abu Bakr (RA), and Umar (RA).
First mosque ever built in Islam — Masjid Quba (two rakats here equals one Umrah in reward). Mount Uhud and the graves of the martyrs. Masjid al-Qiblatain. Date farms.
Tradition holds that 40 consecutive prayers in Masjid an-Nabawi grants freedom from hellfire and hypocrisy. Most pilgrims time their stay to complete this. Sheikh Usman tracks the count for you.
Final Salam at the Prophet's Mosque. Group transfer to Madinah airport. Direct flight back to Karachi. Sheikh Usman messages every pilgrim 24 hours later — checking on you, not the bill.
Founded in 2012 and led by Sheikh Usman Afzal, Al Badar 313 carries the legacy of a well-respected Lalamusa family with over 25 years of trust and commitment in the community. Generations of locals have known our family name — and that same trust now guides every Umrah and Hajj journey we organize.
Whether it's your first Umrah or your tenth return to the Haram, we walk every step with you. From visa to return.
ہم عمرہ بیچتے نہیں، عمرہ کرواتے ہیں۔Real photos and short videos from Sheikh Usman's recent groups in Makkah, Madinah, and Lalamusa.
Verified reviews from real Al Badar 313 travellers. (Live Google Business reviews coming soon via Trustindex.)
Sheikh Usman personally received us at Jeddah. Hotels were close to Haram, food was authentic Pakistani, and he led every group prayer. We felt cared for as family — not customers.
Honest pricing — no hidden costs. The Riyaz-ul-Jannah arrangement was incredible. My elderly mother was treated with such respect by Al Badar's ground staff. Highly recommended.
Third time travelling with Al Badar 313. Same care, same trust, same Sheikh Usman on the ground. We don't book Umrah anywhere else now. Allah bless this family.
Visa processing, return airfare from your selected city (Karachi/Lahore/Islamabad), accommodation near Haramain, ground transport (Jeddah ↔ Makkah ↔ Madinah ↔ Jeddah), Ziyarah tours in both cities, and Sheikh Usman's group leadership. Vaccination and medical insurance are arranged separately at cost.
Not at all. Sheikh Usman personally guides every group through Tawaf, Sa'i, and all rituals — step by step in Urdu and English. We pace the group to suit elderly pilgrims and first-timers. Our motto: we lead you through it.
For Ramadan and last-10-days slots, book 6 months in advance — those fill first. Off-season (Muharram, Safar) flexibility is much higher; 6-8 weeks usually works. We never overbook a group.
Visa fees are always non-refundable (Saudi government rule). Cancellations 60+ days before departure: 90% refund of package cost. 30–59 days: 50%. 15–29 days: 25%. Less than 15 days: case-by-case (force majeure exceptions). Full policy on our Refund & Cancellation page.
Yes. We offer 0% interest EMI of up to 4 instalments via WhatsApp coordination — 25% confirmation deposit, then 3 monthly payments before departure. Bank transfer to our Meezan Bank account. We do not accept cash above PKR 50,000.
Sheikh Usman or a trusted Hafiz from our team performs Umrah Badal on behalf of your deceased relative. We provide a written certificate, GPS-tagged photos at Tawaf and Sa'i, and a video confirmation. Pricing is transparent — WhatsApp us for the current Badal package.
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