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Saudi Arabic phrases

Umrah and Mosque Arabic

These phrases help pilgrims ask for directions, entrances, prayer areas and basic help around Makkah and Madinah.

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Haram kahan hai?

English: Where is the Haram?

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Where is the Haram?

Use in Makkah or Madinah when asking directions.

أين الحرم؟

ayn al-haram?

Haram kahan hai?

Where is the gate?

Helpful around mosque gates and hotels.

أين البوابة؟

ayn al-bawwabah?

Gate kahan hai?

Where is wudu?

Wudu is widely understood by Muslim visitors.

أين الوضوء؟

ayn al-wudu?

Wuzu ki jagah kahan hai?

Where is the prayer area?

Makan al-salah means place of prayer.

أين مكان الصلاة؟

ayn makan al-salah?

Namaz ki jagah kahan hai?

I am with a group.

Useful if you are separated from a tour group.

أنا مع مجموعة

ana maa majmua

Main group ke sath hun.

May Allah reward you.

A polite religious thank-you used across the Muslim world.

جزاك الله خيرا

jazak Allah khayran

Allah aap ko ajar de.

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