The prize for the pilgrim is announced by Allah:

"and everyone who enters is safe, and the Pilgrimage to the House is an obligation that men owe to Allah, anyone who can find a way to go" (Sura Al-Imram, 96) Umrah Package December 2017.
Anyone who can carry out the Pilgrimage will find salvation from the Fire of Hell. This is your reward.
The internal Pilgrimage needs a great effort of preparation and meeting of provisions before starting the trip. The first thing is to find a guide, a teacher, someone who has love and respect, someone you depend on and whom you obey. He is the one who will provide the pilgrim with the provisions he needs.

Then each one must prepare his heart. To awaken it, the sacred phrase La ilaha illa Llah - "there is no God but Allah" - is recited and remembers Allah with the contemplation of the meaning of this phrase. With the heart awake, it revives. This also reminds Allah until the inner being has been purified and cleansed completely of everything except Him.
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