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Sponsor an Umrah for a Muslim from Afghanistan
B. D. · Afghanistan
A sister in Afghanistan hopes to perform her first Umrah together with her husband. She writes that visiting the Kaaba and praying in Makkah and Madinah would be a dream come true, and that their finances do not allow the journey. She holds a passport and can contribute $100, but needs help reaching the airport. A full seat on the at-cost group trip is $1,795 and a share is $450. Travel details are being confirmed.
Goal: $1,795
Gift code: HB-90F02389
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