Ubaraka

Ubaraka is a French online service brand that allows Muslims to have acts of devotion performed by proxy in Makkah on behalf of themselves or others. Its core offering is Omra Badal (a substitute Umrah performed for someone who cannot travel, including the deceased or the sick), alongside Hajj Badal (substitute Hajj), Waqf Coran (a Quran deposited in someone's name) and Soutien à la Mobilité (a wheelchair made available to a pilgrim). The service is marketed as a direct relay to Makkah: the customer chooses a sadaqa, names the beneficiary, the act is carried out on site, and a video or written proof is sent via WhatsApp within 24 to 72 hours depending on the service. The company states it was founded in 2025 by Nacer B., with the aim of making devotional acts in Makkah accessible to Muslims who cannot travel there themselves. According to its own account, the project brings together Muslims from Europe and elsewhere, while the acts in Makkah are performed by students of Islamic sciences who follow the Sunnah framework. Ubaraka emphasises that its agents in Makkah have already completed their own obligatory Hajj or Umrah before being authorised to perform acts by proxy, citing the hadith of Shubrumah, a fatwa of Sheikh Ibn Baz and the consensus of the Hanbali, Shafi'i and Hanafi schools. Ubaraka positions itself in a trust-sensitive niche, stressing rigour, transparency and proof of accomplishment. Its website publishes anonymised, authorised proof examples with first names and verified markers, and prices are displayed in euros with instalment options (for example Omra Badal at €169, mobility support at €119 and Quran Waqf at €24.90). The brand operates primarily as an online platform serving a French-speaking and wider European Muslim audience, with service delivery in Makkah.

Ubaraka was founded in 2025 by Nacer B., according to the company's own 'Qui sommes-nous' page. The founding idea was to make acts of devotion in Makkah accessible to Muslims who cannot travel there themselves, whether for a deceased relative, a sick person or as an act of charity. The project is described as bringing together several Muslims from Europe and elsewhere, while the acts in Makkah are carried out by students of Islamic sciences. From the outset, Ubaraka built its offer around four services: Omra Badal (proxy Umrah), Hajj Badal (proxy Hajj), Waqf Coran (a Quran deposited for a chosen person) and Soutien à la Mobilité (a wheelchair made available to a pilgrim). The brand presents itself as a direct relay to Makkah without intermediaries, and organises the customer journey in four steps: choosing the sadaqa, naming the beneficiary, having the act performed in Makkah, and receiving proof (video or written) via WhatsApp within 24 to 72 hours depending on the service. Religious legitimacy is central to the brand's story. Ubaraka states that each act follows the framework established by the Sunnah and confirmed by major scholars, citing the hadith of Shubrumah (Abu Dawud no. 1811, authenticated by Sheikh Al-Albani), the fatwa of Sheikh Ibn Baz (Majmou' Fatawa 16/423) and the consensus of the Hanbali, Shafi'i and Hanafi schools. Following the opinion of Imam An-Nawawi, its agents in Makkah must have already performed their own obligatory Hajj or Umrah before being authorised to act by proxy. The website publishes anonymised proof examples with authorisation, showing first names and verified markers, and displays prices in euros with instalment options. As of the available evidence, Ubaraka operates as a private online service brand serving a French-speaking and wider European Muslim audience, with service delivery in Makkah.

• 2025

  Ubaraka is founded by Nacer B.

• 2025

  Launch of the online service offering Omra Badal, Hajj Badal, Waqf Coran and Soutien à la Mobilité.

A trust-based, transparent online relay to Makkah for proxy devotional acts, with video proof of completion and strict adherence to the Sunnah.

• Omra Badal

  Proxy Umrah performed in Makkah on behalf of a living, sick or deceased person; priced at €169 with instalment option.

• Hajj Badal

  Proxy Hajj with the main rites filmed and a certificate provided; available on request.

• Waqf Coran

  A Quran deposited for a person of the customer's choice; priced at €24.90 with instalment option.

• Soutien à la Mobilité

  A wheelchair made available to a pilgrim; priced at €119 with instalment option.

1. 1Ubaraka — Omra Badal, Waqf Coran et services pieux à Makkahubaraka.com
2. 2Qui sommes-nous — Ubaraka, votre relais direct à Makkahubaraka.com
3. 3Ubaraka — Wikidatawikidata.org