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Umrah and hajj cards: farewell, checklist, welcome-home

Umrah and hajj cards — A farewell card carrying the talbiyah transliterated as "Labbayk Allahumma labbayk" across a centred band, an arched colonnade drawn in flat silhouette beneath it, and a ruled blank line at the foot for the traveller's name., flat architectural card design, arcade and dome silhouettes in solid shapes, no outlines, no figures

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Reading 1Farewell card
Reading 2Packing checklist
Reading 3Welcome home

Pilgrimage generates three printed things: a farewell card, a checklist for the bag, and a welcome-home card. These nine cover all three, with ihram cloth, a water flask and a plain black cube seen as pure geometry as the objects — no figure, no crowd, architecture and rule work only, in three styles.

  • a farewell card for a pilgrim
  • a hajj or umrah packing checklist
  • a welcome-home card after the journey
  • a gift for a family member's pilgrimage
  • a keepsake print of the trip

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Each card is drawn at standard card or letter/A4 proportions with an even margin, so both card and checklist sizes print clean.
Does the checklist come with items pre-filled?
The checklist ships with a ruled list structure; specific items are left open to add by hand for the traveller's own needs.
What's the difference between the three styles?
Each style treats the same farewell, checklist and welcome-home cards in a distinct register — a formal architectural line, a soft modern line, and a warm ornamented line.
Are people shown on these cards?
No — the design draws objects and architecture only (ihram cloth, a flask, the cube as pure geometry), with no figure or crowd on any card.

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