For many British Muslims, Umrah begins as a quiet wish. It sits at the back of the mind through busy years of work, family and bills, and then one day it becomes urgent. Perhaps a parent is getting older, or Ramadan is approaching, or a friend has just returned and speaks about it with a lit-up face.
The gap between wishing and going can feel wide, but it is made of steps, and each one can be...
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