Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S) was the first one to set boundaries for Haram. Prophet Ibrahim (A.S) sustained the boundaries of Haram as per advised by Angel Jibrael (A.S). These boundaries were kept the same until Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.W) sent Hazrat Tamim Ibn-e-Khazai (R.A) to rebuild the boundaries. And these boundaries were held at the same place. During the reign of Hazrat Umar (R.A), he appointed four Qurayshis to renew these boundaries.

Allah (S.W.T) has made Haram in order to maintain the sacredness of the Holy Kaabah. Everything is given shelter (Amaan) at this place even birds and trees. The reward of deeds and worship performed at this place are countless comparatively to any other place. The routes directing towards Makkah have been marked as the boundaries of Haram. Different routes are enlisted as: 

Towards West
The place known as ‘Shumaisi’ which was also called as ‘Hudaibia’ is at a distance of 22 kilometres from Makkah.

Towards South

The place ‘Idat-ul-Libn’ enroute betwee Tihama and Yemen is at a distance of 12 kilometres from Makkah.

Towards East

The western side of ‘Urnah valley’ is at 15 km away from Makkah.

Towards North-East

Near Sharai-ul-Mujahideen, on the way to Ji-irrana, it is situated at a distance of 16km

Towards North

Maqam-e-Taneem is 7km away from Makkah. For Muslims, Holy Kaabah and Haram always possess a religiously sacred place. Not only because Kaabah is the House of Allah, but also because Allah (S.W.T) has bestowed this place with His countless Blessings and Bounties. It is an utmost desire of every Muslim to visit this Holy land before they die. For this reason, they struggle throughout their lives to just get a glimpse of this sacred land. But sometimes pilgrims are confronted with issues related to their Hajj or Umrah Visa, Saudi Visa. For those living in UK they face problems with Umrah Visa in UK. But now there is no need to worry about all these confrontations. Let us take care of you while you can concentrate your primary purpose of this pilgrimage, the Ibadah. Now Muslims living in UK can enjoy the Holy glimpse of Kaabah without getting worried about their travelling logistics.