About Us
Preparation, dignity and shared care.
A first-time pilgrim may need guidance in a familiar language. A person with limited mobility may need to plan each stage before leaving home. A family may have saved for years and still face a shortfall. Manasik Foundation was conceived so institutions could address these needs together.
Vision
Hajj and Umrah that are more accessible, affordable and dignified for Muslims across economic circumstances and levels of ability.
Mission
A framework for international cooperation that strengthens pilgrim education, widens access to approved welfare support and helps eligible pilgrims overcome practical barriers.
Commitment
To serve with compassion, respect the responsibilities of authorized institutions, and account for how resources are used and whom they benefit.
The proposal recognizes the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s stewardship of the Two Holy Mosques and its central role in serving pilgrims. Manasik Foundation is not an official Saudi entity; it seeks to contribute to the goals of the Pilgrim Experience Program (opens in a new tab), within the scope of any approvals granted.
Founder’s message
“For many Muslims, the hope of undertaking Hajj or Umrah is carried for years. When that moment comes, reliable guidance, careful preparation, and practical help can make a real difference.
Manasik Foundation began with a simple idea. Countries and institutions can share the responsibility of serving pilgrims. One may bring financial support. Another may know how to prepare volunteers or care for older pilgrims. By sharing that experience, we hope to help more people undertake this sacred journey with dignity.
We present this proposal for consideration with respect for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s stewardship of the Two Holy Mosques and for the people and institutions entrusted with serving their visitors.”
Founder, Manasik Foundation