Your Guide for This Journey
There's guidance in every step. There's wisdom in every turn. Meet the teacher who's walking beside you — not in front, not behind.

As-salamu alaykum,
Umrah is not just a journey of movement — it's a journey of the heart.
When we walk the streets of Makkah together, it's not about sightseeing. It's about seeing differently. When we pray in Madinah, it's not just about the words — it's about presence.
My job is not to lecture you. It's to be there with you. To remind you. To help you remember.
If this is your first Umrah — I understand the nerves. If it's your fifth — I know it still feels new. Either way, I'm here. We'll walk this together, in shaa Allah.
— Sheikh Abu Malik Al-Sabbagh
What It's Like to Travel With Sheikh Abu Malik
Sheikh Abu Malik's Role on Your Journey
Guide Through Ibadahs
Step-by-step guidance through Ihram, Umrah rituals, and sacred sites
Spiritual Support
One-on-one spiritual guidance and personal support throughout the journey
Group Reflections
Daily group sessions for questions, reflections, and spiritual growth
Islamic Teaching
Contextual teachings from Qur'an and Sunnah at each sacred site
About Sheikh Abu Malik
Sheikh Abu Malik Al-Sabbagh is a licensed Imam and Qur'an teacher with over 15 years of experience in Islamic education, dawah, and community leadership. Originally from Egypt, he studied Islamic Sciences at Al-Azhar University, one of the most prestigious Islamic institutions in the world.
He holds an Ijazah in Qur'an memorisation and recitation, with a sanad that traces directly back to the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Today, he serves as the official Imam of South Granville Mosque in Sydney, where he leads khutbahs, taraweeh prayers, and regular Islamic classes for youth and families alike.
Bilingual in Arabic and English, Sheikh Abu Malik brings both deep knowledge and a relatable presence to every interaction — whether in a masjid, on the road, or beside you at the Kaaba.
"There are moments in Umrah that stay with you forever — not because of the camera, but because of the clarity. My role is to help you recognise them when they come. May Allah accept from us all."
— Sheikh Abu Malik Al-Sabbagh