Gifts for Haramain

Customers buy a gift they will never see delivered in person. A water distribution or an Umrah Badal takes place in Makkah or Madinah, while the buyer may be in the UK, the US or elsewhere. The store had to explain each gift clearly, collect the right options and names, and show what proof the customer would receive. It also had to make clear that this is a coordination service, not a registered charity.

Pricing and checkout had to work for an international audience. Buyers needed to see prices in a familiar currency and pay through a checkout they recognise, while gift options such as city, quantity and on behalf of names stayed simple.

We built the store on Shopify with a Liquid theme and organised gifts into collections: Water Distribution, Meal Distribution, Qur'an and Worship Essentials, Mobility and Comfort, Qurbani and Sacrifice, and Umrah Badal. Each product uses variants for the real choices a buyer makes, such as bottle quantity and Makkah, Madinah or both. Product pages repeat the same three promises: local coordination, written confirmation and a secure Shopify checkout.

Trust content got its own pages. A Trust page explains who operates the service, how an order works and what the store does not promise. A How It Works page sets out each step, from choosing a gift to receiving confirmation.

Visitors can now browse gifts by purpose, choose a city and quantity, and add the names the gift is on behalf of. Before they pay, they can read how an order is handled, what confirmation arrives afterwards and where video proof applies. Prices show in their region's currency and payment runs through Shopify checkout. Support details and policy pages are linked from the footer of every page.

Collection and product pages are structured for search, with descriptive titles such as Water Gift in Makkah and Madinah. Buyer guides and the Trust page answer common questions about legitimacy, timing and process.