Makkah is home to one of the Kingdom's oldest universities and to thousands of students who balance study with family, work and the demands of the busiest religious seasons in the world. FIZ Business Solutions (FIZBS) offers assignment help Makkah students can access entirely online, with guidance from Master's and PhD-qualified experts in more than 115 subjects.
Since 2015 we have supported more than 10,000 university students in the UK, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. Whether your course is taught in Arabic or English, an expert in your subject can help you understand the brief, plan your answer, use reliable sources and present your work clearly.
This page covers the students we support in Makkah, how to plan coursework around Ramadan and the Hajj season, topics that draw on the city's economy, and how ordering and payment in Saudi riyals work.
Students we support in Makkah
Students who contact us from Makkah study at institutions such as Umm Al-Qura University, at private colleges in the city, and on distance learning programmes run by universities in Saudi Arabia and abroad. We mention these names only to show who we support: FIZBS is an independent online service and is not affiliated with any university.
We have no office in Makkah. Everything happens on WhatsApp and through our website, so you can send a photo of your brief from home, campus or work, and receive replies on Saudi time.
Universities in Makkah we support
We support students at every university in Makkah, whether your programme is taught in English or Arabic. FIZBS is an independent online service and is not affiliated with any of them. Each university has its own style of teaching and assessment, and your expert always works from your own course brief and marking criteria.
Umm Al-Qura University
The main university in Makkah, known for Sharia and Islamic studies, Arabic language, education, medicine and engineering, and for research on Hajj and Umrah through its dedicated research institute.
Our experts can help with:
- Research written in Arabic, with clear structure and documentation
- Education and Islamic studies research
- Engineering and health assignments
Planning coursework around Ramadan and the Hajj season
Life in Makkah follows a calendar that few other cities share. During Ramadan and the Hajj season, many students work extra shifts in hotels, hospitals, transport or visitor services, roads become busier and family commitments grow. Deadlines rarely move to match, so the students who cope best are the ones who plan ahead.
- Check your module calendar at the start of each semester and mark any deadlines that fall in Ramadan or Dhul Hijjah.
- Start research-heavy tasks, such as literature reviews, before the busy season begins.
- Send your brief at least seven days before the deadline so you pay the standard rate, with no urgency charge.
- Agree a staged plan with your expert, for example an outline first and then each section, so short gaps in your schedule still move the work forward.
- Use WhatsApp to ask quick questions between shifts. Our support runs 24/7.
Assignment topics that draw on Makkah's economy
Makkah offers rich local examples for coursework, because few cities anywhere serve such large numbers of visitors. Vision 2030 also includes programmes to expand capacity and improve the pilgrim experience, which gives students a clear policy context to discuss. Our experts help you choose a focused angle, find credible academic and official sources, and link the example to the theory in your module.
- Hospitality and tourism management: service quality, hotel operations and seasonal demand
- Crowd management, transport planning and smart city technology
- Health services during mass gatherings, a recognised field of public health research
- Human resource management for large seasonal workforces
- Islamic finance, waqf and the economics of religious tourism
- Marketing and customer experience in visitor services
Courses taught in Arabic or English
Some programmes in Makkah, especially in medicine, engineering and computing, are taught and assessed partly or fully in English, while many others are taught in Arabic. Our experts support both. In English-medium courses they help you express your understanding in clear academic English. In Arabic-medium courses they help you organise your research and follow your department's guidance on structure and documentation.
- Understanding the question and the marking criteria before you start
- Planning a clear structure for essays, reports and research papers
- Using academic sources and citing them in APA, Harvard or your department's style
- Proofreading from £12 per 1,000 words for work you have written yourself
Support for health and medical students
Health programmes bring heavy written workloads alongside clinical training: evidence-based essays, reflective pieces, case presentations and research projects. Our healthcare specialists help you search databases such as PubMed and CINAHL, appraise studies, structure a reflective piece using a model such as Gibbs, and present your research project clearly.
If your project uses questionnaires with patients or staff, we also support the statistical analysis in SPSS, with a clear explanation of what each result means.
Common mistakes in Makkah coursework, and how to avoid them
When students share drafts or returned work with us, the same issues come up again and again. None of them mean the student lacks knowledge, and all of them can be fixed with planning.
- Describing Hajj or Umrah services in general terms instead of analysing one specific problem, such as queueing or service recovery.
- Relying on news articles where official statistics or peer-reviewed studies are available.
- Ignoring the marking rubric, so a well-written answer still misses criteria such as evaluation or recommendations.
- Translating sentence by sentence from Arabic into English, which makes arguments harder to follow.
- Mixing referencing styles, or citing sources that are missing from the reference list.
Research projects, dissertations and theses
Graduation projects and postgraduate theses are where many Makkah students first need structured guidance. Our experts have supported more than 350 research projects. They can help you narrow a topic, write a research proposal, review previous studies, choose a methodology and interpret your results.
Dissertation support costs £30 per 1,000 words. Data analysis support is available with SPSS, Excel, NVivo, Stata and Python.
How it works for students in Makkah
The whole process runs on WhatsApp and our website, on Saudi time.
- 1Message us on WhatsApp in Arabic or English with your subject, word count, deadline and a copy or photo of your brief.
- 2If you would like to discuss it first, book a WhatsApp call with an expert. Calls are in English.
- 3Receive a clear quote in GBP, with the SAR equivalent on request and 10% off your first order.
- 4Pay 50% to start by Saudi bank transfer in SAR or UK bank transfer in GBP.
- 5Your subject expert works on your request, and you can message us with questions at any time.
- 6Pay the remaining 50% on completion.
Prices and payment in Saudi riyals
Assignments and essays start from £20 per 1,000 words for deadlines of seven days or more, with 25% added for 3 to 6 days and 50% for urgent work within 48 hours. Proofreading starts from £12 per 1,000 words. New customers get 10% off their first order.
Prices are set in GBP because we support students in both the UK and Saudi Arabia. Ask on WhatsApp for the SAR equivalent of your order, and pay by Saudi bank transfer with no international payment needed. You can also check your GBP price instantly with the calculator on our homepage.