Ihram for those arriving by sea and passing by the miqat boundaries
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Question:
The issue of the Shaykh regarding the taxes that reach Jinnah, when is the act of striking them performed, even though the extreme necessity is in Qas?
Answer:
They pass by while they are in the sea. If they are coming from the north, from north of Jeddah, they pass by al-Juhfah, so they enter ihram when they pass by al-Juhfah. If they are coming from the south, they enter ihram when they pass by al-Sa'diyyah. So they are between two things: either they pass by al-Juhfah if they came from the north, or they pass by al-Sa'diyyah if they came from the south of Jeddah. The jurists mentioned that those who come from Port Sudan, these people do not pass by any miqat; they arrive in Jeddah before they pass by any miqat. These people enter ihram from Port Sudan specifically, because Port Sudan is located directly opposite Jeddah, and they come from the sea straight ahead until they enter Jeddah. These people enter ihram from the place of the people of Port Sudan only. As for those from the south or the north, these people enter ihram from the miqat whose boundary they pass by, either al-Juhfah or al-Sa'diyyah. Yes, whether in airplanes, ships, or cars. Yes.
The issue of the Shaykh regarding the taxes that reach Jinnah, when is the act of striking them performed, even though the extreme necessity is in Qas?
Answer:
They pass by while they are in the sea. If they are coming from the north, from north of Jeddah, they pass by al-Juhfah, so they enter ihram when they pass by al-Juhfah. If they are coming from the south, they enter ihram when they pass by al-Sa'diyyah. So they are between two things: either they pass by al-Juhfah if they came from the north, or they pass by al-Sa'diyyah if they came from the south of Jeddah. The jurists mentioned that those who come from Port Sudan, these people do not pass by any miqat; they arrive in Jeddah before they pass by any miqat. These people enter ihram from Port Sudan specifically, because Port Sudan is located directly opposite Jeddah, and they come from the sea straight ahead until they enter Jeddah. These people enter ihram from the place of the people of Port Sudan only. As for those from the south or the north, these people enter ihram from the miqat whose boundary they pass by, either al-Juhfah or al-Sa'diyyah. Yes, whether in airplanes, ships, or cars. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 93 من 175 /شرح بلوغ المرام/الحج/فضله وبيان من فرض عليه/صالح الفوزان/الحديث/كبار العلماء — youtube.com (58:19)
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