Entering the state of ihram for 'Umrah from al-Tan'im for one who came from Riyadh for work
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The questioner:
From Riyadh, Ali, go ahead. Peace be upon you. And upon you be peace. Professor, the Shaykh, go ahead. Go ahead. Yes, I went to Makkah for work from Riyadh. I traveled from Riyadh to Makkah for work, and I intended that when the work was finished, because it was a government assignment, yes, that after I finished the work, meaning at night, I would go and perform 'Umrah. And indeed, when the work was finished, I went and performed 'Umrah. But the driver with me, when I asked him to take me to enter ihram, he took me to the miqat of al-Tan'im, al-'Aishah, so I entered ihram there and completed the 'Umrah. Is there anything wrong with this, Shaykh?
The Shaykh:
From where did you intend the 'Umrah?
The questioner:
I intended the 'Umrah from the visit, that if my work was finished
The Shaykh:
From Riyadh, you enter ihram from the miqat of Riyadh. You enter ihram from the miqat of Riyadh, which is al-Sayl, my brother, al-Sayl al-Kabir. You do not pass the miqat without being in ihram and performing the 'Umrah.
The questioner:
Then you go to work.
The Shaykh:
Or you go to work.
The questioner:
Because I
The Shaykh:
Listen, may Allah guide you.
The questioner:
Because I do not want to go and perform 'Umrah while I am on an assignment, meaning
The Shaykh:
My brother, on the plane or otherwise, you do not pass the miqat without being in ihram. On the plane, you enter ihram from the air when you are opposite the miqat. The pilots announce this and inform the passengers of the approach to the miqat, alerting them to this. So you enter ihram while you are on the plane, my brother. You go to Makkah while in ihram. If you wish, you perform the work while in ihram, and if you wish, you perform the 'Umrah, then exit ihram and go to your work. Yes.
The questioner:
Now. One thing, one thing. About something, Shaykh, now.
The Shaykh:
Yes, if you intended the 'Umrah from Riyadh and did not enter ihram except from al-Tan'im, then you owe a fidyah, my brother, because you left an obligatory duty, which is entering ihram from the miqat. You owe a fidyah of a sheep that you slaughter in Makkah and distribute to the poor, and your 'Umrah is valid, if Allah wills. Praise be to Allah. Yes.
The presenter:
Thank you, Ali,
From Riyadh, Ali, go ahead. Peace be upon you. And upon you be peace. Professor, the Shaykh, go ahead. Go ahead. Yes, I went to Makkah for work from Riyadh. I traveled from Riyadh to Makkah for work, and I intended that when the work was finished, because it was a government assignment, yes, that after I finished the work, meaning at night, I would go and perform 'Umrah. And indeed, when the work was finished, I went and performed 'Umrah. But the driver with me, when I asked him to take me to enter ihram, he took me to the miqat of al-Tan'im, al-'Aishah, so I entered ihram there and completed the 'Umrah. Is there anything wrong with this, Shaykh?
The Shaykh:
From where did you intend the 'Umrah?
The questioner:
I intended the 'Umrah from the visit, that if my work was finished
The Shaykh:
From Riyadh, you enter ihram from the miqat of Riyadh. You enter ihram from the miqat of Riyadh, which is al-Sayl, my brother, al-Sayl al-Kabir. You do not pass the miqat without being in ihram and performing the 'Umrah.
The questioner:
Then you go to work.
The Shaykh:
Or you go to work.
The questioner:
Because I
The Shaykh:
Listen, may Allah guide you.
The questioner:
Because I do not want to go and perform 'Umrah while I am on an assignment, meaning
The Shaykh:
My brother, on the plane or otherwise, you do not pass the miqat without being in ihram. On the plane, you enter ihram from the air when you are opposite the miqat. The pilots announce this and inform the passengers of the approach to the miqat, alerting them to this. So you enter ihram while you are on the plane, my brother. You go to Makkah while in ihram. If you wish, you perform the work while in ihram, and if you wish, you perform the 'Umrah, then exit ihram and go to your work. Yes.
The questioner:
Now. One thing, one thing. About something, Shaykh, now.
The Shaykh:
Yes, if you intended the 'Umrah from Riyadh and did not enter ihram except from al-Tan'im, then you owe a fidyah, my brother, because you left an obligatory duty, which is entering ihram from the miqat. You owe a fidyah of a sheep that you slaughter in Makkah and distribute to the poor, and your 'Umrah is valid, if Allah wills. Praise be to Allah. Yes.
The presenter:
Thank you, Ali,
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، برنامج (فتاوى) (058) لمعالي الشيخ صالح الفوزان بتاريخ [1435-07-16] - كبار العلماء — youtube.com (45:40)
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