What is the ruling on passing the miqat without entering the state of ihram?
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Question:
He says: We came to perform 'Umrah and we were on the plane, some of us in ihram and some not. They told us on the plane that in half an hour we would reach the miqat, then they said that five minutes after the miqat they would extend it, but we found that the plane had reached the Jeddah airport and they did not let us land. So some of us entered ihram and some did not. What is obligatory for us?
Answer:
It was obligatory for them, when they reached Jeddah airport, to return to the miqat, for example by taking a car. If they returned to the miqat that they had passed and entered ihram from there, that is what is obligatory for them. If they entered ihram from Jeddah, a fidyah is required of them. Their ihram is valid, but a fidyah is required of them for passing the miqat.
He says: We came to perform 'Umrah and we were on the plane, some of us in ihram and some not. They told us on the plane that in half an hour we would reach the miqat, then they said that five minutes after the miqat they would extend it, but we found that the plane had reached the Jeddah airport and they did not let us land. So some of us entered ihram and some did not. What is obligatory for us?
Answer:
It was obligatory for them, when they reached Jeddah airport, to return to the miqat, for example by taking a car. If they returned to the miqat that they had passed and entered ihram from there, that is what is obligatory for them. If they entered ihram from Jeddah, a fidyah is required of them. Their ihram is valid, but a fidyah is required of them for passing the miqat.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما حكم من تجاوز الميقات بدون إحرام؟ للشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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