The miqat for entering ihram for those coming from Egypt
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Question:
He says: In some countries of the world, and in some of their villages and hamlets, people have not learned anything about Islam, nor have they known it truly, nor have they heard about it as they should.
Answer:
It is al-Juhfah. Now its name is al-Juhfah, and facilities for performing wudu and ghusl have been established there, and it has been organized for those in ihram. It is Juhfah itself. If one enters ihram from al-Rawdah, that suffices; al-Rawdah is a little before al-Juhfah. If one enters ihram from al-Rabid, that suffices. If one enters ihram from al-Juhfah, that is the miqat that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) designated. The important point is that she must not enter ihram from Jeddah. Okay. Because she is coming from Egypt for the night of Hajj. Okay. So she returns to the miqat and enters ihram from there. That is one option. Okay. The second option: it is permissible for her to enter ihram with 'Umrah upon her arrival at the miqah. Yes. And to perform the 'Umrah. Then she returns and stays in Jeddah. When the time for Hajj comes, she enters ihram for Hajj. If this 'Umrah is in the months of Hajj, meaning after 'Id al-Fitr, yes, after 'Id al-Fitr, yes, then she will be a mutamatti'ah, and the fidyah of tamattu' will be upon her. Is that for her? Okay, okay. As for you, it is permissible to enter ihram with her for 'Umrah and perform 'Umrah with her, and you will be a mutamatti' like her. It is also permissible to go with her and enter ihram from the miqat, and you do not enter ihram, meaning you do not enter ihram when the time for Hajj comes, and you are present. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
He says: In some countries of the world, and in some of their villages and hamlets, people have not learned anything about Islam, nor have they known it truly, nor have they heard about it as they should.
Answer:
It is al-Juhfah. Now its name is al-Juhfah, and facilities for performing wudu and ghusl have been established there, and it has been organized for those in ihram. It is Juhfah itself. If one enters ihram from al-Rawdah, that suffices; al-Rawdah is a little before al-Juhfah. If one enters ihram from al-Rabid, that suffices. If one enters ihram from al-Juhfah, that is the miqat that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) designated. The important point is that she must not enter ihram from Jeddah. Okay. Because she is coming from Egypt for the night of Hajj. Okay. So she returns to the miqat and enters ihram from there. That is one option. Okay. The second option: it is permissible for her to enter ihram with 'Umrah upon her arrival at the miqah. Yes. And to perform the 'Umrah. Then she returns and stays in Jeddah. When the time for Hajj comes, she enters ihram for Hajj. If this 'Umrah is in the months of Hajj, meaning after 'Id al-Fitr, yes, after 'Id al-Fitr, yes, then she will be a mutamatti'ah, and the fidyah of tamattu' will be upon her. Is that for her? Okay, okay. As for you, it is permissible to enter ihram with her for 'Umrah and perform 'Umrah with her, and you will be a mutamatti' like her. It is also permissible to go with her and enter ihram from the miqat, and you do not enter ihram, meaning you do not enter ihram when the time for Hajj comes, and you are present. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، نور على الدرب 065 من المجموعة الثانية للشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com (8:05)
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