Is the one who enters ihram from Makkah, having arrived there before Hajj and stayed there while intending to perform Hajj, considered a resident of Makkah?
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Question:
He rents a house before Hajj, then enters ihram for Hajj from it, and after Hajj he leaves and returns. I mean, renting this house before Hajj and staying in it, and performing Hajj from it—does this make him considered one of the people of Makkah?
Answer:
If he is coming from outside Makkah and wants to perform Hajj, he enters ihram from the miqat he passed. If he passes it, he must return to it and enter ihram from there. Yes.
He rents a house before Hajj, then enters ihram for Hajj from it, and after Hajj he leaves and returns. I mean, renting this house before Hajj and staying in it, and performing Hajj from it—does this make him considered one of the people of Makkah?
Answer:
If he is coming from outside Makkah and wants to perform Hajj, he enters ihram from the miqat he passed. If he passes it, he must return to it and enter ihram from there. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [5061] هل يُحرم من مكة من قدم إليها قبل الحج وأقام بها وهو ينوي الحج؟ - صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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