Passing the Miqat before entering the state of Ihram for 'Umrah
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The questioner:
I seek forgiveness from Allah. I say: I am a resident of the city of Ta'if. I went to the Holy City of Madinah.
The Shaykh:
No, what is the problem?
The questioner:
I am a resident of the city of the airport. I went to the Holy City of Madinah for a visit, my sister and I. After finishing the visit, we left from the Holy City of Madinah and prayed the Fajr prayer in the Prophet's Mosque, and we headed toward the Noble Makkah, but we did not know about it. And when we had passed by about fifty kilometers, we asked the owner of the gas station, and he said, "You have passed the people." The intention was the intention of 'Umrah, and we had headed to the strongest mosque on the road, which was between us and the intention of 'Umrah, and this mosque was more than fifty kilometers before Makkah. So what is the ruling on the 'Umrah of the people?
The Shaykh:
If you intended to enter the state of Ihram in Madinah and you prayed in the Prophet's Mosque while intending to enter the state of Ihram, then you entered the state of Ihram a little before the Miqat, and there is no harm, there is no harm. The Ihram is valid even if it is before the Miqat. But if you did not intend to enter the state of Ihram, and you only wore the clothes, the clothes of Ihram, and did not intend, but you delayed the intention until the Miqat and did not know it, and you passed it and entered the state of Ihram after you had passed it, then a fidyah (ransom payment) is upon you. Each one of you has a fidyah upon him, because he passed the Miqat without entering the state of Ihram.
Yes, and it is not sufficient that you prayed in a mosque and intended to enter the state of Ihram, this is below the Miqat. If it is below the Miqat, then you have left an obligatory duty. A fidyah is upon you, each one of you has a fidyah upon him, yes.
I seek forgiveness from Allah. I say: I am a resident of the city of Ta'if. I went to the Holy City of Madinah.
The Shaykh:
No, what is the problem?
The questioner:
I am a resident of the city of the airport. I went to the Holy City of Madinah for a visit, my sister and I. After finishing the visit, we left from the Holy City of Madinah and prayed the Fajr prayer in the Prophet's Mosque, and we headed toward the Noble Makkah, but we did not know about it. And when we had passed by about fifty kilometers, we asked the owner of the gas station, and he said, "You have passed the people." The intention was the intention of 'Umrah, and we had headed to the strongest mosque on the road, which was between us and the intention of 'Umrah, and this mosque was more than fifty kilometers before Makkah. So what is the ruling on the 'Umrah of the people?
The Shaykh:
If you intended to enter the state of Ihram in Madinah and you prayed in the Prophet's Mosque while intending to enter the state of Ihram, then you entered the state of Ihram a little before the Miqat, and there is no harm, there is no harm. The Ihram is valid even if it is before the Miqat. But if you did not intend to enter the state of Ihram, and you only wore the clothes, the clothes of Ihram, and did not intend, but you delayed the intention until the Miqat and did not know it, and you passed it and entered the state of Ihram after you had passed it, then a fidyah (ransom payment) is upon you. Each one of you has a fidyah upon him, because he passed the Miqat without entering the state of Ihram.
Yes, and it is not sufficient that you prayed in a mosque and intended to enter the state of Ihram, this is below the Miqat. If it is below the Miqat, then you have left an obligatory duty. A fidyah is upon you, each one of you has a fidyah upon him, yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 06 من 15 / شرح أصول الإيمان / طعم الإيمان/ صالح الفوزان / العقيدة/ كبار العلماء — youtube.com (1:14:08)
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