The ruling on one who passes his miqat and enters ihram from another miqat

Question:
A man says: I passed the miqat specific to me, which is al-Sa'diyyah, and then when I reached Jeddah, before wearing the ihram, I headed to the miqat of al-Sayf al-Kabir and entered ihram from there. Is there anything required of me in this?

Answer:
It is obligatory for him to enter ihram from the miqat he passed on his way, which is al-Sa'diyyah. If he came from the direction of Yemen, he enters ihram from al-Sa'diyyah, and it is not permissible for him to go to the miqat in Ta'if and enter ihram from the miqat of Madinah.
Unless he is one who intends to go to al-Sayf, and what is the story of Makkah? He came from the imam, intending to go to al-Sayf or intending to go to Riyadh, the one who goes to Riyadh or goes to al-Sayf. And if he descends to Makkah, he enters ihram from the miqat on his way, because his ruling becomes the ruling of the people of that direction he went to. As for one who resides in Makkah, resides in Makkah, but he passed his miqat and went and entered ihram from another miqat while he resides in Makkah, this is not permissible, and it does not give him from the fitnah.