The ruling on entering the state of ihram after passing the miqat without entering ihram

Question:
A woman came from Ta'if and passed the miqat, but she did not intend to enter ihram because she was not in a state of ritual purity. A woman came from Ta'if and passed the miqat, but she did not intend to perform 'Umrah because she was not in a state of ritual purity, knowing that she had come from Abha with the intention of performing 'Umrah, and she feared that if she entered ihram from the miqat, her family might rush to return. However, she is currently staying in Makkah, praying in the Haram, and wants to perform 'Umrah. From where should she enter ihram? Should she return to the miqat, or should she enter ihram from al-Tan'im?

Answer:
If she waived her 'Umrah and passed the miqat without entering ihram because she waived her 'Umrah, thinking that it is not valid for a menstruating woman to enter ihram, or fearing that her companions would not wait for her, the point is that she rejected the intention of 'Umrah, then she owes nothing. She should go to al-Tan'im and enter ihram from al-Tan'im. Yes.