What is the ruling if a woman comes from Riyadh with the intention of performing 'Umrah, and menstruates near the miqat, and the agreed-upon period has passed?

Question:
The questioner says: A woman came from Riyadh while menstruating, and when she passed the miqat, she did not make the intention for 'Umrah, as she wanted to go to al-Tan'im when she became pure so that she could enter the state of ihram from there. What is the ruling? And does she have to offer a sacrifice? It is known that she was ignorant.

Answer:
It was obligatory for her to enter the state of ihram from the miqat, even if she was menstruating. Menstruation does not prevent entering the state of ihram; she enters ihram while menstruating, and when she becomes pure and takes a bath, she performs the 'Umrah. As for the fact that she passed the miqat and came to Makkah, if she wants to perform 'Umrah, she must return to the miqat she left and enter ihram from there. If she enters ihram from al-Tan'im, she has to offer a fidyah (ransom payment). She has to offer a fidyah because she left an obligatory duty, which is entering ihram from the miqat. Yes.