Performing 'Umrah on behalf of a deceased father and the place of entering ihram for it from Makkah
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Question:
If a person performs 'Umrah, and after finishing it he wishes to perform another 'Umrah on behalf of his deceased father, what is the ruling? Does he have to return to his miqat to enter ihram for the second time, or does he enter ihram from Makkah?
Answer:
It is permissible for a person to leave Makkah and perform 'Umrah for himself or for one of his parents, if he wishes. This is permissible. However, it is better for him, if he is in Makkah, to remain in Makkah, pray in al-Masjid al-Haram, perform tawaf around the House, and perform i'tikaf (spiritual retreat) by sitting in the Haram. This is better for him than performing 'Umrah.
And if he wishes to perform 'Umrah while he is in Makkah, he goes out to al-Hal (the non-sacred area). He does not go to the miqat, but rather he goes to al-Hal, meaning outside the markers, outside the Haram. He enters ihram for 'Umrah from either at-Tan'im, or al-Ja'ranah, or 'Arafah. The important thing is that he goes outside the boundaries of the Haram and enters ihram for 'Umrah. Yes.
If a person performs 'Umrah, and after finishing it he wishes to perform another 'Umrah on behalf of his deceased father, what is the ruling? Does he have to return to his miqat to enter ihram for the second time, or does he enter ihram from Makkah?
Answer:
It is permissible for a person to leave Makkah and perform 'Umrah for himself or for one of his parents, if he wishes. This is permissible. However, it is better for him, if he is in Makkah, to remain in Makkah, pray in al-Masjid al-Haram, perform tawaf around the House, and perform i'tikaf (spiritual retreat) by sitting in the Haram. This is better for him than performing 'Umrah.
And if he wishes to perform 'Umrah while he is in Makkah, he goes out to al-Hal (the non-sacred area). He does not go to the miqat, but rather he goes to al-Hal, meaning outside the markers, outside the Haram. He enters ihram for 'Umrah from either at-Tan'im, or al-Ja'ranah, or 'Arafah. The important thing is that he goes outside the boundaries of the Haram and enters ihram for 'Umrah. Yes.
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