The Ruling on Entering the State of Ihram for 'Umrah from Other Than the Miqat One Passes
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Question:
The questioner says: I intended to perform 'Umrah from the city of Ha'il, and I went to the city of Jeddah to spend some time, and then I went to Wadi Muharram in Ta'if and entered the state of ihram from there. He says: Is my action correct, or should I return to Abi Qarib Ali, which I had passed before?
Answer:
Your miqat is the miqat of the people of al-Madinah if you came via al-Madinah. Your miqat is the miqat of al-Madinah, which is Dhul-Hulayfah, which is Abi Qarib Ali. If you enter the state of ihram from anywhere else, you owe a fidyah (ransom payment). You owe a fidyah, and one miqat does not substitute for another. One miqat does not substitute for another. Because your miqat is the one you pass on your way intending to perform the rites, so you enter the state of ihram from it, and no other miqat substitutes for it. Yes.
The questioner says: I intended to perform 'Umrah from the city of Ha'il, and I went to the city of Jeddah to spend some time, and then I went to Wadi Muharram in Ta'if and entered the state of ihram from there. He says: Is my action correct, or should I return to Abi Qarib Ali, which I had passed before?
Answer:
Your miqat is the miqat of the people of al-Madinah if you came via al-Madinah. Your miqat is the miqat of al-Madinah, which is Dhul-Hulayfah, which is Abi Qarib Ali. If you enter the state of ihram from anywhere else, you owe a fidyah (ransom payment). You owe a fidyah, and one miqat does not substitute for another. One miqat does not substitute for another. Because your miqat is the one you pass on your way intending to perform the rites, so you enter the state of ihram from it, and no other miqat substitutes for it. Yes.
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مجالس رمضان 1431هـ - 06 — alfawzan.live (27:07)
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