The ruling on entering the state of ihram with intention only, without wearing the ihram garments
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Question:
He says: I live between Makkah and the miqat, and my miqat is al-Masjid al-Haram (Ya Lamlam). I entered Makkah last year in the state of ihram, but I was not wearing the ihram garments because I did not obtain a Hajj permit. What is the ruling on my Hajj?
Answer:
Your Hajj is valid, because ihram is by intention, not by the garments. The sewn garments are among the prohibitions of ihram. Since you did this intentionally, a fidyah (ransom payment) is required of you, and your Hajj is valid. You have a choice regarding the fidyah: you may sacrifice a sheep in Makkah and distribute it to the poor, or fast for three days, or feed six poor people. Yes.
He says: I live between Makkah and the miqat, and my miqat is al-Masjid al-Haram (Ya Lamlam). I entered Makkah last year in the state of ihram, but I was not wearing the ihram garments because I did not obtain a Hajj permit. What is the ruling on my Hajj?
Answer:
Your Hajj is valid, because ihram is by intention, not by the garments. The sewn garments are among the prohibitions of ihram. Since you did this intentionally, a fidyah (ransom payment) is required of you, and your Hajj is valid. You have a choice regarding the fidyah: you may sacrifice a sheep in Makkah and distribute it to the poor, or fast for three days, or feed six poor people. Yes.
Source
دروس الحرم، الدرس الخامس- تفسير — alfawzan.live (55:26)
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