Passing the Miqat without entering Ihram by Mistake or Forgetfulness
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Question:
He says: May Allah protect you, what is the ruling on one who did not enter Ihram from the Miqat by mistake or forgetfulness, and what is the ruling on his Hajj?
Answer:
His Hajj is valid, but if he remembers before he enters Ihram—if he passed the Miqat and then remembered before entering Ihram—he must return to the Miqat and enter Ihram from the Miqat, and nothing is required of him, praise be to Allah. If he enters Ihram after passing the Miqat, he owes a fidyah (ransom payment) to make up for leaving this obligatory act; otherwise, his Hajj is valid, praise be to Allah. Yes.
He says: May Allah protect you, what is the ruling on one who did not enter Ihram from the Miqat by mistake or forgetfulness, and what is the ruling on his Hajj?
Answer:
His Hajj is valid, but if he remembers before he enters Ihram—if he passed the Miqat and then remembered before entering Ihram—he must return to the Miqat and enter Ihram from the Miqat, and nothing is required of him, praise be to Allah. If he enters Ihram after passing the Miqat, he owes a fidyah (ransom payment) to make up for leaving this obligatory act; otherwise, his Hajj is valid, praise be to Allah. Yes.
Source
نعمــة الأمـن — alfawzan.live (44:41)
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