The fidyah for one who passes the miqat without entering ihram
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Question:
You are a driver who passed the miqat and did not enter ihram, or you intended to extend, so is the obligatory fidyah one because of passing the miqat, or is the fidyah multiple because of wearing the muharram [garments] and covering the head and other things? And if you passed the miqat and did not enter ihram, and the intention was to perform tamattu', is the obligatory fidyah upon you one because of passing the miqat, or is the fidyah multiple because of wearing the patient [garments] and covering the head and...
Answer:
If you passed the miqat and did not know about it, and you passed it without intention, then there is nothing upon you. If you knew, and the confusion was removed from you, and you knew, then there is nothing upon you, and praise be to Allah. Yes.
You are a driver who passed the miqat and did not enter ihram, or you intended to extend, so is the obligatory fidyah one because of passing the miqat, or is the fidyah multiple because of wearing the muharram [garments] and covering the head and other things? And if you passed the miqat and did not enter ihram, and the intention was to perform tamattu', is the obligatory fidyah upon you one because of passing the miqat, or is the fidyah multiple because of wearing the patient [garments] and covering the head and...
Answer:
If you passed the miqat and did not know about it, and you passed it without intention, then there is nothing upon you. If you knew, and the confusion was removed from you, and you knew, then there is nothing upon you, and praise be to Allah. Yes.
Source
القاء مع دعاة أفريقيا-06-12-1440 — alfawzan.live (28:54)
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