The ruling on passing the miqat with the intention of 'Umrah
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Question:
I am a student who came for studies in the summer term. I intended to perform 'Umrah, but I did not enter the state of ihram at the miqat. I passed the miqat on my way to Jeddah, and I now intend to perform 'Umrah. What is required of me in this matter?
Answer:
If you intended to perform 'Umrah from your country and passed a miqat from among the miqats, proceeding to Jeddah while holding that intention of 'Umrah without changing it, then it is obligatory for you to return to the miqat you passed and enter ihram from it. Enter ihram from the miqat you passed and went beyond, and there is nothing required of you. However, if you enter ihram from Jeddah, you will have committed a sin because you neglected an obligatory duty, which is entering ihram at the miqat. Yes.
I am a student who came for studies in the summer term. I intended to perform 'Umrah, but I did not enter the state of ihram at the miqat. I passed the miqat on my way to Jeddah, and I now intend to perform 'Umrah. What is required of me in this matter?
Answer:
If you intended to perform 'Umrah from your country and passed a miqat from among the miqats, proceeding to Jeddah while holding that intention of 'Umrah without changing it, then it is obligatory for you to return to the miqat you passed and enter ihram from it. Enter ihram from the miqat you passed and went beyond, and there is nothing required of you. However, if you enter ihram from Jeddah, you will have committed a sin because you neglected an obligatory duty, which is entering ihram at the miqat. Yes.
Source
من تعدى الميقات المكاني في العمرة — alfawzan.live
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