The ruling on one who entered Jeddah and then returned to the miqat and entered the state of ihram
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Question:
This questioner says: I intended to perform 'Umrah and went to Jeddah first by plane and stayed. Yes. He says: I intended to perform 'Umrah, and went to Jeddah first by plane, and stayed for two days, then I took a car and went to the miqat, and entered the state of ihram, then I performed the 'Umrah. Is there anything required of me?
Answer:
As long as you returned to the miqat and entered the state of ihram from there, you have made up for it. There is nothing required of you. However, if you had entered the state of ihram from Jeddah, then yes, there would be something required of you.
This questioner says: I intended to perform 'Umrah and went to Jeddah first by plane and stayed. Yes. He says: I intended to perform 'Umrah, and went to Jeddah first by plane, and stayed for two days, then I took a car and went to the miqat, and entered the state of ihram, then I performed the 'Umrah. Is there anything required of me?
Answer:
As long as you returned to the miqat and entered the state of ihram from there, you have made up for it. There is nothing required of you. However, if you had entered the state of ihram from Jeddah, then yes, there would be something required of you.
Source
ميقات العمرة — alfawzan.live
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