The ruling on entering the state of ihram from Wadi al-Sayl for a woman traveling to al-Bahah
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Question:
This sister is asking the program. She says: Honorable Shaykh, I am a resident of the city of Tabuk, and I want to perform Hajj next year, if Allah grants me life by His permission. I have children, and I want to take them to my relatives in the city of al-Bahah. Is it permissible for me to enter the state of ihram from Wadi al-Sayl in al-Ta’if? And does anything result from that if I pass through al-Juhfah without entering the state of ihram, knowing that I will stay in al-Bahah for a week before Hajj?
Answer:
If she does not intend to enter Makkah, but is coming from Tabuk intending to go to al-Bahah and does not intend to enter Makkah, then when she returns from al-Bahah, she enters the state of ihram from her miqat for al-Bahah, which is al-Sayl or Wadi al-Muharram, because she did not intend Makkah in her journey, but intended al-Bahah. From al-Bahah, she travels to Makkah, so her ruling is the ruling of the people of al-Bahah.
This sister is asking the program. She says: Honorable Shaykh, I am a resident of the city of Tabuk, and I want to perform Hajj next year, if Allah grants me life by His permission. I have children, and I want to take them to my relatives in the city of al-Bahah. Is it permissible for me to enter the state of ihram from Wadi al-Sayl in al-Ta’if? And does anything result from that if I pass through al-Juhfah without entering the state of ihram, knowing that I will stay in al-Bahah for a week before Hajj?
Answer:
If she does not intend to enter Makkah, but is coming from Tabuk intending to go to al-Bahah and does not intend to enter Makkah, then when she returns from al-Bahah, she enters the state of ihram from her miqat for al-Bahah, which is al-Sayl or Wadi al-Muharram, because she did not intend Makkah in her journey, but intended al-Bahah. From al-Bahah, she travels to Makkah, so her ruling is the ruling of the people of al-Bahah.
Source
ميقات أهل الباحة — alfawzan.live
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