The Miqat for Ihram for the People of Madinah and Those Who Pass Through It
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Question:
And Honorable Shaykh Abu 'Umar, do not be silent, may Allah welcome you.
Answer:
He owes a fidyah (ransom payment) if he passes the miqat, for example, the people of Madinah or those who come via their route pass al-Hajun and enter ihram from its surroundings; he owes a fidyah because it is obligatory for him to enter ihram from his miqat, which is Dhu al-Hijrah, which he passed. Whoever passes Dhu al-Hijrah must enter ihram from it, whether he is from the people of Madinah or from others. Yes, the miqat of Rabigh is for those who do not pass through Madinah, for those who come from the route of Sham or from the route of Maghrib or Egypt and do not pass through Madinah; this person enters ihram from al-Jathah at Rabigh. As for the one who passes through Madinah, his ruling is the ruling of the people of Madinah.
And Honorable Shaykh Abu 'Umar, do not be silent, may Allah welcome you.
Answer:
He owes a fidyah (ransom payment) if he passes the miqat, for example, the people of Madinah or those who come via their route pass al-Hajun and enter ihram from its surroundings; he owes a fidyah because it is obligatory for him to enter ihram from his miqat, which is Dhu al-Hijrah, which he passed. Whoever passes Dhu al-Hijrah must enter ihram from it, whether he is from the people of Madinah or from others. Yes, the miqat of Rabigh is for those who do not pass through Madinah, for those who come from the route of Sham or from the route of Maghrib or Egypt and do not pass through Madinah; this person enters ihram from al-Jathah at Rabigh. As for the one who passes through Madinah, his ruling is the ruling of the people of Madinah.
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