Ihram for 'Umrah from Sudan without passing a miqat

The questioner:
This questioner asks: What is the ruling on one who performs tawaf and sa'y on the day of 'Id in the Haram?

Another questioner:
May you live long, I used to visit a scholar in Sudan, one of the scholars of Sudan, and I would intend to perform 'Umrah from his place. Every time I visited him, I would intend to perform 'Umrah from there, but I would not find a place to enter ihram, nor would I enter ihram except from Jeddah. However, I would have a sincere intention in my heart, and I performed five 'Umrahs from there in Sudan via the route of Jeddah.

The Shaykh:
And you enter ihram from there.

Another questioner:
I enter ihram from the place of sale. I.

The Shaykh:
If this is the case, then you have a debt.

Another questioner:
He owes a sacrifice for five 'Umrahs, a sacrifice meaning five. Yes.

The Shaykh:
I have this with me.

Another questioner:
Samas 'Ali?

The Shaykh:
Yes; because you passed the miqat, unless you came from a route that does not align with the miqat; because Sudan has another route that comes from the west of the hearts and does not align with al-Juhfah.

Another questioner:
By plane.

The Shaykh:
If you came from a route that does not align with al-Juhfah until you reach Jeddah, then you owe nothing, because the routes from Sudan to Jeddah are different.

Another questioner:
I came by plane, may you live long.

The Shaykh:
The long routes are different, so if your route does not pass the miqat, there is no harm, and if it passes the miqat, then you owe a sacrifice for this matter. Yes.

Another questioner:
May Allah be with you.

The Shaykh:
Yes.