The ruling on one who enters the state of ihram for 'Umrah from within the sacred precinct and then returns and enters ihram from the miqat
Machine translationRead the Arabic original
Question:
Last Ramadan, I intended to perform 'Umrah, but I traveled to Jeddah and did not enter ihram from there. Then I headed to the Noble Makkah and stayed there for several days. After that, I went up to al-Ta'if and entered ihram for 'Umrah from there. I stayed for a few more days, then I went to the 'Umrah miqat at al-Tan'eem and entered ihram for an 'Umrah on behalf of one of my deceased relatives. I heard from some scholars that I am required to pay a fidyah (ransom payment), so I was distressed by that. Please note that I reside in Riyadh.
Answer:
You owe nothing as long as you returned and entered ihram from the miqat. So, there is nothing wrong with the first 'Umrah or the second 'Umrah, whether from al-Tan'eem or from 'Arafat, provided it is outside the sacred precinct. There is no blame on you. Your actions are fine. Yes.
Last Ramadan, I intended to perform 'Umrah, but I traveled to Jeddah and did not enter ihram from there. Then I headed to the Noble Makkah and stayed there for several days. After that, I went up to al-Ta'if and entered ihram for 'Umrah from there. I stayed for a few more days, then I went to the 'Umrah miqat at al-Tan'eem and entered ihram for an 'Umrah on behalf of one of my deceased relatives. I heard from some scholars that I am required to pay a fidyah (ransom payment), so I was distressed by that. Please note that I reside in Riyadh.
Answer:
You owe nothing as long as you returned and entered ihram from the miqat. So, there is nothing wrong with the first 'Umrah or the second 'Umrah, whether from al-Tan'eem or from 'Arafat, provided it is outside the sacred precinct. There is no blame on you. Your actions are fine. Yes.
Source
لقاءات لابن باز - لقاء مفتوح لابن باز ٣-٩-١٤١٧ هـ — archive.org (21:46)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.