The ruling on entering the state of ihram for 'Umrah from al-Ta'if after traveling to Jeddah

Question:
He says: Last Ramadan, I intended to perform 'Umrah, but I traveled to Jeddah and did not enter the state of 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 the state of ihram for another 'Umrah from there. Then I went to the miqat for 'Umrah at al-Tan'eem and entered the state of ihram for a 'Umrah on behalf of one of my deceased relatives. I have heard from some scholars that I am required to pay a fidyah (ransom payment). What is the ruling on this? I am a resident of Riyadh.

Answer:
You owe nothing as long as you returned and entered the state of ihram from the miqat. So you owe nothing. The first consideration is the primary one, and the second consideration is that there is no harm in entering from al-Tan'eem or from 'Arafah, from outside the Haram (sacred precinct). There is no blame on you. Your action is fine. Yes. Ha.