The ruling on entering the state of ihram for 'Umrah from al-Ta'if after traveling to Jeddah
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Question:
He says: In the past month of 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 another 'Umrah from there. Then I went to the 'Umrah miqat of al-Tan'eem and entered ihram for a 'Umrah on behalf of one of my deceased relatives. I have heard from some scholars that I must 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 ihram from the miqat. So there is nothing wrong with the first 'Umrah or the second 'Umrah from al-Tan'eem or from 'Arafah, from outside the Haram (sacred precinct). There is no blame on you; your actions are fine. Yes.
He says: In the past month of 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 another 'Umrah from there. Then I went to the 'Umrah miqat of al-Tan'eem and entered ihram for a 'Umrah on behalf of one of my deceased relatives. I have heard from some scholars that I must 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 ihram from the miqat. So there is nothing wrong with the first 'Umrah or the second 'Umrah from al-Tan'eem or from 'Arafah, from outside the Haram (sacred precinct). There is no blame on you; your actions are fine. Yes.
Source
لقاءات لابن باز - لقاء مفتوح مع الشيخ ابن باز - ٣-٩-١٤١٧ هـ — archive.org (1:09:09)
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