Ihram for Hajj after 'Umrah without specifying the type of worship
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The questioner:
The questioner says: I intended to perform Hajj, and I performed 'Umrah on a Saturday the twelfth, then I entered the state of ihram to perform the rites of Hajj without my intention,
The Shaykh:
Yes.
The questioner:
and I performed 'Umrah on a Saturday the twelfth, then I entered the state of ihram to perform the rites of Hajj without intending a specific type of Hajj, whether tamattu', qiran, or ifrad, and I was ignorant of this matter,
Another questioner:
please inform me of the ruling on me in this? May Allah reward you with good.
The Shaykh:
If you are from the people of Makkah, then the 'Umrah and Hajj are complete, and your going out to Mina is a Hajj called Hajj, and you have performed the 'Umrah. If you are from outside, you must enter the state of ihram at the miqat for the 'Umrah, rather at the miqat from which you came: from Najd, from 'Aqab, from Yemen, from Yalamlam, from Madinah, from Dhul-Hulayfah, from Iraq, from Dhat 'Irq, from Sham, or from Egypt, from al-Jabah. It is necessary in the direction from which you came; you did not specify. So if you were from the people of Makkah when you intended the 'Umrah, your miqat is Makkah. You exit the state of ihram at al-Hal, the outskirts of Makkah, meaning outside the Haram, for the 'Umrah, like at al-Tan'im, like at Jirana, meaning outside the Haram. Then, when you intend the Hajj, you exit the state of ihram for the Hajj from Makkah, from your house, and that is sufficient. This act is called tamattu', but there is no sacrificial animal required for the people of Makkah; there is no blood [sacrifice] for one who performs tamattu'. However, if you are from outside, coming from al-Ta'if, or from Jeddah, or from Najd, or from any direction, you must enter the state of ihram at the miqat for the 'Umrah. So when you have performed the tawaf and sa'y and shortened your hair, the 'Umrah is complete. Then, if you enter the state of ihram for the Hajj and perform Hajj, this is tamattu', and upon you is the sacrificial animal for tamattu', one slaughtered animal. Your question is not clear, yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good.
The questioner says: I intended to perform Hajj, and I performed 'Umrah on a Saturday the twelfth, then I entered the state of ihram to perform the rites of Hajj without my intention,
The Shaykh:
Yes.
The questioner:
and I performed 'Umrah on a Saturday the twelfth, then I entered the state of ihram to perform the rites of Hajj without intending a specific type of Hajj, whether tamattu', qiran, or ifrad, and I was ignorant of this matter,
Another questioner:
please inform me of the ruling on me in this? May Allah reward you with good.
The Shaykh:
If you are from the people of Makkah, then the 'Umrah and Hajj are complete, and your going out to Mina is a Hajj called Hajj, and you have performed the 'Umrah. If you are from outside, you must enter the state of ihram at the miqat for the 'Umrah, rather at the miqat from which you came: from Najd, from 'Aqab, from Yemen, from Yalamlam, from Madinah, from Dhul-Hulayfah, from Iraq, from Dhat 'Irq, from Sham, or from Egypt, from al-Jabah. It is necessary in the direction from which you came; you did not specify. So if you were from the people of Makkah when you intended the 'Umrah, your miqat is Makkah. You exit the state of ihram at al-Hal, the outskirts of Makkah, meaning outside the Haram, for the 'Umrah, like at al-Tan'im, like at Jirana, meaning outside the Haram. Then, when you intend the Hajj, you exit the state of ihram for the Hajj from Makkah, from your house, and that is sufficient. This act is called tamattu', but there is no sacrificial animal required for the people of Makkah; there is no blood [sacrifice] for one who performs tamattu'. However, if you are from outside, coming from al-Ta'if, or from Jeddah, or from Najd, or from any direction, you must enter the state of ihram at the miqat for the 'Umrah. So when you have performed the tawaf and sa'y and shortened your hair, the 'Umrah is complete. Then, if you enter the state of ihram for the Hajj and perform Hajj, this is tamattu', and upon you is the sacrificial animal for tamattu', one slaughtered animal. Your question is not clear, yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good.
Source
فتاوى الحج 1410 هـ - 9 — archive.org (53:04)
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