Ihram from Jeddah for one who crosses the Red Sea directly

Question:
And the Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, a man in Africa is directly opposite Jeddah and crossed the Red Sea directly to Jeddah. What prevents him from entering ihram from Jeddah, since Rawah is not on his route and it is a place far from him?

Answer:
Yes, the jurists mentioned that if one comes from Suakin in Sudan, because Suakan is said to be directly opposite Jeddah, then if he comes from Suakin to Jeddah, he enters ihram from Jeddah, because he does not pass by it at all. As for the one who comes from the right or the left of Jeddah, he passes by a miqat. If he comes from the north, he passes by al-Juhfah, and if he comes from the south of Jeddah, he passes by the Yemeni miqat, al-Masjid al-Haram, and he said, "Excellent."
The one who comes from the south passes by the miqat of Yalamlam, and the one who comes from the north passes by al-Juhfah. As for the one who comes directly opposite Jeddah, like Suakan as the jurists mentioned, he enters ihram from Jeddah because he does not pass by a miqat.