Is it permissible for a resident of Makkah to enter the state of ihram from al-Hal?
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Question:
The questioner says: I am a resident of Makkah, but I work in Riyadh and live and work in Riyadh. I do not go to Makkah except during vacations. I have come to Makkah now, and I want to perform 'Umrah. Should I enter the state of ihram from al-Hal, or is it necessary for me to go to the miqat?
Answer:
If you intended to perform 'Umrah when you arrived from Riyadh and did not enter the state of ihram, then it is obligatory for you to return to the miqat and enter the state of ihram from there for 'Umrah. However, if you passed the miqat without intending to perform 'Umrah, and you only intended to perform 'Umrah in Makkah, then you should go out to al-Hal, to al-Tan'īm, and enter the state of ihram from there for 'Umrah. Yes.
The questioner says: I am a resident of Makkah, but I work in Riyadh and live and work in Riyadh. I do not go to Makkah except during vacations. I have come to Makkah now, and I want to perform 'Umrah. Should I enter the state of ihram from al-Hal, or is it necessary for me to go to the miqat?
Answer:
If you intended to perform 'Umrah when you arrived from Riyadh and did not enter the state of ihram, then it is obligatory for you to return to the miqat and enter the state of ihram from there for 'Umrah. However, if you passed the miqat without intending to perform 'Umrah, and you only intended to perform 'Umrah in Makkah, then you should go out to al-Hal, to al-Tan'īm, and enter the state of ihram from there for 'Umrah. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، هل يجوز للمقيم في مكة الإحرام من الحل؟ للشيخ الفوزان — youtube.com
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