The ruling on one who leaves the state of ihram from the miqat

The questioner:
Abu Ryan from Riyadh, please, Abu Ryan. Peace be upon you. And upon you be peace. Peace. May Allah keep you in good health, may Allah keep you in good health. Is your condition and your well-being good, if Allah wills? May Allah bless you. Yes. May Allah raise your hand and have mercy on your parents. I have two questions, may Allah reward you with good. And after the two questions, I want, I want to speak. The first question: One of my female relatives intended to perform 'Umrah from Jazan to Riyadh, and before she arrived in Makkah, her husband called her and said, "Complete the 'Umrah so that I, who am closer from Jazan, can take the 'Umrah with us." And when she traveled from Jazan to Makkah, they told her to go outside the boundaries of Makkah, then return and shave her head, and throw the stones for the 'Umrah, and return to Makkah. So is her 'Umrah valid or not? Okay, the Shaykh will answer.

The Shaykh:
The ihram is from the miqat. The miqat for the people of Jazan is Yalamlam. If they come via 'Asir, they enter ihram from al-Sail. If they come via the coast, they enter ihram from Yalamlam. So this woman's ihram is from the miqat, not from al-Tan'im. From the miqat. She returns to the miqat and enters ihram from there for the 'Umrah. Yes.

The questioner:
She entered the 'Umrah with her husband after he was in Makkah. What is upon her, O Shaykh?

The Shaykh:
What is this talk?

The questioner:
Her husband arrived in Makkah, so they told her to go outside the boundaries of Makkah, shave your head with your husband, then return and take the 'Umrah.

The Shaykh:
I am telling you, the ihram, her ihram is from the miqat; because she came from Jazan intending the 'Umrah, so she enters ihram from the miqat. If she had entered ihram, she remains in her ihram until her husband comes and she performs the 'Umrah with him. And if she had not entered ihram, she returns to the miqat and enters ihram from there.