The ruling on entering Mina without entering the state of ihram, then returning and entering the state of ihram from the miqat
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Question:
The questioner says: Last year we intended to perform Hajj from the city of Riyadh, and we stayed in Ta'if with my brother on the sixth day. I had my family with me, and I left them in Ta'if. I came to Mina to look for a tent without entering the state of ihram, and then I returned to Ta'if. We all entered the state of ihram from the miqat on the seventh day. Is there anything required of us?
Answer:
Regarding your entry into Hajj, you entered with the intention of staying in a place, but you did not intend to enter into Hajj, nor did you have any consequence in mind. So your entry was incidental, and there is nothing required of you for it. That is why you returned or entered the state of ihram; there is no blame on you. Yes.
The questioner says: Last year we intended to perform Hajj from the city of Riyadh, and we stayed in Ta'if with my brother on the sixth day. I had my family with me, and I left them in Ta'if. I came to Mina to look for a tent without entering the state of ihram, and then I returned to Ta'if. We all entered the state of ihram from the miqat on the seventh day. Is there anything required of us?
Answer:
Regarding your entry into Hajj, you entered with the intention of staying in a place, but you did not intend to enter into Hajj, nor did you have any consequence in mind. So your entry was incidental, and there is nothing required of you for it. That is why you returned or entered the state of ihram; there is no blame on you. Yes.
Source
الحج المبرور — islamhouse.com (44:08)
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