The Miqat for 'Umrah for One Passing Through Madinah
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The Shaykh:
That he must repent to Allah. If he has performed the work and fulfilled the obligatory duty required of him, we hope for the best in everything, but he must repent from his work. If he has fulfilled the obligation in his work, there is no harm, if Allah wills. We hope for...
The presenter:
Meaning the money becomes lawful for him.
The Shaykh:
I hope that we will be saved from what is upon him if he must repent from what benefited him. Without lying.
The presenter:
Peace be upon you. Thank you.
The questioner:
He comes from Madinah intending to perform 'Umrah, but he intends to go to Jeddah to attend to some business, then he goes out to the Shaykh, enters the state of ihram, and then enters Madinah.
The Shaykh:
If he intends from Madinah, they love Madinah, if he intends 'Umrah from Madinah, they descend in the return to Madinah.
The presenter:
Does the return of the people have anything upon him?
The Shaykh:
Otherwise, he owes a sacrificial animal along with the vow.
The presenter:
If he went out with the barley.
The Shaykh:
As long as he entered ihram from the city for the shortening of 'Umrah, he must enter ihram at its miqat, and if he left it, he is sinful and also owes the fidyah. Many people come to Hajj from Egypt, for example, and intend to come for 'Umrah, and intend to go to Makkah, so before the miqat in the sea, in order not to enter ihram, he changes his intention, saying, "Go to Madinah," and enters ihram from the miqat of Madinah, while he will pass through Jeddah.
That he must repent to Allah. If he has performed the work and fulfilled the obligatory duty required of him, we hope for the best in everything, but he must repent from his work. If he has fulfilled the obligation in his work, there is no harm, if Allah wills. We hope for...
The presenter:
Meaning the money becomes lawful for him.
The Shaykh:
I hope that we will be saved from what is upon him if he must repent from what benefited him. Without lying.
The presenter:
Peace be upon you. Thank you.
The questioner:
He comes from Madinah intending to perform 'Umrah, but he intends to go to Jeddah to attend to some business, then he goes out to the Shaykh, enters the state of ihram, and then enters Madinah.
The Shaykh:
If he intends from Madinah, they love Madinah, if he intends 'Umrah from Madinah, they descend in the return to Madinah.
The presenter:
Does the return of the people have anything upon him?
The Shaykh:
Otherwise, he owes a sacrificial animal along with the vow.
The presenter:
If he went out with the barley.
The Shaykh:
As long as he entered ihram from the city for the shortening of 'Umrah, he must enter ihram at its miqat, and if he left it, he is sinful and also owes the fidyah. Many people come to Hajj from Egypt, for example, and intend to come for 'Umrah, and intend to go to Makkah, so before the miqat in the sea, in order not to enter ihram, he changes his intention, saying, "Go to Madinah," and enters ihram from the miqat of Madinah, while he will pass through Jeddah.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام [ ابن باز ] [ الشرح الجديد ]، باب المدبر والمكاتب وأم الولد — islamhouse.com (16:33)
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