Leaving off the talbiyah at the miqat for one who enters ihram from his home
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Question:
May Allah reward you. The questioner says: I performed 'Umrah from the House and entered into the intention of the rites, and I avoided the prohibitions of ihram, such as using perfume, cutting the nails, and others. However, when I passed the miqat, I did not say the talbiyah and I did not say "Labbaik 'Umrah" because I did not remember until after I had passed the miqat. Is there anything required of me?
Answer:
The talbiyah at the miqat is not obligatory; it is a recommended practice (sunnah). The talbiyah is from the time one enters ihram. You said that you entered ihram from the House, before the miqat. There is no harm in that. You recite the talbiyah from the time you entered ihram from the House. So the talbiyah follows the intention of ihram; it is not the wearing of the ihram garments for the intention of ihram. If you intended from the House that you had entered into 'Umrah, you recite the talbiyah from the House. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
May Allah reward you. The questioner says: I performed 'Umrah from the House and entered into the intention of the rites, and I avoided the prohibitions of ihram, such as using perfume, cutting the nails, and others. However, when I passed the miqat, I did not say the talbiyah and I did not say "Labbaik 'Umrah" because I did not remember until after I had passed the miqat. Is there anything required of me?
Answer:
The talbiyah at the miqat is not obligatory; it is a recommended practice (sunnah). The talbiyah is from the time one enters ihram. You said that you entered ihram from the House, before the miqat. There is no harm in that. You recite the talbiyah from the time you entered ihram from the House. So the talbiyah follows the intention of ihram; it is not the wearing of the ihram garments for the intention of ihram. If you intended from the House that you had entered into 'Umrah, you recite the talbiyah from the House. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
شرح كتاب التوحيد [ صالح الفوزان ]، تتمة باب ما جاء أن بعض هذه الأمة يعبد الأوثان — islamhouse.com (53:19)
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