Entering the state of ihram from the miqat for one who works in Jeddah
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Question:
And for the one who does not have a job, his place of work is on the side of travel, and the elders to Jeddah, since the currency is allocated to him there, initially by seeing it to leaving it in the 'Umrah, so that he may exert himself, and remain in the establishment of his back in his work from what is not permitted.
Answer:
Yes, he enters the state of ihram. It is obligatory for him to enter the state of ihram from the miqat if the miqat is between him and his destination. He has the choice: if he wishes, he performs the 'Umrah first and then goes to his work in Jeddah. If he wishes, he goes to Jeddah and performs his work while in the state of ihram, and then when he is free, he descends to Makkah and performs the 'Umrah, performing the rituals of the 'Umrah. The important thing is that he does not pass the miqat except while in the state of ihram. As for performing the 'Umrah, that is according to his circumstances, and he has the choice: if he wishes, he starts with the 'Umrah, and if he wishes, he starts with the work, and he must be in the state of ihram. Yes.
And for the one who does not have a job, his place of work is on the side of travel, and the elders to Jeddah, since the currency is allocated to him there, initially by seeing it to leaving it in the 'Umrah, so that he may exert himself, and remain in the establishment of his back in his work from what is not permitted.
Answer:
Yes, he enters the state of ihram. It is obligatory for him to enter the state of ihram from the miqat if the miqat is between him and his destination. He has the choice: if he wishes, he performs the 'Umrah first and then goes to his work in Jeddah. If he wishes, he goes to Jeddah and performs his work while in the state of ihram, and then when he is free, he descends to Makkah and performs the 'Umrah, performing the rituals of the 'Umrah. The important thing is that he does not pass the miqat except while in the state of ihram. As for performing the 'Umrah, that is according to his circumstances, and he has the choice: if he wishes, he starts with the 'Umrah, and if he wishes, he starts with the work, and he must be in the state of ihram. Yes.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام من أدلة الأحكام [ صالح الفوزان ]، باب فضله وبيان من فرض عليه — islamhouse.com (1:01:15)
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