Ihram for 'Umrah for one who arrived from Jazan and passed the miqat

Question:
Ali from Jeddah, go ahead, my brother Ali. The TV is short, Ali, the TV is short. Peace be upon you. The TV is short, and upon you be peace, go ahead, Ali. I want to ask your permission, Shaykh. Go ahead, may Allah preserve you. The first question: I am coming from Jazan. I did not enter the state of ihram at the miqat I came from, meaning Jazan and Yemen, so I am now in Jeddah, and tomorrow I am going to perform 'Umrah. Is it permissible for me to enter the state of ihram from the miqat or from Jeddah? Okay, the Shaykh will answer.

Answer:
If you came from Jazan intending to perform 'Umrah, you must enter ihram from the miqat of the people of Yemen, which is Yalamlam. You enter ihram from Yalamlam, the miqat of the people of Yemen. If you passed it and went to Jeddah, you must return to the miqat and enter ihram. However, if you passed it and entered ihram from Jeddah or from any other place between it and the Haram, you have left an obligatory duty of 'Umrah, and a fidyah (ransom payment) is required of you for this. Your 'Umrah is valid, but you owe a fidyah for leaving the obligatory duty, which is entering ihram from the miqat you passed. Yes.