What is the ruling on passing through the miqat without entering ihram in order to seek a livelihood?
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The questioner : And this is a calm, quiet question. Your question is: A man is coming with his own body, a man who is able-bodied, not wealthy, and he is compelled to travel to Jeddah to work during the months of Hajj. If he obtains money, he will perform Hajj from there. Is it permissible for him to pass through the miqat without entering ihram, given his belief that he will obtain the necessary money?
The Shaykh : As long as he is not certain, there is no harm in passing through the miqat without entering ihram, intending to go to Jeddah to earn a livelihood. If he is prevented, he enters ihram from the place where he is prevented.
The Shaykh : As long as he is not certain, there is no harm in passing through the miqat without entering ihram, intending to go to Jeddah to earn a livelihood. If he is prevented, he enters ihram from the place where he is prevented.
Source
الفتاوى الثلاثية (2) - 2 — binothaimeen.net (3:40)
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