I went to my father's house, which is outside the boundaries of the miqat, intending to perform 'Umrah, so I entered the state of ihram from my father's house. What is the ruling?

Question:
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, he says: My family is outside the boundaries of the miqats, and I am coming from Riyadh, so I pass by before the miqat on my way, he says Umm al-Rum or Umm al-Dum from Dumat al-Jandal. I do not pass by the miqat, even though I had intended to perform 'Umrah, so I sit with my father, then I enter the state of ihram from my father's house. What is required of me?

Answer:
If your father's house is outside the miqat, there is no harm; when you reach the miqat, you enter the state of ihram. But if your father's house is inside the miqats, you must not pass them without being in the state of ihram. You go to your father while in the state of ihram. If it is beyond the miqats in the direction of Makkah, you do not pass them except while in the state of ihram. Yes.