Ihram from the miqat for 'Umrah for one who is participating in a work mission
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Ihram from the miqat for 'Umrah for one who is participating in a work mission
If Allah wills, I intend to perform 'Umrah on the day of Hajj,And he is participating in a mission, he said: if my work permits, and in all likelihood, the work will not object,But we say: by a percentage of (10%) which he sets as a precaution, so he passed the miqat now, is he obligated to return to perform ihram from the miqat?
No.
The man who is on a mission and does not know whether he will be granted permission or not is not obligated to perform ihram from the miqat; if he is granted permission, he performs ihram from the place where the permission was given.
The questioner: This happened on a mission last year.
The Shaykh: This answer is finished.
The questioner: Yes, I am telling you now: there is a second point regarding the fatwa: many of our brothers in various places issue fatwas contrary to this.
The Shaykh: What do they say?The questioner: He issues a fatwa saying: You must return to the miqat.
The Shaykh: This is not correct.
The questioner: Is this issuing a fatwa without knowledge?The Shaykh: Yes, because the man did not resolve to do it.
The questioner: No.
He brought his ihram clothes and brought everything with him.
The Shaykh: But did he resolve to do it or not? He cannot resolve to do it except with permission.
The questioner: The resolve exists, but the Shaykh says: The resolve is on the action, but this condition prevents the execution.
If Allah wills, I intend to perform 'Umrah on the day of Hajj,And he is participating in a mission, he said: if my work permits, and in all likelihood, the work will not object,But we say: by a percentage of (10%) which he sets as a precaution, so he passed the miqat now, is he obligated to return to perform ihram from the miqat?
No.
The man who is on a mission and does not know whether he will be granted permission or not is not obligated to perform ihram from the miqat; if he is granted permission, he performs ihram from the place where the permission was given.
The questioner: This happened on a mission last year.
The Shaykh: This answer is finished.
The questioner: Yes, I am telling you now: there is a second point regarding the fatwa: many of our brothers in various places issue fatwas contrary to this.
The Shaykh: What do they say?The questioner: He issues a fatwa saying: You must return to the miqat.
The Shaykh: This is not correct.
The questioner: Is this issuing a fatwa without knowledge?The Shaykh: Yes, because the man did not resolve to do it.
The questioner: No.
He brought his ihram clothes and brought everything with him.
The Shaykh: But did he resolve to do it or not? He cannot resolve to do it except with permission.
The questioner: The resolve exists, but the Shaykh says: The resolve is on the action, but this condition prevents the execution.