The obligation of the pilgrim performing tamattu' who wishes to travel after completing 'Umrah
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A family from Riyadh went to Makkah, and the head of the family wanted to perform Hajj as a mutamatti'. When they performed 'Umrah and completed it, and they all exited the state of ihram, he took them all to the south. After that, he returned to Makkah. Is it obligatory for him to enter the state of ihram if he passes the miqat? This is one point.The second matter: And if he travels without passing the miqat, is it also obligatory for him to enter the state of ihram?
This man came from Riyadh with his family and they performed 'Umrah. Then he took his family to the south, and perhaps the south is their residence. Then he returned. He was in the state of ihram for Hajj, and when he performed 'Umrah, he intended Hajj. So he is a mutamatti'. If he returns, and it is not the time of Hajj, he must enter the state of ihram, meaning: for example, if there are days remaining until Hajj, he performs a second 'Umrah; so that he does not pass the miqat without being in the state of ihram.
This man came from Riyadh with his family and they performed 'Umrah. Then he took his family to the south, and perhaps the south is their residence. Then he returned. He was in the state of ihram for Hajj, and when he performed 'Umrah, he intended Hajj. So he is a mutamatti'. If he returns, and it is not the time of Hajj, he must enter the state of ihram, meaning: for example, if there are days remaining until Hajj, he performs a second 'Umrah; so that he does not pass the miqat without being in the state of ihram.