A man took a plane from al-Qassim to Abha, and the plane must stop at the Ta'if airport, so he entered the state of ihram at the miqat, and then when he arrived at Ta'if, he was told
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The questioner : He says: Noble Shaykh, a man boarded a plane from al-Qassim airport intending to go to Abha, and the plane must land at Ta'if airport, so he put on the ihram clothes at al-Qassim airport and made the intention at the miqat. When he landed at the airport in Ta'if, they said that the plane would take off in half an hour, so he removed the clothes
The Shaykh : Take off in half an hour, where to?
The questioner : To Abha
The Shaykh : Yes
The questioner : He did not mention it, so he removed the clothes and put on the clothes of the state of ihram (hal), so what is the ruling, knowing that he got married after that incident?
The Shaykh : As long as the man did not make the intention, but only prepared and intended that when he landed in Ta'if and went to Makkah and passed the miqat, he would enter the state of ihram from there, the matter is easy in this case because he did not make the intention. So if he arrives at Ta'if airport having put on the ihram clothes and it becomes clear to him that he will not perform 'Umrah, there is no blame on him
But if he had entered the state of ihram, meaning he made the intention, and I do not think this would happen, how would he intend when he has not reached the miqat? But if it happens that he did it and made the intention, then it is obligatory for him now to complete his 'Umrah. He should remove the usual clothes and put on the ihram clothes and complete the 'Umrah. When he completes it, he must renew the contract, because the contract was made while he was in a state of ihram from which he had not exited his 'Umrah, and the marriage contract of one in the state of ihram is invalid and not valid. So the way now is that he goes, puts on the ihram clothes immediately, and goes to Makkah, performs tawaf, sa'y, and shortens his hair, and with this his 'Umrah is completed. Then he renews the contract of ihram after exiting from this 'Umrah, because his contract of ihram while in 'Umrah is an invalid contract, based on the saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him):Sahih Muslim 1409a. Yes
The Shaykh : Take off in half an hour, where to?
The questioner : To Abha
The Shaykh : Yes
The questioner : He did not mention it, so he removed the clothes and put on the clothes of the state of ihram (hal), so what is the ruling, knowing that he got married after that incident?
The Shaykh : As long as the man did not make the intention, but only prepared and intended that when he landed in Ta'if and went to Makkah and passed the miqat, he would enter the state of ihram from there, the matter is easy in this case because he did not make the intention. So if he arrives at Ta'if airport having put on the ihram clothes and it becomes clear to him that he will not perform 'Umrah, there is no blame on him
But if he had entered the state of ihram, meaning he made the intention, and I do not think this would happen, how would he intend when he has not reached the miqat? But if it happens that he did it and made the intention, then it is obligatory for him now to complete his 'Umrah. He should remove the usual clothes and put on the ihram clothes and complete the 'Umrah. When he completes it, he must renew the contract, because the contract was made while he was in a state of ihram from which he had not exited his 'Umrah, and the marriage contract of one in the state of ihram is invalid and not valid. So the way now is that he goes, puts on the ihram clothes immediately, and goes to Makkah, performs tawaf, sa'y, and shortens his hair, and with this his 'Umrah is completed. Then he renews the contract of ihram after exiting from this 'Umrah, because his contract of ihram while in 'Umrah is an invalid contract, based on the saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him):