What is the ruling on one who resides in Jeddah and goes to his family in Makkah and enters the state of ihram from Makkah for Hajj? And is the farewell circumambulation required of him?
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The questioner : A pilgrim who resides in Jeddah and whose family is in Makkah entered the state of ihram from his family's house in Makkah and then completed his Hajj. What is obligatory upon him?
The Shaykh : He resides in Jeddah and went down to his family, not with the intention of performing the rites.
The questioner : His family is in Makkah.
The Shaykh : Yes, but he went down to Makkah to go to his family. His intention was not that he was on a journey; rather, when he set out from Jeddah, did he intend to begin the Hajj, or did he intend to go to his family and perform Hajj with them?
The questioner : He intended to go to his family and perform Hajj with them.
The Shaykh : In that case, nothing is required of him. He performs Hajj with his family and enters the state of ihram from Makkah.
The questioner : And is the farewell circumambulation obligatory upon him?The Shaykh : If he intends to leave for Jeddah, he must perform the farewell circumambulation.
The Shaykh : He resides in Jeddah and went down to his family, not with the intention of performing the rites.
The questioner : His family is in Makkah.
The Shaykh : Yes, but he went down to Makkah to go to his family. His intention was not that he was on a journey; rather, when he set out from Jeddah, did he intend to begin the Hajj, or did he intend to go to his family and perform Hajj with them?
The questioner : He intended to go to his family and perform Hajj with them.
The Shaykh : In that case, nothing is required of him. He performs Hajj with his family and enters the state of ihram from Makkah.
The questioner : And is the farewell circumambulation obligatory upon him?The Shaykh : If he intends to leave for Jeddah, he must perform the farewell circumambulation.