The ruling on one who comes to Jeddah for a visit and then enters the state of ihram from there for Hajj

Question:
A man traveled from Riyadh to Madinah al-Munawwarah during the days of Hajj, and he was not in the state of ihram. Then he traveled from Madinah to Jeddah and stayed there for fifteen days. He had traveled by plane from his residence in Riyadh, and his intention was not Hajj, but rather a visit. When the days of Hajj arrived, he wanted to perform Hajj, so he performed it and completed his Hajj. Does he have to offer a sacrificial animal? Because he is a resident of Riyadh and entered the state of ihram from the miqat of Jeddah. Is Jeddah one of the miqats?

Answer:
No, he owes nothing as long as he came to Jeddah without intending Hajj or 'Umrah. He came for a visit and then coincided with the time of Hajj. He entered the state of ihram from Jeddah for Hajj only, without 'Umrah; he owes no fidyah.
However, if he entered the state of ihram for 'Umrah from Jeddah, completed the 'Umrah, and then entered the state of ihram for Hajj, or if he entered the state of ihram for both of them together from Jeddah, then he has to offer a sacrificial animal, because he is a mutamatti'. But if he entered the state of ihram for Hajj alone from Jeddah, coinciding with the time of Hajj while he was there, and entered the state of ihram from there, then there is no harm on him; he is a mufrid.