A person intended to enter the state of ihram from his home.
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Question:
I intended to perform 'Umrah from my home. After I entered the state of ihram and prayed two rak'ahs, I passed the miqat without reciting the talbiyah or saying takbir until after I had passed the miqat. Is the 'Umrah valid?
Answer:
Answer: This clarifies his question. He says that he intended to enter the state of ihram; he did not intend to perform 'Umrah, but rather he intended to enter the state of ihram for 'Umrah from his home. He prayed two rak'ahs after intending to enter the state of ihram. It is not obligatory that when he passes the miqat, he recite the talbiyah. He recites the talbiyah from his home. He recites the talbiyah from the moment he intends to enter the state of ihram, and he does not delay the talbiyah until the miqat. From the moment he intends to enter the state of ihram, he recites the talbiyah.
I intended to perform 'Umrah from my home. After I entered the state of ihram and prayed two rak'ahs, I passed the miqat without reciting the talbiyah or saying takbir until after I had passed the miqat. Is the 'Umrah valid?
Answer:
Answer: This clarifies his question. He says that he intended to enter the state of ihram; he did not intend to perform 'Umrah, but rather he intended to enter the state of ihram for 'Umrah from his home. He prayed two rak'ahs after intending to enter the state of ihram. It is not obligatory that when he passes the miqat, he recite the talbiyah. He recites the talbiyah from his home. He recites the talbiyah from the moment he intends to enter the state of ihram, and he does not delay the talbiyah until the miqat. From the moment he intends to enter the state of ihram, he recites the talbiyah.
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