Mawaaqeet (points from which pilgrims enter ihraam)
Can You enter Ihram for Hajj from Makkah If You Live in Jeddah?
Whoever is a resident of Jeddah and wants to do Hajj or `Umrah may enter Ihram from Jeddah, because it is regarded as being within the Haram zone, so the ruling on its people is the same as the ruling on those who reside near Makkah, and are closer [to Makkah] than the Miqat, so they enter Ihram from the place where they formed the intention to do Hajj or `Umrah.He is from the northern border city of `Ar`ar and is asking about his miqat for Hajj and `umrah
Can she go to Jeddah without entering ihram, then go back to her miqaat and enter ihram?
He lives in al-Jubayl and has family in Makkah; from where should he enter ihram for Hajj?
Can You Enter Makkah Without Ihram if Not Doing Hajj or `Umrah?
If someone goes to Makkah but does not intend to do Hajj or `Umrah, such as a business man, mailman and the like, he does not have to enter Ihram unless he wants to do that.The meeqaat for ‘Umrah for the people of Makkah
He entered ihram some distance after passing the miqaat; does he have to do anything?
Based on that: If you entered ihram for ‘umrah and had formed the intention to do the rituals after crossing this distance, and the like, then there is no blame on you, in sha Allah, and your ‘umrah is valid. It does not seem that you have to do anything.She passed her miqaat and entered ihram from a different miqaat
He forgot to enter ihram on the plane; should he go back to the miqaat and enter ihram from there?
Entering ihram from the miqaat is one of the obligatory parts of Hajj