Rafiq-ul-Haramayn - Islamic School System - Dawat-e-Islami

Offences and their Expiations 243
growing grasses because it is permissible to obtain any type of
benefit from them. There is no harm in breaking and uprooting the
white grass naturally growing after raining.
Question and answer about passing Mīqāt without Iḥrām
Question: If an Āfāqī did not put on Iḥrām at Mīqāt, instead he
put on Iḥrām at Masjid ‘Āishaĥ and performed ‘Umraĥ; what is the
ruling
Answer: If an Āfāqī has departed for Makka-tul-Mukarramaĥ and
entered Mīqāt without Iḥrām, Dam will be Wājib for him. To put on
Iḥrām at Masjid ‘Āishaĥ will not be sufficient in this case. What he
is required to do is to pay a Dam or alternatively go out of Mīqāt and
come back after having put on Iḥrām of ‘Umraĥ, etc. from there. If
he takes the second option, Dam will become void.
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