How can one reconcile Aisha's hadith regarding her going out to Taneem for 'Umrah with Ibn Abbas's hadith: "Even the people of Mecca [perform ihram] from Mecca, if they intend Hajj or 'Umrah"? And from where do the people of Mecca perform ihram for 'Umrah?
Combining the of Ibn 'Abbas and 'Aishah, the people of Makkah assume for Hajj, whether مفردًا (singly) or قارنًا (combined), from Makkah itself. As for a singular ', they exit the to assume ihram for it from Al-Hill (such as Al-Tan'im), and this is the view of the majority of scholars. This is supported by the fact that the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, commanded 'Aishah to go out to Al-Tan'im to assume ihram for 'Umrah. Had it been permissible to assume ihram for a singular 'Umrah from within the Haram, he would have commanded her to do so to make it easier. His deviation from the easier option indicates that assuming ihram for 'Umrah from Al-Hill is the prescribed way. Some scholars, however, permit assuming ihram for a singular 'Umrah from Makkah, based on the general wording of Ibn 'Abbas's hadith.
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