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If I entered into ihram from Arafat as a mufrid, is there anything upon me?

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Whoever intends to perform Hajj Mufrad (individual Hajj) must enter into ihram from the miqat he passes through. If he bypasses the miqat without entering into ihram, he must return to it to enter ihram from there. If he enters ihram after bypassing the miqat, then he must offer a dam (sacrificial animal) to be slaughtered in Makkah and distributed among the poor of the Haram, for neglecting the obligation of entering ihram from the miqat. As for one whose dwelling is within the miqat (i.e., closer to Makkah than the miqat), he enters ihram from where he is. Even a resident of Makkah enters ihram for Hajj from Makkah. If he enters ihram from outside the Haram (from al-Hill), his ihram is valid and nothing is incumbent upon him, whereas for 'Umrah, one must enter ihram from al-Hill.

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