- Whoever goes beyond these mawāqeet without entering into the state of Ihrām, he would then have to go back to the meeqāt if possible. If he is not able to do that, he has to pay fedya (a ransom), which is slaughtering an animal in Makkah and distributing its meat among the poor at the Haram.
- Whoever passes these mawāqeet and is not one of their residents, he has to enter into the state of Ihram at it. If a resident of Najd comes from the road of Madinah, he has to enter into the state of Ihram at Abyār ‘Ali.
- Whoever resides at a place after the meeqāt, nearer to Makkah, he has to enter into the state of Ihrām for Hajj and ‘Umrah from the place he resides, such as the residents of Jeddah, Bahra and Ash-shara’i.
- Whoever comes from a road that does not pass by the mawāqeet, by land, sea or air, he should then enter into the state of Ihrām when he reaches the place adjoining the nearest meeqāt to him, for Omar said, when asked about not being able to reach the meeqāt of Qarn: “Take as your meeqāt the place adjoining (Qarn) on your usual route.
- Whoever intends to perform Hajj when he is in Makkah, whether he is one of its residents or not, he should enter into the state of Ihrām from Makkah. As for performing ‘Umrah, he should enter into the state of Ihram from the area of Al-Hil, at At-Tan’eem or Aj-ji’rana masjids, which are places outside the boundaries of Al-Haram.