A person in Mecca who plans ʿUmrah travels to an appropriate site outside the Haram boundary, enters iḥrām there, and returns to carry out the rites.
Tanʿīm is a well-known practical location, but al-Quduri does not prescribe a particular mosque in this sentence; the key condition is entry from the ḥill.
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Chapter on the Mīqāts: Five Stations and Entering Iḥrām
A person in Mecca who plans ʿUmrah travels to an appropriate site outside the Haram boundary, enters iḥrām there, and returns to carry out the rites.
Tanʿīm is a well-known practical location, but al-Quduri does not prescribe a particular mosque in this sentence; the key condition is entry from the ḥill.