If one makes a condition upon entering the state of ihram and does not complete his rites, what is required of him?
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Q: On the 29th of Ramadan this year, I intended to perform the rites of 'Umrah. My menstrual period had started, so I went to a doctor to consult her about taking medication to stop the bleeding. She gave me an injection and told me that it would stop the bleeding for a full day. Two hours after receiving the treatment, the bleeding stopped. I performed the full ritual bath and went to Makkah al-Mukarramah . When I intended to enter the rites, I made the well-known supplication: "If one who restrains me restrains me, then my place of release is where I am restrained." During the tawaf, in the fifth circuit, the blood came down on me, so I broke off the tawaf because I was no longer in a state of ritual purity. As for the sa'y, I completed it and returned to my country, Tabuk . What is the ruling on my 'Umrah, and is anything required of me? Please issue a ruling on this, may you be rewarded.
A: If the situation is as described in the question, and the questioner made a condition upon her ihram that her place of release is where she is restrained, then there is nothing upon her according to the correct opinion.
A: If the situation is as described in the question, and the questioner made a condition upon her ihram that her place of release is where she is restrained, then there is nothing upon her according to the correct opinion.
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