The ruling on one who leaves the farewell tawaf due to illness with the intention of returning, but that does not become possible for him

Question:
May Allah reward you with good. This is a questioner for the program who did not mention his name in his message, and he wrote in a clear hand: A person performed Hajj with his mother, his maternal aunt, and his sister nine years ago, and they did not perform the farewell tawaf due to health conditions, intending to return to Makkah after two weeks to perform 'Umrah. Is there anything required of them? It is known that the aforementioned maternal aunt has passed away.

Answer:
It is not permissible for the pilgrim to leave Makkah after Hajj except that he performs the farewell tawaf, because the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said . Illness does not prevent the farewell tawaf; the sick person is carried, the sick person is carried and the tawaf is performed for him while he is being carried. As for what came in the question that they left Makkah and traveled, and they say they will return after the crowd, if they left and traveled, their return would not benefit them. If they returned and performed the tawaf with their intention for the farewell, that would not benefit them; because the time for the farewell has passed. So upon each one of them is a fidyah (ransom payment) that is sufficient for the udhiyah (sacrifice), which is slaughtered in Makkah and distributed to the poor of the Haram. And whoever among them cannot slaughter the fidyah, he fasts ten days. Yes.