The ruling on one who completed her 'Umrah while in a state of ritual impurity

The questioner:
The Shaykh said: If she noticed a defect in her wudu' during the prayer, she should complete her wudu' and then complete the prayer. If she did so, it became a claim, and in a year other than the difficult one, it is easy to rule on, and what

The Shaykh:
is required of her now is to realize that she is in a state of ihram until now, so she must avoid the prohibitions of ihram, and go to Makkah to perform the 'Umrah in a state of purity, do the sa'y, and shorten her hair. What she did initially was a mistake and not valid. If intercourse took place with her, then she has matters to address: first, she must proceed with the 'Umrah as we mentioned.
Second, she must make it up; she goes out to the miqat from which she entered ihram, and enters ihram for a second 'Umrah to make up for the first. Third, she slaughters a sheep in Makkah and distributes it to the poor. This is if intercourse took place with her. If no intercourse took place, then she only has the first matter: she returns to Makkah, avoids the prohibitions of ihram, and performs the 'Umrah in a state of purity.

The questioner:
May Allah bless you.

The Shaykh:
He asks about the incident at the time it happened. He does not ask until a year or years later, thereby entangling himself in matters. So the obligatory thing is for a person to ask about the incident when it happens, to the scholars, to the students of knowledge, and resolve his problem, so that it does not remain on him for days or years. Yes.