The ruling on exiting the state of ihram when the one preventing the pilgrim has stipulated a condition

Question:
Also, here is an inquiry, Shaykh, regarding this issue. If she stipulated before entering the state of ihram, saying, “If one who prevents me stops me, then my place of exit is where I am stopped,” is she permitted to exit the state of ihram?

Answer:
If she stipulated at the time of entering ihram, “If one who prevents me stops me, then my place of exit is where I am stopped,” and she experiences menstruation, and time becomes tight for her—time becomes tight for her—then she exits the state of ihram and owes nothing. However, if there is sufficient time, she remains in her state of ihram, because this is not a true preventer unless tightness of time is added to it, in which case it becomes a preventer. Yes.