The ruling on one who did not complete the sa'y of her 'Umrah, then came for Hajj and completed the sa'y and entered the state of ihram for Hajj
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Question:
Moving on to the questions that came in to the program. This questioner says: A woman performed 'Umrah but did not complete the sa'y, then she returned to her country. She wanted to perform Hajj this year, so she went to the Noble Makkah, completed the sa'y, and cut some of her hair. She remained in Makkah until Hajj. Is it permissible for her to perform Hajj? Is her Hajj and 'Umrah considered tamattu'? Is that permissible?
Answer:
Yes. The previous sa'y is still owed to her. She went, but did intercourse occur during this period? If so, it would have invalidated her worship. However, if no intercourse occurred and she performed the sa'y, then she has completed her 'Umrah. After that, she enters the state of ihram for the Hajj of the year she is in. Yes.
Moving on to the questions that came in to the program. This questioner says: A woman performed 'Umrah but did not complete the sa'y, then she returned to her country. She wanted to perform Hajj this year, so she went to the Noble Makkah, completed the sa'y, and cut some of her hair. She remained in Makkah until Hajj. Is it permissible for her to perform Hajj? Is her Hajj and 'Umrah considered tamattu'? Is that permissible?
Answer:
Yes. The previous sa'y is still owed to her. She went, but did intercourse occur during this period? If so, it would have invalidated her worship. However, if no intercourse occurred and she performed the sa'y, then she has completed her 'Umrah. After that, she enters the state of ihram for the Hajj of the year she is in. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [5029] حكم من لم تُكمل سعي عمرتها ثم قدمت للحج فأكملت السعي وأحرمت بالحج - صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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