The ruling on one who is forced to remove his ihram and then enters ihram from Makkah
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The Shaykh:
If you were to clarify the writing, it would be better.
The questioner:
I entered ihram from Jeddah to perform 'Umrah, but due to special circumstances regarding the end of my stay, my booking was outside Makkah. The police officers ordered me to remove my ihram for my deportation, and I was forced to take off my ihram clothes. Allah facilitated my coming to Makkah, and I entered ihram from Makkah and performed the 'Umrah.
The Shaykh:
My brother, you are still in a state of ihram, but if you did any of the prohibited acts, you must offer expiation.
If you were to clarify the writing, it would be better.
The questioner:
I entered ihram from Jeddah to perform 'Umrah, but due to special circumstances regarding the end of my stay, my booking was outside Makkah. The police officers ordered me to remove my ihram for my deportation, and I was forced to take off my ihram clothes. Allah facilitated my coming to Makkah, and I entered ihram from Makkah and performed the 'Umrah.
The Shaykh:
My brother, you are still in a state of ihram, but if you did any of the prohibited acts, you must offer expiation.
Source
تفسير ايات الاحكام -22 — af.org.sa (19:25)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.