The ruling on one who performed the tawaf for 'Umrah but did not perform the sa'y

Question:
He says: I went to the Noble Makkah to perform 'Umrah, then I performed the tawaf but did not perform the sa'y. What is the ruling?

Answer:
The sa'y remains upon you. You are still in the state of ihram. You are still in the state of ihram. So you return to Makkah, perform the sa'y, and shorten your hair or shave it, and thereby you complete your 'Umrah.
As for if you do not return, you remain in the state of ihram. You remain in the state of ihram, and the 'Umrah is obligatory upon you as a debt in your trust, because Hajj and 'Umrah, if a Muslim enters the state of ihram for them, they become obligatory upon him, even if they were not obligatory before he entered the state of ihram for them. But if he enters the state of ihram for them, it becomes obligatory upon him to complete them. "Whoever makes Hajj obligatory for himself, it becomes obligatory." This means he entered the state of ihram; he called it obligatory because if he enters the state of ihram for it, it becomes obligatory upon him, even if it was a voluntary act at first. Yes.