Returning from the path after entering the state of ihram for 'Umrah with a condition
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Question:
The questioner says: I intended to perform 'Umrah and put on the ihram garments, and I made a condition, saying, "If something prevents me..." In the middle of the road, I heard a noise from the car, so I turned back from the road, took off the ihram garments, and performed 'Umrah a week later. Did I commit a prohibited act of ihram during that week, or not?
Answer:
My brother, the noise from the car is not a preventer. You fix it and continue. Or you take a second car. Or you ride in a taxi. That is not a preventer.
And you remained in your ihram; you remained in your ihram until you entered the second ihram for the second 'Umrah. That [first ihram] has no value; it was not cancelled, because you were in ihram from the beginning, so you remained in your ihram. Thus, you performed the 'Umrah late, and perhaps you committed prohibited acts. The problem is if you had sexual intercourse; in that case, your 'Umrah is invalid. But if you did not have sexual intercourse between the two 'Umrahs—between the 'Umrah you abandoned and the 'Umrah you performed—then you remained in your ihram, and you did not perform the 'Umrah except late, and you erred in this. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
The questioner says: I intended to perform 'Umrah and put on the ihram garments, and I made a condition, saying, "If something prevents me..." In the middle of the road, I heard a noise from the car, so I turned back from the road, took off the ihram garments, and performed 'Umrah a week later. Did I commit a prohibited act of ihram during that week, or not?
Answer:
My brother, the noise from the car is not a preventer. You fix it and continue. Or you take a second car. Or you ride in a taxi. That is not a preventer.
And you remained in your ihram; you remained in your ihram until you entered the second ihram for the second 'Umrah. That [first ihram] has no value; it was not cancelled, because you were in ihram from the beginning, so you remained in your ihram. Thus, you performed the 'Umrah late, and perhaps you committed prohibited acts. The problem is if you had sexual intercourse; in that case, your 'Umrah is invalid. But if you did not have sexual intercourse between the two 'Umrahs—between the 'Umrah you abandoned and the 'Umrah you performed—then you remained in your ihram, and you did not perform the 'Umrah except late, and you erred in this. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
Source
شرح كتاب الصيام من بلوغ المرام، بلوغ المرام باب الصيام [04] — alfawzan.live (37:59)
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