The ruling on one who breaks his 'Umrah before the tawaf due to illness
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. A man broke his 'Umrah before completing the tawaf due to illness, then returned to his town, wore sewn clothing, covered his head, and had intercourse with his wife. What is obligatory for him?
Answer:
There is a distinction here. It is obligatory for him to wait until the illness and the impediment are removed and he completes the 'Umrah. He remains in his state of ihram. If Allah heals him and he is able to complete the 'Umrah, or if he is carried around for the tawaf and carried for the sa'y, even if he is sick and being carried, then his action was a mistake without doubt. The 'Umrah remains upon him, and the ihram remains upon him. So he must return and complete the 'Umrah, which is defective. After that, he must return to the miqat from which he first entered ihram and enter ihram for a new 'Umrah, making up for the defective 'Umrah that he invalidated through intercourse. He also owes a fidyah (ransom payment). He has three things to do: First, he returns and completes the defective 'Umrah, and he avoids the prohibitions of ihram because he is in ihram and remains in ihram.
Second, he must enter ihram for a new 'Umrah from the miqat from which he first entered ihram, making up for the defective 'Umrah.
Third, he slaughters a fidyah in Makkah and distributes it to the poor, to the poor of the Haram. If he is unable to slaughter, he fasts for ten days. This is what is required of him. Yes.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. A man broke his 'Umrah before completing the tawaf due to illness, then returned to his town, wore sewn clothing, covered his head, and had intercourse with his wife. What is obligatory for him?
Answer:
There is a distinction here. It is obligatory for him to wait until the illness and the impediment are removed and he completes the 'Umrah. He remains in his state of ihram. If Allah heals him and he is able to complete the 'Umrah, or if he is carried around for the tawaf and carried for the sa'y, even if he is sick and being carried, then his action was a mistake without doubt. The 'Umrah remains upon him, and the ihram remains upon him. So he must return and complete the 'Umrah, which is defective. After that, he must return to the miqat from which he first entered ihram and enter ihram for a new 'Umrah, making up for the defective 'Umrah that he invalidated through intercourse. He also owes a fidyah (ransom payment). He has three things to do: First, he returns and completes the defective 'Umrah, and he avoids the prohibitions of ihram because he is in ihram and remains in ihram.
Second, he must enter ihram for a new 'Umrah from the miqat from which he first entered ihram, making up for the defective 'Umrah.
Third, he slaughters a fidyah in Makkah and distributes it to the poor, to the poor of the Haram. If he is unable to slaughter, he fasts for ten days. This is what is required of him. Yes.
Source
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