The ruling on making up the tawaf of Ifadah and sa'y after exhaustion

Question:
This questioner says: Allah granted me the Hajj to the Holy House, and praise be to Allah. But when I went to the House for the tawaf of Ifadah, the farewell tawaf, and the sa'y, after two rounds of the tawaf, due to the severe crowding, I was afflicted with a condition of intoxication—I suffered from exhaustion—and I did not complete the tawaf nor perform the sa'y. The question is: What is required of me now? Do I return to Makkah to make up the tawaf and sa'y in a state of ihram or not?

Answer:
Yes, it is obligatory for you to return to Makkah to perform the tawaf of Ifadah and the sa'y afterward, because they are two pillars of the Hajj. So you must hasten to return to the Noble Makkah for the tawaf of Ifadah and the sa'y so that your Hajj is thereby completed. And…
As for the issue of whether you enter ihram or not, the matter is broad in this regard. If you wish to enter ihram and perform an 'Umrah, then perform the tawaf and sa'y, that is good. And if you limit yourself to performing the tawaf and sa'y without entering ihram, there is no harm in that, with the observation that if you engaged in sexual intercourse during this period, you also owe a fidyah (ransom payment) that you slaughter in Makkah and distribute to the poor of the Haram, because you committed a prohibited act before the second exit from ihram, which is sexual intercourse. Yes.