Being prevented from completing 'Umrah due to traffic

Question:
He says: I went about ten years before my 'Umrah, and while entering Makkah, I was stopped by the traffic police because I was the driver of the car. I was from Egypt, so I was embarrassed to feed people on my right, so I continued with my family in the car to the difficult place, and I was in the state of ihram for 'Umrah. After that, about five years later, I got married and had children. What is the ruling regarding that?

Answer:
For example, if you made a condition when entering the state of ihram, then it is considered that you were prevented from completing the act, even if it was a condition. However, if you did not make a condition when entering the state of ihram, the 'Umrah remains obligatory upon you, because 'Umrah, once you enter the state of ihram for it, or Hajj, once you enter the state of ihram for it, does not end until you perform its rituals. Allah the Exalted said: He said: "Fard" means obligatory; that is, you enter the state of ihram for an obligatory act, because whoever enters the state of ihram for a ritual act is required to complete it, even if it was originally a recommended practice. But once you have started it and entered the state of ihram, it becomes obligatory for you to complete it. So, if you did not make a condition, the 'Umrah remains upon you, and you must perform it. The marriage contract you made is renewed a second time. The contract with your husband is renewed a second time, because you contracted the marriage while you were in the state of ihram for 'Umrah, and you had not yet exited the state of ihram when the contract was renewed. The problem is resolved, with Allah's permission. Yes.

The presenter:
May Allah reward you.