The actions of the pilgrim in ihram from al-Taif and what is required of him

Question:
The questioner says: I entered the state of ihram from al-Taif, prayed at the mosque of the miqat, performed tawaf and sa'y, and went to Mina on the eighth day. I prayed from Zuhr until Fajr on Sunday, then headed to 'Arafah, and we stood there. After that, we returned to Muzdalifah at sunset and stayed there until six in the morning. Then I stoned the Jamarat al-Aqabah, shaved my head, and went to Makkah for the tawaf of ifadah. Up to this point, is everything I did valid, or is there something required of me?

Answer:
If you came for Hajj and performed tawaf and sa'y before the Hajj rites, then you have completed your obligations, and you are required to pray Zuhr today, Zuhr tomorrow, stay overnight tonight, and stay overnight last night. If you left 'Arafah after sunset, all of this is good. If you entered Makkah and performed tawaf and sa'y, that is the best. If you did not enter and forgot Mina, then you must perform tawaf and sa'y today, just as you performed tawaf and sa'y yesterday. You ascend one day, or after one day, and you perform tawaf and sa'y for the Hajj, and there is nothing required of you. If your ihram was for Hajj, then the Hajj is identified by this. Yes.