The Guidance of the One Combining Pilgrimages and the Fasting of the One Unable to Offer the Sacrifice

The questioner:
First of all, I intended to perform Hajj combined with 'Umrah (qiran). I performed the tawaf upon arrival, did the sa'y, and performed the tawaf of ifadah along with the sa'y. Did I do anything wrong?

The Shaykh:
Repeat.

The questioner:
I intended to perform Hajj combined with 'Umrah, performed the tawaf upon arrival, did the sa'y, and performed the tawaf of ifadah along with the sa'y. Is there anything required of me? May Allah reward you with good.

The Shaykh:
That means you owe the entire hady for tamattu', which is one-seventh of a camel, one-seventh of a cow, or one head of livestock, such as a mature sheep or a two-year-old goat. You do not owe a second sa'y. Since you are in the state of qiran and did not exit the state of ihram before Hajj, you did not break your fast and did not exit ihram, so you only owe one sa'y. The first sa'y is sufficient, but the second sa'y has no place. Yes.

The questioner:
He says: And if I am unable to offer the hady, what do you say to me?

The Shaykh:
You fast for ten days: three days in the land of your residence, and seven days while you are with your family. These three days are specifically for the one who is unable to offer the hady; no one else is permitted to fast on these days because they are days of 'Id. It is not permissible to fast on these three days—the 11th, 12th, and 13th—except for the one who is unable to offer the hady. The seven days are to be fasted with your family, unless you remain in Makkah for the entire period, in which case you fast them in Makkah.