The ruling on one who remains in ihram after the 'Umrah of tamattu'

The questioner:
I intended to perform Hajj as a mutamatti', and after the 'Umrah I remained in ihram without exiting the state. What is the ruling?

The Shaykh:
Yes.

The questioner:
I intended to perform Hajj as a mutamatti', and after performing the 'Umrah I remained in my ihram without exiting the state, and I completed the remaining acts of Hajj. What is the ruling on that?

The Shaykh:
As long as you have performed the tawaf, or the sa'y, or shortened your hair, you are a mutamatti' who has exited the state of ihram. Even if you remain in your prohibited items, it does not harm your ihram. The Arabs used to wear the rida' (cloak), and the rida' is always [worn]. As long as you have performed the tawaf, or the sa'y, or shortened your hair, the tamattu' has made you lawful. Even if your clothes remain on you, you may apply perfume, come to your family, even if you are wearing the rida' and the rida'. The important thing is the clothes; they do not matter. The important thing is that you exit the state of ihram. Yes.