The ruling on abandoning 'Umrah before completing it
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Question:
The questioner says: My sister entered the state of ihram this year for an 'Umrah on behalf of her deceased father. She had a small child with her. When she reached the Haram, Shaykh, the air was cold, so she was afraid for the child and did not complete the 'Umrah. Then she returned to her residence in Jeddah and exited the state of ihram. What is obligatory for her now?
Answer:
It is obligatory for her to complete the 'Umrah, for she is still in the state of ihram. It is obligatory for her to place the boy in a safe place and then complete her 'Umrah. As for her refusing to enter the state of ihram, that is not permissible. She remains in her 'Umrah now, observing the prohibitions of ihram, and she goes and performs the 'Umrah. May Allah reward you with good and bless you.
The questioner says: My sister entered the state of ihram this year for an 'Umrah on behalf of her deceased father. She had a small child with her. When she reached the Haram, Shaykh, the air was cold, so she was afraid for the child and did not complete the 'Umrah. Then she returned to her residence in Jeddah and exited the state of ihram. What is obligatory for her now?
Answer:
It is obligatory for her to complete the 'Umrah, for she is still in the state of ihram. It is obligatory for her to place the boy in a safe place and then complete her 'Umrah. As for her refusing to enter the state of ihram, that is not permissible. She remains in her 'Umrah now, observing the prohibitions of ihram, and she goes and performs the 'Umrah. May Allah reward you with good and bless you.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/145 — archive.org (9:20)
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