What is the ruling on 'Umrah if a person performed two circuits passing through the Black Stone, and this 'Umrah was thirteen years ago?

Question:
The questioner says: I performed my first 'Umrah about thirteen years ago, and during the tawaf (circumambulation), I performed two circuits passing through the Black Stone. I was not married at the time, but I am now married and have children. Is my 'Umrah valid? If not, what is required of me? Do I have to offer a sacrificial animal? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
You have not completed the 'Umrah to this day, because your tawaf is not valid. Therefore, the 'Umrah remains upon you, and you are still in the state of ihram. You must put on the clothes of ihram again and return to perform the rites of the old 'Umrah. You perform the rites of the old 'Umrah. If intercourse took place, it is defective, so you perform it while it is defective. Then you return and enter the state of ihram from the miqat for a second 'Umrah to make up for the defective 'Umrah, and you perform the 'Umrah as a make-up. The marriage contract must be renewed because you contracted the marriage while you were still in the state of ihram, so the contract is renewed anew. You owe a fidyah (ransom payment); you must slaughter a sheep. If no intercourse took place, then you only have to complete the first 'Umrah; you come and complete your 'Umrah. As for the marriage contract, it is not valid. Yes.
May Allah reward you with good. The contract a second time. Yes. It is obligatory, my brothers, that a person not delay asking; he asks immediately. If he is in doubt about a matter or makes a mistake, he hastens to ask. It is not after ten or twenty years that he asks. Yes.