After stoning the final pillars, I exited the state of ihram and shaved my head out of ignorance. What is the ruling?

Question:
After stoning the final pillars, and before shaving my head, I exited the state of ihram, and then I shaved my head. This was also due to a lack of knowledge. What is the ruling on the reason for what I did?

Answer:
Likewise. This is incorrect. Because he is not required to wear his clothes unless he performs two of three: stoning and shaving, or stoning and circumambulation, or shaving and circumambulation. If he performs two, we have three things. Yes.
Stoning the Aqabah pillar, shaving or shortening the hair, the circumambulation of farewell, and the sa'y after it, if he is required to perform the sa'y. If he performs all three, everything that was forbidden to him by the ihram becomes lawful to him, such as his wife and others. If he performs two of these three, everything that was forbidden to him by the ihram becomes lawful to him, except his wife. She does not become lawful to him until he performs the third. No. May Allah reward you with good, and may Allah reward you.