What is the ruling on one who performed 'Umrah, then forgot to shorten his hair, took some of his hair for shaving, and thought he had completed his 'Umrah, and during his forgetfulness committed some of the prohibitions of ihram?

The questioner : The questioner says: What is the ruling on one who performed 'Umrah, then forgot to shorten his hair and took some of his hair for exiting the state of ihram, and thought he had completed his 'Umrah, and during the period of his forgetfulness committed one of the prohibitions of ihram while forgetting, and then afterwards he remembered the shortening and shortened his hair?

The Shaykh : The ruling for one who forgets to shorten his hair in 'Umrah until he exits his state of ihram and does something from the prohibitions of ihram is that his exiting the state of ihram is valid and he owes nothing for it. And what he did from the prohibitions, even if it was intercourse, he owes nothing for it because he was forgetting the shaving and ignorant regarding the doing of the prohibition. So he owes nothing. But when he remembers, it is obligatory for him to take off his clothes and put on the clothes of ihram in order to shorten his hair while he is in the state of ihram wearing the clothes of ihram. This is if he is a man. As for if it is a woman, it is not obligatory for her to take off her clothes because a woman does not have specific clothes for ihram. So the woman wears in ihram whatever she wishes of clothes and changes and alters, except that she does not display her adornment. And likewise, it is permissible for the man to change and alter in his clothes of ihram if it is from what is permissible to wear in ihram. It is permissible for him to change his outer garment to another outer garment and his lower garment to another lower garment.