What is the ruling for a person in ihram if a hair falls out without his intention?

Question:
I am a pilgrim performing tamattu', and I have completed the rites of 'Umrah. While performing sa'y between al-Safa and al-Marwah, the Fajr adhan was called. I stepped out for a few minutes, then we returned and completed the sa'y. Then we performed an extra tawaf. After finishing, without intending it, without intending it, I wiped my nose with my finger and found hair on my finger before I finished. What is the ruling on this?

Answer:
If a person is performing tawaf around the House or sa'y between al-Safa and al-Marwah and the prayer is called, he prays. He stops the tawaf or the sa'y and prays. When he finishes the prayer, he continues with the rest of his tawaf and the rest of his sa'y. So, the interruption by the prayer does not affect the prayer; he builds upon the previous rounds and completes it. His tawaf or sa'y is valid, if Allah wills, because this interval for the prayer is prescribed. He is required to pray with the Muslims, so it is an interval for a valid legal excuse and does not affect the validity. He prays, and when he says the taslim, he completes his sa'y or tawaf and builds upon the previous rounds.
As for the issue of wiping the nose, if a little blood comes out, if it is a small amount, this does not affect it. His tawaf is valid and his sa'y is valid. If the blood is slight, it does not affect it. Yes.