What is the ruling on a woman who entered the state of ihram, then started menstruating and did not complete her 'Umrah?

Question:
A woman entered the state of ihram from the miqat for 'Umrah and made a condition. Comfort. A woman entered the state of ihram from the miqat for 'Umrah and made a condition, then she started menstruating, so she returned from Makkah and has not performed her 'Umrah until now. What is the ruling in her case? May Allah preserve you.

Answer:
The ruling is that she returns and performs the 'Umrah, because she is still in the state of ihram. Because she is still in the state of ihram. Menstruation is not a barrier. Menstruation: she waits. As for in Makkah, if it is facilitated for her, or if she comes to Riyadh while menstruating and in the state of ihram.
So when she becomes pure, she takes a full ritual bath and goes to perform the 'Umrah. There is no harm or difficulty. And today, praise be to Allah, the distances are short. For example, by car it is eight hours or seven hours, and by plane it is one hour and ten minutes, which is not like in the past when they took a month from Riyadh to Makkah. Now, praise be to Allah, it is hours.
So she has the choice: if she wishes, she stays in Makkah until she becomes pure and performs the 'Umrah. And if she is in a tight spot, or her guardian is busy, there is no harm in her coming to Riyadh and maintaining her state of ihram, avoiding the prohibitions of ihram. When she becomes pure, she returns to Makkah and performs the 'Umrah. Yes.