The ruling on a woman who intended to perform Hajj Tamattu', performed 'Umrah, but was unable to proceed to Hajj.

Al-Hawini: My wife intended to perform Hajj Tamattu', she completed her 'Umrah, but she was unable to proceed to Hajj due to special circumstances; does she owe anything, since she intended Hajj with her 'Umrah?

The Shaykh: Naturally, this has two cases. The first case is that she made a condition with her Lord when she performed the 'Umrah of Hajj and recited the talbiyah for the 'Umrah, saying: "Labbaik Allahumma bi 'Umrah, Allahumma mahalli haysu habasani" (Here I am, O Allah, for 'Umrah, O Allah, let my place of completion be where You have detained me); in that case, she owes nothing. However, if she did not say that—as is the reality for most pilgrims!—in that case, it is obligatory for her to offer a sacrificial animal, and it is obligatory for her to repeat the Hajj the following year.

Another questioner: Even if she was not in the state of ihram for Hajj?

The Shaykh: As long as she entered the state of ihram for the 'Umrah of Hajj, as the question was phrased, she entered the state of ihram for the 'Umrah of Hajj; meaning she indicated by that—whether she knew it or not—the saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): . Therefore, as long as she entered the state of ihram for the 'Umrah of Hajj, she is bound by what we mentioned. However, if she had entered the state of ihram before that, she owes nothing, except to repeat the 'Umrah along with the sacrificial animal.
Yes.