Is it prescribed for the one performing tamattu' who has performed 'Umrah and exited the state of ihram to travel to Jeddah for a need or otherwise? And if he returns to his hometown, does his tamattu' become invalid?
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The questioner : Is it prescribed for one who has performed 'Umrah and exited the state of ihram to travel to Jeddah or al-Madinah for a need, or perhaps to Riyadh, knowing that he is performing tamattu' and is from the people of al-Qasim? And if he returns to his hometown, does this exiting of the state of ihram become invalid?
The Shaykh : When he asks, "Is it prescribed," he means, "Is it permissible for the person performing tamattu', once he has completed his 'Umrah, to travel to Jeddah, or to Riyadh, or to the southern region, for example, or to al-Madinah?" The answer is: Yes, he may travel. And if he returns, he remains in the state of tamattu'. However, if he returns to his hometown and then returns from his hometown in the state of ihram for Hajj, his tamattu' is invalidated and his Hajj becomes ifrad. This is because by returning to his hometown, the journey was interrupted, and he initiated a new journey for Hajj from his hometown.
In summary, the travel of the one performing tamattu' between 'Umrah and Hajj does not invalidate the tamattu' unless he returns to his hometown and then returns from his hometown in the state of ihram for Hajj, in which case his tamattu' is invalidated and he becomes one performing ifrad. Yes.
The Shaykh : When he asks, "Is it prescribed," he means, "Is it permissible for the person performing tamattu', once he has completed his 'Umrah, to travel to Jeddah, or to Riyadh, or to the southern region, for example, or to al-Madinah?" The answer is: Yes, he may travel. And if he returns, he remains in the state of tamattu'. However, if he returns to his hometown and then returns from his hometown in the state of ihram for Hajj, his tamattu' is invalidated and his Hajj becomes ifrad. This is because by returning to his hometown, the journey was interrupted, and he initiated a new journey for Hajj from his hometown.
In summary, the travel of the one performing tamattu' between 'Umrah and Hajj does not invalidate the tamattu' unless he returns to his hometown and then returns from his hometown in the state of ihram for Hajj, in which case his tamattu' is invalidated and he becomes one performing ifrad. Yes.