A man left Unayzah for Jeddah, and when he left, he intended to perform 'Umrah, but some of the women with him were not in a state of ritual purity

The questioner : The honorable Shaykh says: A man left Unayzah for Jeddah. And when he left, he intended to perform 'Umrah. But some of the women with him were not in a state of ritual purity. So he went to Jeddah in ignorance and did not enter the state of ihram. And he stayed in Jeddah until that woman became pure. But the money he had with him ran out, so he could not go to Makkah and perform 'Umrah. So what is required of him?

The Shaykh : That is, he answered: There is no blame on a person if he intends 'Umrah or Hajj to abandon the intention as long as he has not entered the state of ihram, even if he resolved and traveled, he owes nothing. Because an act is not binding except by beginning it, as Allah the Exalted said: . And completion is only commanded of the one who has engaged in the matter, so he is commanded to complete it. As for before that, he is not commanded to complete it. But if it was Hajj as an individual obligation, then it was obligatory for him to complete it, because the obligation is a duty upon the person before he obligates it upon himself by traveling for it. Yes.