A girl went with her family to Makkah for 'Umrah, and when they reached the Haram, her period ended without her informing her family out of shyness, so she performed tawaf and completed the 'Umrah
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The questioner : A girl went with her family to Makkah for 'Umrah, and when they reached the Haram, her period ended, so she performed tawaf and completed the 'Umrah with her family, and she did not inform them because she was shy about it. What is required of her?
The Shaykh : She owes nothing if she entered the state of ihram from the miqat, because that is the correct action. But if she performed tawaf and sa'y before taking a full ritual bath, then her tawaf and sa'y are invalid.
As for the tawaf, it is because she performed it without ritual purity; she performed it while menstruating. As for the sa'y, it is because sa'y is not valid before tawaf in 'Umrah.
Accordingly, if she performed tawaf and sa'y before taking a full ritual bath, it is obligatory for her to go to Makkah now to perform tawaf and sa'y and shorten her hair, and to consider herself to be in the state of ihram now, so that what is forbidden for one in ihram, such as perfume and other things, remains forbidden for her until she completes her 'Umrah. And what appears to me from her question is that she did not take a full ritual bath because she walked with her family and did not take a full ritual bath.
The Shaykh : She owes nothing if she entered the state of ihram from the miqat, because that is the correct action. But if she performed tawaf and sa'y before taking a full ritual bath, then her tawaf and sa'y are invalid.
As for the tawaf, it is because she performed it without ritual purity; she performed it while menstruating. As for the sa'y, it is because sa'y is not valid before tawaf in 'Umrah.
Accordingly, if she performed tawaf and sa'y before taking a full ritual bath, it is obligatory for her to go to Makkah now to perform tawaf and sa'y and shorten her hair, and to consider herself to be in the state of ihram now, so that what is forbidden for one in ihram, such as perfume and other things, remains forbidden for her until she completes her 'Umrah. And what appears to me from her question is that she did not take a full ritual bath because she walked with her family and did not take a full ritual bath.