One who performed tawaf and sa'y but did not shave his head, then committed the prohibitions of ihram: what should he do?
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The questioner : A man in his 'Umrah performed tawaf and sa'y but did not shave his head, then he committed the prohibitions of ihram, such as approaching women and others. What is obligatory upon him...?
The Shaykh : The preferred view is to say: This is leaving an obligatory act, because the man exited his state of ihram while intending to exit the 'Umrah. Leaving an obligatory act, according to the jurists, necessitates the shedding of blood. It is said that if he is able, it is obligatory for him to shed blood, and if he is not able, he owes nothing.
The questioner : ... ؟
The Shaykh : So, he owes nothing.
The Shaykh : The preferred view is to say: This is leaving an obligatory act, because the man exited his state of ihram while intending to exit the 'Umrah. Leaving an obligatory act, according to the jurists, necessitates the shedding of blood. It is said that if he is able, it is obligatory for him to shed blood, and if he is not able, he owes nothing.
The questioner : ... ؟
The Shaykh : So, he owes nothing.