Farewell Tawaf for the One Performing 'Umrah

Question:
You ask and say: What is the ruling on one who went to perform the obligatory 'Umrah, and after completing the obligatory 'Umrah, he went to Madinah without performing the farewell tawaf, for the purpose of visiting and then returning to Makkah for the farewell tawaf? And when he returned from Madinah to Makkah, he entered the state of ihram and intended to perform another 'Umrah?

Answer:
'Umrah does not have a farewell tawaf in the most correct of the scholars' opinions; it does not have an obligatory farewell tawaf. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) did not order the 'umrah performers to perform a farewell tawaf, nor did he order those who performed Hajj with him, when they exited from their 'Umrah, to perform a farewell tawaf if they intended to leave Makkah. Among them were shepherds who would travel long distances, and he did not order them to perform a farewell tawaf before Hajj. Rather, the farewell tawaf is for Hajj.
As for 'Umrah, its ruling is broad; it is prescribed at all times, so a farewell tawaf is not obligatory for it. However, if one performs a farewell tawaf, that is good, and it is a way to avoid the scholarly disagreement. Otherwise, it is not obligatory. Those who went to Madinah and did not perform a farewell tawaf owe nothing. And if they returned with an 'Umrah, they have done well, and their ihram for it would be from Dhul-Hulayfah, if they intended an 'Umrah. If they were in Madinah, they should enter ihram from Dhul-Hulayfah, which is the miqat of Madinah. Yes.

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