The ruling on one who enters the state of ihram from the miqat, returns to his country, and does not perform 'Umrah

Question:
A man entered the state of ihram from the miqat while wearing sewn clothes. When he reached Makkah, he fell ill and returned to his country without performing 'Umrah. In this situation, what is required of him?

Answer:
Wearing sewn clothes, does he not have an ihram?
Q: Does he not have an ihram, or did he just get lazy?
A: The point is that he owes a fidyah. He must feed six poor people, or fast for three days, or slaughter a sheep. One of these three is required for wearing sewn clothes, just as it would be if he had shaved his head. However, if he returned without exiting his ihram, he must return to Makkah.
Q: He did not perform 'Umrah, may Allah reward you?
The Shaykh: You mean he did not enter the state of ihram?
Q: He did enter the state of ihram, but he fell ill and returned?
The Shaykh: If he performed the actions of one who is prevented (mahsur), there is no harm. If he slaughtered, shortened his hair, and exited his ihram as one who is prevented, there is no harm; because his illness counts as prevention. [al-Baqarah:196] If a person is prevented by illness, by an enemy, or by the loss of provisions, he is considered prevented. The prevented person slaughters a sheep, or a seventh of a camel, or a seventh of a cow, with the intention of prevention, then shaves his head or shortens his hair and exits his ihram. And praise be to Allah; because Allah said: [al-Baqarah:196] If he did not make a condition, and if he did make a condition, he owes nothing.
Q: If he did not make a condition, O Shaykh?
A: He must perform the actions of prevention. He offers the sacrifice, then shortens or shaves his hair.
Q: Even if he reaches Riyadh, does he shorten his hair in Riyadh?
A: Yes, yes, in the place where he arrived.