The Form of the Talbiyah for the One Performing Tamattu' at the Time of Ihram

The last letter we have in hand in this session came from the citizen Abdullah Ali Sulayman al-Asmari from Banu Asmar in Tihama, Wadi al-Ghayl. He says in his letter: As a pilgrim performing tamattu', what does one say in the talbiyah at the time of entering ihram? And what does one do during his Hajj?
Answer: Like anyone else, when making the talbiyah he says: "Labbaik 'Umrah and Hajj" in the talbiyah at the miqat, after he has taken a ghusl if the bath is feasible, after that, and after he has put on the clothes of ihram, the izar and the rida, he says: "O Allah, Labbaik 'Umrah and Hajj," or he says: "O Allah, Labbaik 'Umrah," then he says: "O Allah, Labbaik Hajj." Even if he delays the time by an hour, two hours, more or less, before the tawaf, before he performs the tawaf, or even during the journey, he makes the talbiyah for the 'Umrah first, then he makes the talbiyah for the Hajj during the journey before the tawaf, or he makes the talbiyah for both together at the miqat: "O Allah, Labbaik 'Umrah and Hajj." This is the sunnah of entering ihram with tamattu'. After he does what Allah has prescribed, namely taking a ghusl, applying perfume, and wearing the izar and the rida at the miqat, or before the miqat he prepares, when he reaches the miqat he makes the talbiyah saying: "O Allah, Labbaik 'Umrah and Hajj," or he says: "O Allah, Labbaik 'Umrah," then during the journey he makes the talbiyah for the Hajj. All of this is permissible. All of this is called: entering ihram with tamattu'. When he arrives in Makkah, he performs the tawaf and the sa'y, cuts his hair, and breaks his state of ihram for his 'Umrah. If he does not have a sacrificial animal with him, he performs the tawaf and the sa'y, cuts his hair, and breaks his state of ihram, and his 'Umrah is completed. Then, when the eighth day of Dhu al-Hijjah comes, he begins the Hajj. However, the better option, if the Hajj is delayed, is that he makes the talbiyah for the 'Umrah only: "O Allah, Labbaik 'Umrah," and he is content with that, and he does not mention the Hajj except at its time. He says: "O Allah, Labbaik 'Umrah," then he performs the tawaf and the sa'y, cuts his hair, and breaks his state of ihram. When the eighth day of Dhu al-Hijjah comes, as he ascends to Mina, he makes the talbiyah for the Hajj. This is the best form of tamattu'. If it is delayed, for example, if he arrives on the Day of 'Arafah, or on the eighth day... after he ascends to Mina and makes the talbiyah for both the Hajj and the 'Umrah, there is no harm. It is called: qiran, and it is called: tamattu'. If he enters Makkah, performs the tawaf and the sa'y, and leaves while still in his state of ihram and does not cut his hair, because he is a qarin, there is no harm. If he cuts his hair immediately and completes his 'Umrah, then makes the talbiyah for the Hajj, this is better, even if it is on the eighth day or the ninth day. Yes.