Rafiq-ul-Haramayn - Islamic School System - Dawat-e-Islami

Offences and their Expiations 203
Question 3: Does the ‘Iḥrām’ of a Ḥājī become invalid owing to
intercourse
Answer: No. Iḥrām still exists as usual (i.e. the restrictions of Iḥrām
are still to be observed). The acts that were impermissible for the
Muḥrim before are impermissible even after having intercourse. All
other rulings still apply.
Question 4: If someone’s Hajj becomes invalid and he puts on a
new Iḥrām instantly for the Hajj of the very same year, then
Answer: He will neither be exempted from expiation nor will his Hajj
of this year be valid as it had already become invalid. In any way, he
would not be able to skip the Qaḍā of Hajj the following year. (ibid)
Question 5: Can a Mutamatte’ who has removed his Iḥrām having
performed ‘Umraĥ have intercourse with his wife whereas many
days are still left in the commencement of Hajj-rites
Answer: He may do so as long as he has not put on Iḥrām for Hajj.
Question 6: If someone has intercourse with his wife having put
on the Iḥrām for ‘Umraĥ before performing Ṭawāf etc., what is the
expiation in this case
Answer: If he has intercourse with his wife before performing four
rounds of Ṭawāf, his ‘Umraĥ will become invalid in this case. He
has to redo the ‘Umraĥ and pay Dam. If he does so after performing
four or more than four rounds of Ṭawāf, his ‘Umraĥ will be valid.
However, he will still have to pay Dam.
Question 7: Is there any penalty for the Mu’tamir (i.e. the person
performing ‘Umraĥ) who has intercourse having performed Ṭawāf
and Sa’ī but before getting Ḥalq done