Musannaf Ibn Abi Shaybah 13540 — A man who enters ihram for Hajj

Muhammad (Ibn Sirin) said: When a person makes Hajj binding upon himself and is then prevented, he should send his sacrificial animal (hady). When the animal reaches its place, he becomes free of some restrictions and remains in ihram with regard to others. Then, when the following year comes, he should enter ihram for both Hajj and Umrah; and if he combines the two, a sacrifice is also due from him. And if he wishes, he may wait for a while when he is prevented; then, when the prevention ends, he should go to the House of Allah and perform the tawaf; the Umrah will suffice for him, and he owes a Hajj the following year.