A woman or man who enters ihram for Umrah and then becomes afraid

Ibrahim says that if a woman enters ihram for Umrah and then fears that she will miss the Hajj, she should enter ihram for Hajj and make up the Umrah; and a sacrifice (dam) and an Umrah are due from her.

Ibn Abi Najih says: I asked Mujahid and Ata about a woman who comes to Makkah in ihram for Umrah, then her menses begin and she fears that she will miss the Hajj. They said: She should say the talbiyah for Hajj and make up the Umrah.

Al-Hasan says concerning a person who enters ihram for Umrah and arrives when the people are already standing at Arafat: if he is certain that he can go to Makkah (that is, going will not make him miss the Hajj), he should come out of ihram from his Umrah (that is, complete the Umrah in Makkah and return out of ihram); otherwise he should say the talbiyah for Hajj and perform two tawafs.

Tawus says that if a woman is abandoning the Umrah (because of that fear), a sacrifice (dam) is due from her, along with making up that Umrah.