What is the ruling if a pilgrim stipulates conditions for exiting Ihram at the beginning of their commitment?

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If a person stipulates at the beginning of their Ihram that they may exit if they become sick, their funds are lost or depleted, or similar circumstances, or states, 'If a barrier prevents me, then my place of completion is where I am held,' they have the right to exit when that condition occurs, and they owe nothing—no offering (hady), no making up (qada), nor anything else. This is because stipulations have legal effect in acts of worship. If the condition is stated as, 'If I become sick, I have the option to exit,' then upon confinement, the pilgrim has the choice between exiting or remaining in Ihram. If the stipulation is, 'If I become sick, I am Halal,' then upon the condition occurring, they exit immediately, as it is a valid condition.