If the Hajj Pilgrim cuts his Hair and he does not cut the Hair evenly all over, what is the ruling?

Question :

If the Hajj pilgrim or 'Umrah pilgrim cuts his hair on both the sides of his head (only) and then he removes his Ihram without cutting his hair evenly all over the head, what is the ruling?

Answer:

If he is on Hajj and he has performed the Tawaf and stoned the pillar, the ruling is that he should remain in his (normal) garments and complete the shaving of his head or cutting his hair. If he is performing 'Umrah, he must remove his (normal) garments and put back on his Ihram garments. Then, he must shave his head or shorten it completely, cutting all sides of the head while he is in Ihram, meaning wearing Ihram garments.

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