Does the blood from a nosebleed or a minor wound, if it falls on the garment, affect ritual purity?
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Question:
He asks: Does the presence of some blood on the garment affect ritual purity, given that it came from a nosebleed or a minor wound?
Answer:
Yes, human blood is ritually impure. The only pure blood is the blood of an edible animal. If you buy meat and there are traces of blood in it, that blood follows the meat; it is pure and eaten with it. No, but the blood that comes out of a human, or comes out of an animal while it is alive, or otherwise, this is ritually impure. You wash it. Yes. Do you understand?
He asks: Does the presence of some blood on the garment affect ritual purity, given that it came from a nosebleed or a minor wound?
Answer:
Yes, human blood is ritually impure. The only pure blood is the blood of an edible animal. If you buy meat and there are traces of blood in it, that blood follows the meat; it is pure and eaten with it. No, but the blood that comes out of a human, or comes out of an animal while it is alive, or otherwise, this is ritually impure. You wash it. Yes. Do you understand?
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [3991- 4717] هل دم الرعاف أو الجرح البسيط إذا وقع على الثوب له تأثير على الطهارة؟ - صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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