A woman touching the body of a deceased person - the blood flowing from the injured person
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Q14: Does the ablution become invalid in the following cases, which occur during accidents: A- a woman being carried, and her body may be touched ? B- touching the body of a deceased person ? C- touching the blood flowing from the injured person ? And is the ablution sufficient, or is the full ritual bath necessary?
A14: A- Carrying a woman does not invalidate the ablution, and touching her body during the rescue is permissible due to the necessity of saving her. It appears that touching in this critical situation is not accompanied by desire, so it does not invalidate the ablution. B- Touching the body of a deceased person does not invalidate the ablution. C- If the blood is excessive - meaning: a lot - then it must be washed; because it is ritually impure
and his ablution is not invalidated by it, but if it is a small amount, it does not harm him.
A14: A- Carrying a woman does not invalidate the ablution, and touching her body during the rescue is permissible due to the necessity of saving her. It appears that touching in this critical situation is not accompanied by desire, so it does not invalidate the ablution. B- Touching the body of a deceased person does not invalidate the ablution. C- If the blood is excessive - meaning: a lot - then it must be washed; because it is ritually impure
and his ablution is not invalidated by it, but if it is a small amount, it does not harm him.
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