What is the ruling on a fasting person who uses the siwak and his gums bleed, and the blood does not stop until he exaggerates in rinsing his mouth?
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Question:
If you perform wudu or use the siwak, blood comes out of your gums, and this blood does not stop unless you exaggerate and repeat rinsing your mouth more than three times. If you are fasting, is there anything required of you in that? You spit out the blood without rinsing, spitting it out until it stops, or is rinsing obligatory?
Answer:
Rinse your mouth three times, then spit out the blood, then spit it out again, and so on until it stops. Yes, the imam might increase it. Yes.
If you perform wudu or use the siwak, blood comes out of your gums, and this blood does not stop unless you exaggerate and repeat rinsing your mouth more than three times. If you are fasting, is there anything required of you in that? You spit out the blood without rinsing, spitting it out until it stops, or is rinsing obligatory?
Answer:
Rinse your mouth three times, then spit out the blood, then spit it out again, and so on until it stops. Yes, the imam might increase it. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما حكم الصائم الذي استاك ونزفت لثته ولا ينقطع الدم حتى يبالغ بالمضمضة؟ للشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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