Does blood coming from the hand or similar invalidate the ablution?
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Question:
Also, in her second question, the questioner from Yemen says: If a person is wounded in his hand or any part of his body and blood comes out, does it invalidate the ablution? And what is the ruling for one who performs ablution after the blood has started flowing, while it continues to flow? Does he pray until the time ends?
Answer:
If the blood that came out is excessive, it invalidates the ablution according to a group of scholars, because it is impure matter coming from outside the body, so it resembles the other excretions that invalidate the ablution. And if the blood is flowing, he should wait until the blood stops or he does something to stop it from the treatments, then he performs ablution. Yes.
Also, in her second question, the questioner from Yemen says: If a person is wounded in his hand or any part of his body and blood comes out, does it invalidate the ablution? And what is the ruling for one who performs ablution after the blood has started flowing, while it continues to flow? Does he pray until the time ends?
Answer:
If the blood that came out is excessive, it invalidates the ablution according to a group of scholars, because it is impure matter coming from outside the body, so it resembles the other excretions that invalidate the ablution. And if the blood is flowing, he should wait until the blood stops or he does something to stop it from the treatments, then he performs ablution. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 6411- هل خروج الدم من اليد ونحوها ينقض الوضوء؟ - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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