Blood coming out due to tooth extraction: Does it invalidate the ablution?

The questioner : Okay, the second question. I had one of my corner teeth extracted. Yes. And I was praying the Fajr prayer the next day, and bleeding occurred, meaning while I was in prayer. I completed the prayer while in this state. Is this prayer valid or invalid? It is valid, valid.

The Shaykh : The prayer is valid because everything that comes out of the body, yes, whether it is vomit, blood, or anything else, yes, does not invalidate the ablution except what comes out of the two passages, the front or the back, yes, yes. As for anything other than that, it does not invalidate the ablution, whether it is a little or a lot. Yes, yes. And on this basis, vomit does not invalidate the ablution. Yes, yes, it is it, blood. Listen. Yes. Vomit does not invalidate the ablution. Yes. Blood does not invalidate the ablution. Yes. They did not set a limit that invalidates the ablution. Yes. A small amount does not invalidate the ablution. Yes. Only what comes out of the two passages, whether urine, feces, or wind, invalidates it. Yes. Or a fistula in the back passage. Yes, yes.