The loss of a large amount of blood from a wound for a fasting person
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Question:
If a person is wounded during the day in Ramadan and a large amount of blood comes out of him, is he considered to have broken his fast by analogy with cupping?
Answer:
No. If, for example, a bullet hits him, or a stone hits him, or something hits him while he is fasting, his fast remains valid and is not affected by the wound, the bleeding, or the loss of blood. It is not affected by this. Yes.
If a person is wounded during the day in Ramadan and a large amount of blood comes out of him, is he considered to have broken his fast by analogy with cupping?
Answer:
No. If, for example, a bullet hits him, or a stone hits him, or something hits him while he is fasting, his fast remains valid and is not affected by the wound, the bleeding, or the loss of blood. It is not affected by this. Yes.
Source
المنتقى من أخبار سيد المرسلين 23-02-1437هـ — alfawzan.live (53:39)
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