The Ruling on Nosebleeds and Blood Reaching the Stomach During Fasting
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Question:
May Allah reward him. The questioner asks: Does a heavy nosebleed, and the entry of some blood into the stomach when it occurs, invalidate the fast?
Answer:
Blood that comes out of a person through a nosebleed or otherwise, without his choice, does not harm. Yes. Blood that comes out of a person without his choice, such as a nosebleed or a wound, does not harm the fast. If it goes down to his throat, he must be careful not to swallow it; if he swallows it, it invalidates the fast, but if he does not, it does not harm him, if Allah wills.
May Allah reward him. The questioner asks: Does a heavy nosebleed, and the entry of some blood into the stomach when it occurs, invalidate the fast?
Answer:
Blood that comes out of a person through a nosebleed or otherwise, without his choice, does not harm. Yes. Blood that comes out of a person without his choice, such as a nosebleed or a wound, does not harm the fast. If it goes down to his throat, he must be careful not to swallow it; if he swallows it, it invalidates the fast, but if he does not, it does not harm him, if Allah wills.
Source
مفسدات الصوم — alfawzan.live
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