The ruling on blood coming out of the body during prayer

Question:
Does blood coming out of the body invalidate the ablution or not? What is the ruling for one who has blood come out of him during his prayer? Does it invalidate it or not?

Answer:
There is a distinction here. If the blood that came out is a large amount, then this invalidates the wudu' (ablution), according to a group of scholars, among them the Hanbalis, that the exit of a large amount of blood invalidates the wudu'. So he must leave the mosque and perform wudu'. If he was afflicted with a heavy nosebleed, or if a wound opened up in him and a large amount of blood came out of it, then according to a group of scholars, among them the Hanbalis, his wudu' is invalidated by that, by the exit from his body of something that is impure. The exit of impurity invalidates his wudu'. However, if this blood is a small amount, then this has no effect, just as if only one or two drops came from him, or if a color of blood appeared, such as a pimple that burst or an itch he scratched and blood came from it, or a nosebleed that was just one or two drops. This has no effect. This has no effect. Yes.