Blood exiting the body and the invalidation of wudu'
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Question:
And with the same thing, do we understand from the scholars' disagreement that the invalid weakness, to which the soul declares, that the persistent weakness is not counted as?
Answer:
Yes, what the evidence indicates, and which is the default, is that blood exiting the body does not invalidate the wudu'. Blood exiting the body does not invalidate the wudu', even if it is a lot. This is the stronger position. And whoever wants to perform wudu' as a precaution and to avoid the disagreement, that is better. There is no doubt. Yes.
And with the same thing, do we understand from the scholars' disagreement that the invalid weakness, to which the soul declares, that the persistent weakness is not counted as?
Answer:
Yes, what the evidence indicates, and which is the default, is that blood exiting the body does not invalidate the wudu'. Blood exiting the body does not invalidate the wudu', even if it is a lot. This is the stronger position. And whoever wants to perform wudu' as a precaution and to avoid the disagreement, that is better. There is no doubt. Yes.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام من أدلة الأحكام [ صالح الفوزان ]، تابع باب نواقض الوضوء - 4 — islamhouse.com (44:32)
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