The ruling on blood coming from the gums during miswak and rinsing for the fasting person
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Question:
The questioner says: If I perform wudu' or use the miswak, blood comes from my gums, and this blood does not stop unless I exert myself and repeat the rinsing more than three times. So, if I am fasting, is there anything required of me in that?
Answer:
You tolerate the blood without rinsing; you tolerate it until it stops. It is not necessary to rinse. You rinse three times, and if blood appears, you tolerate it. If it appears again, you tolerate it, and so on until it stops. Yes, the water may sometimes increase it.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
The questioner says: If I perform wudu' or use the miswak, blood comes from my gums, and this blood does not stop unless I exert myself and repeat the rinsing more than three times. So, if I am fasting, is there anything required of me in that?
Answer:
You tolerate the blood without rinsing; you tolerate it until it stops. It is not necessary to rinse. You rinse three times, and if blood appears, you tolerate it. If it appears again, you tolerate it, and so on until it stops. Yes, the water may sometimes increase it.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
Source
شرح عمدة الأحكام، باب ما نهي عنه من البيوع — islamhouse.com (1:10:03)
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