What is the ruling on 'Umrah if a person is injured and a small amount of blood is shed?
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Question:
A person in ihram was injured in his leg when he got off the bus, and blood came out of it, but not a lot. Is his 'Umrah accepted and valid?
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with it. A wound does not invalidate the ihram. If a person is wounded and blood comes out of him, this does not affect the ihram. It only affects the wudu'. If he is wounded and a lot of blood comes out, it invalidates the wudu', but the ihram is valid. Therefore, a menstruating woman enters ihram while she is menstruating and blood comes out of her, and she enters ihram. And if she menstruates during the ihram, she continues in her ihram. Does this harm it? No.
A person in ihram was injured in his leg when he got off the bus, and blood came out of it, but not a lot. Is his 'Umrah accepted and valid?
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with it. A wound does not invalidate the ihram. If a person is wounded and blood comes out of him, this does not affect the ihram. It only affects the wudu'. If he is wounded and a lot of blood comes out, it invalidates the wudu', but the ihram is valid. Therefore, a menstruating woman enters ihram while she is menstruating and blood comes out of her, and she enters ihram. And if she menstruates during the ihram, she continues in her ihram. Does this harm it? No.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما حكم العمرة إذا جُرِح الشخص ونزف منه دم قليل؟ للشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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