The ruling on a small amount of blood that comes out after purification in Ramadan

The questioner : A woman became pure from menstruation on the first day of Ramadan, and after nine days, a small, light, light-red amount of blood started coming to her after she returned from the tarawih prayer for three nights, stopping quickly. What is required of her, given that it is not during her menstrual period?

The Shaykh : She owes nothing. What comes out of her only invalidates the wudu (ablution); it does not require a ghusl (full ritual bath), it does not invalidate the prayer, and it does not spoil the fast. It is reported from 'Ali ibn Abi Talib (may Allah be pleased with him) that he said: If the blood drips as one or two drops, like the blood of a nosebleed, then this is nothing. This is a useful rule for women: one or two drops are nothing and do not harm the woman, but they do invalidate the wudu.