Explanation of the Book of Purification-17
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The Shaykh :"And from Anas ibn Malik (may Allah be pleased with him): Mishkat al-Masabih 2982. Al-Daraqutni narrated it, and it is weak":
His statement: Cupping: extracting blood from the body in a specific manner. It requires the skill of the cupper, otherwise it is dangerous.
The method known in the time of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and until recently: the cupper makes an incision in the skin at a specific place, then places a bottle with a small tube on it, then draws the air out until the bottle is empty, then seals the mouth of the small tube, so the bottle remains empty of air. When it remains empty of air, it sticks to the place, then the blood begins to come out. When the bottle fills up, the extraction ends, and it falls off full of blood.
And cupping is a type of medicine, as established from the Prophet (peace be upon him): meaning cupping. Cupping undoubtedly lightens the body, and one who is accustomed to it cannot lighten his body except by using it, while one who has never used it is not affected by its absence. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) used to cup himself sometimes on his head and sometimes on his shoulder, according to what the need required.
And his statement: means: he did not perform ablution for prayer.
The author (may Allah have mercy on him) brought this hadith to indicate that extracting blood from the body does not invalidate the ablution. It is known that cupping causes a lot of blood to come out, but this blood, even though it is much, does not invalidate the ablution. What is the evidence for that? Answer?
Mishkat al-Masabih 2982 .
Ibn ‘Abbas said the Prophet had himself cupped and gave the cupper his pay; and he poured medicine into his nose. (Bukhari and Muslim.)
أن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم احتجم وصلى ولم يتوضأHis statement:
Underwent cupping
احتجمThe method known in the time of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and until recently: the cupper makes an incision in the skin at a specific place, then places a bottle with a small tube on it, then draws the air out until the bottle is empty, then seals the mouth of the small tube, so the bottle remains empty of air. When it remains empty of air, it sticks to the place, then the blood begins to come out. When the bottle fills up, the extraction ends, and it falls off full of blood.
And cupping is a type of medicine, as established from the Prophet (peace be upon him):
If the cure is in anything, it is in three things, and he mentioned among them: the incision of a cup
إن كان الشفاء في شيء ففي ثلاث، وذكر منها: شرطة محجمAnd his statement:
Underwent cupping and prayed without performing ablution
احتجم وصلى ولم يتوضأThe author (may Allah have mercy on him) brought this hadith to indicate that extracting blood from the body does not invalidate the ablution. It is known that cupping causes a lot of blood to come out, but this blood, even though it is much, does not invalidate the ablution. What is the evidence for that? Answer?