The Ruling on Slight Bleeding and Slight Vomiting in Prayer
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Question:
If a person is afflicted with slight bleeding during prayer, is it obligatory for him to break the prayer?
Answer:
No, it is excused. The slight amount is excused. Slight bleeding; blood in the teeth or in the eye, the slight amount is excused.
Q: And is vomiting the same?
The Shaykh: And slight vomiting is excused. The slight amount that is not called "vomiting"; because vomiting requires repetition.
Q: He "spat" on the ground and soiled the person next to him.
The Shaykh: It is easy. A slight amount.
Q: A large amount?
The Shaykh: The large amount, he washes what it affected.
Q: Is the vomit of a small child also impure?
The Shaykh: Like his urine.
If a person is afflicted with slight bleeding during prayer, is it obligatory for him to break the prayer?
Answer:
No, it is excused. The slight amount is excused. Slight bleeding; blood in the teeth or in the eye, the slight amount is excused.
Q: And is vomiting the same?
The Shaykh: And slight vomiting is excused. The slight amount that is not called "vomiting"; because vomiting requires repetition.
Q: He "spat" on the ground and soiled the person next to him.
The Shaykh: It is easy. A slight amount.
Q: A large amount?
The Shaykh: The large amount, he washes what it affected.
Q: Is the vomit of a small child also impure?
The Shaykh: Like his urine.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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