The ruling on the fast of one who used the miswak and blood came from his gums
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Question:
One of the sisters says: The sender, Fatimah Zayd, is asking a set of questions, among which is a question about the miswak. She says regarding the miswak: Some blood comes from the gums while cleaning the teeth. Does this invalidate the fast, or not?
Answer:
It does not harm the fast. What comes from the gums when using the miswak, or rinsing the mouth, or something similar; it does not harm the fast. This is a small amount of blood that is excused. Likewise, what comes from the eye, whether blood or from other wounds, does not harm the fast. Praise be to Allah. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
One of the sisters says: The sender, Fatimah Zayd, is asking a set of questions, among which is a question about the miswak. She says regarding the miswak: Some blood comes from the gums while cleaning the teeth. Does this invalidate the fast, or not?
Answer:
It does not harm the fast. What comes from the gums when using the miswak, or rinsing the mouth, or something similar; it does not harm the fast. This is a small amount of blood that is excused. Likewise, what comes from the eye, whether blood or from other wounds, does not harm the fast. Praise be to Allah. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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