Does the emergence of blood invalidate the ablution?
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Question:
If a person is in a state of ablution and blood comes out of his body, does his ablution become invalid?
Answer:
If the blood is slight, such as from minor wounds, the ablution is not invalidated, and his ablution is valid. However, if the blood is much, the scholars differed on that. Some of them held that it invalidates the ablution, some held that these wounds invalidate the ablution, and some held that it does not invalidate the ablution.
That is to say: the hadiths on this matter are not explicit, and the explicit ones are not authentic. So the most cautious course for the believer, if the blood is much, is to make up the prayer; to get out of the disagreement and to be cautious regarding the religion. But if the blood is slight, light, and little, it is excused.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
If a person is in a state of ablution and blood comes out of his body, does his ablution become invalid?
Answer:
If the blood is slight, such as from minor wounds, the ablution is not invalidated, and his ablution is valid. However, if the blood is much, the scholars differed on that. Some of them held that it invalidates the ablution, some held that these wounds invalidate the ablution, and some held that it does not invalidate the ablution.
That is to say: the hadiths on this matter are not explicit, and the explicit ones are not authentic. So the most cautious course for the believer, if the blood is much, is to make up the prayer; to get out of the disagreement and to be cautious regarding the religion. But if the blood is slight, light, and little, it is excused.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
Source
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