The ruling on prayer and fasting if blood comes from the nose or mouth
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Question:
If blood comes out, as the questioner says, from the mouth or the nose, does it invalidate the prayer? And does it invalidate fasting and the ablution?
Answer:
If it is a small amount, it is excused, and it does not invalidate the prayer or the ablution. A small amount that comes out of the nose, or from the teeth, or from the gums, or from the throat, is excused.
As for if it is a large amount by custom, the prayer is invalidated, and the person must perform the ablution from this thing and then repeat the prayer if it was an obligatory prayer. As for the small amount, it is excused.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with the best reward for us and for the Muslims, O Shaykh.
If blood comes out, as the questioner says, from the mouth or the nose, does it invalidate the prayer? And does it invalidate fasting and the ablution?
Answer:
If it is a small amount, it is excused, and it does not invalidate the prayer or the ablution. A small amount that comes out of the nose, or from the teeth, or from the gums, or from the throat, is excused.
As for if it is a large amount by custom, the prayer is invalidated, and the person must perform the ablution from this thing and then repeat the prayer if it was an obligatory prayer. As for the small amount, it is excused.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with the best reward for us and for the Muslims, O Shaykh.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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