The Ruling on Nocturnal Emission and the Emergence of Blood from a Fasting Person

Question:
The questioner asks: What is the ruling on blood coming out of a fasting person during the day in Ramadan without intention? And does nocturnal emission for a fasting person who is sleeping during the day in Ramadan without intention invalidate the fast?

Answer:
If blood comes out of him due to a fall, or something hits him, or ... something hits him, or a stone hits him, or a nosebleed, it does not invalidate his fast. Likewise, if he has a nocturnal emission, there is nothing on him; there is no harm in it; because it is not by his choice. What happens to him regarding blood without his choice, such as a nosebleed, or a wound he sustains by falling to the ground, or a stone hitting him, or something hitting him that causes blood to come out, does not harm him. However, he must not perform cupping or intentionally cause blood to come out. As for a small amount, it is excused. Yes.

The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, O Shaykh.