The ruling on blood coming from the mouth of a fasting person during ablution

Question:
From Sa'd al-Zufayri, a listener from Asif, a message saying: I present to you a case, which is that blood comes from my mouth during ablution. Does that affect the ablution? And likewise regarding fasting, does that blood affect the fast? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
It does not affect the fast, neither the blood from your mouth nor from the rest of your body. Wounds do not affect the fast. And so it is with ablution. What comes out of blood from the lips or from the gums does not harm the ablution, but you should clean it until it is gone. As for the ablution, it is valid. And so the fast is valid. What breaks the fast of the fasting person is cupping. If one undergoes cupping, it breaks the fast according to the stronger of the two opinions of the scholars.
As for what may occur of wounds in the body, or what comes out of blood from the teeth, or from the lips due to certain causes, all of this does not harm the fast, nor does it harm the ablution. Yes.

The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.