Ruling on blood coming out of a fasting person without his choice
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Q352: The questioner asks: What is the ruling on blood coming out of a fasting person against his will? Does it invalidate his fast or not?
A352: It does not invalidate his fast if blood comes out of a person without his choice. For example, if he is wounded and blood comes out of him, such as a nosebleed, it does not break his fast because he did not do it intentionally, even if the amount is large, because he did not do it intentionally. The one who breaks his fast is the one who undergoes cupping, or the one who causes corruption, or the one who intentionally draws blood; he breaks his fast by doing so.
A352: It does not invalidate his fast if blood comes out of a person without his choice. For example, if he is wounded and blood comes out of him, such as a nosebleed, it does not break his fast because he did not do it intentionally, even if the amount is large, because he did not do it intentionally. The one who breaks his fast is the one who undergoes cupping, or the one who causes corruption, or the one who intentionally draws blood; he breaks his fast by doing so.
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