Ruling on blood coming out of one who has performed ablution
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Q60: The questioner says: If blood comes out of one who has performed ablution from a place that the ablution reaches, such as the face or the hand, whether it is flowing or not, does it invalidate the ablution or not in these two cases? Or if it is in a place that the ablution did not reach, does it invalidate it or not?
A60: If blood comes out from one of the two passages, it invalidates the ablution absolutely, whether it is little or much, if it has come out from one of the two passages. As for if it is outside the two passages, it does not invalidate the ablution, except if it is much and excessive. As for the little blood from other than the two passages, this does not invalidate the ablution, whether it is on the limbs of ablution or elsewhere. The criterion is the much, which invalidates the ablution according to some scholars, and as for the little, it does not invalidate.
A60: If blood comes out from one of the two passages, it invalidates the ablution absolutely, whether it is little or much, if it has come out from one of the two passages. As for if it is outside the two passages, it does not invalidate the ablution, except if it is much and excessive. As for the little blood from other than the two passages, this does not invalidate the ablution, whether it is on the limbs of ablution or elsewhere. The criterion is the much, which invalidates the ablution according to some scholars, and as for the little, it does not invalidate.
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