If blood flows from the gums and the patient swallows it

The Permanent Committee for Scholarly Research and Ifta

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Q10: If blood flows from the gums due to a disease in them or due to extraction, and the fasting person swallows it, what is the ruling?
A10: If blood flows from the gums of a fasting person, or if that is due to treatment, it is obligatory for the fasting person to spit it out and remove it from his mouth. If some of it reaches his throat without his intention, there is no blame on him.

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