Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Q&A Does Bleeding Teeth and Nose Break Wudu

Okay, one of the questions we have here is does bleeding whilst

brushing your teeth or seeing blood when blowing your nose

invalidate your window.

There's a bit of detail in this, what breaks the will do the as a,

as a general rule to understand this is any flowing blood that

flows away from its space away from its place of exit. So now, if

you have blood, maybe just sitting a very small minut amount in the

gum, and you you brush your teeth. And that kind of disperses some of

the blood here and there, but it doesn't make it flow. It's just

generally it's not flowing blood, it's just a very minut amount, and

you see traces of that in your saliva. And you're 100% sure that

nothing flowed as such, it just moved from its place here, right,

there was no flowing power power in the blood, there's no flowing

in its own right, then in that case you will do is not broken.

However, my understanding of the teeth very difficult from the

nose, is that when you do brush, actually, one of the reasons why

you bleed is because it's some kind of either gum disease or some

kind of

plaque buildup or something. And because of that, when you actually

start brushing it, it does, it does disturb some of the blood

vessels there and it does flow. My assumption is that but if you're

100% sure that it hasn't flown, and it's just literally moved from

its place to another place by the force of the brush, then in that

case, he won't break. But I my assumption is generally with the

mouth, it does break unless it's a very minut amount and it doesn't,

you can they generally say that if you spit, and in the saliva, it's

dominantly, clear and just traces a pic, then that means that

there's not much blood there at all that has come out. So in that

case, you can ignore that. But if it's shows a healthy color of red

with the blood, then in that case, it will break when it comes to the

nose when you blow your nose. Sometimes if you've had some

crusted, dried blood, and it's just come out of its place, and

it's just moved, then that doesn't break the wudu. However, if it if

you break and disturb another blood vessel or something, and he

actually starts flowing, and then it comes out, then that would

break it. So if it's just traces that don't, for example, if a

person was using a toothpick,

or one of those floss or something, and then they put it

between their teeth and it disturbed it just took some of the

blood that was there and nothing flowed because when you start

spitting, and nothing came out in your saliva, then your window

would not be broken. But if it did come out on your toothpick, and

then after when you started spitting, it was it was in the

blood as well than that it was in your saliva as well. In that case,

the will do would generally be broken because it means that the

blood did flow inside your mouth.