Does bleeding in my mouth break the wudu?

[Hamdi]

Today I had one of my wisdom-teeth extracted and bleeding from it didn't stop all the day. I made wudu and prayed but I am not sure if my wudu and salah were correct?

[Hamdi]

I share the same experience with you. Bleeding didn't stop for full two days now.

Because you and I are both Ahnaf, in this case we are considered to be "Ma'zur" (excused ones) and taking wudu with, the bleeding still going on, won't break it.

However, we should renew our wudu each prayer time. Previous wudu becomes void when a new prayer time starts, not when it ends. For instance, you take wudu for Fajr prayer, after sunrise your wudu is still valid until Zurh time, but once Zuhr time is up then we should renew wudu.

Hope that helps.

Allah razi olsun, brother! I made new wudu before each prayer, I had heard that from somewhere.

Now what will you say about fasting? I am going to fast tomorrow but if my bleeding doesn't stop what will I do? And also I will see my dentist tomorrow to put some medicine in the tooth. Will this break the fast?

[verdana]

Allah razi olsun, brother! I made new wudu before each prayer, I had heard that from somewhere.

Now what will you say about fasting? I am going to fast tomorrow but if my bleeding doesn't stop what will I do? And also I will see my dentist tomorrow to put some medicine in the tooth. Will this break the fast?

Yes it will. Maybe it is better to postpone your fasting.

[Ansari]

Why would the fast be invalid because of an injection in the tooth?

I have a dentist appoinment tomorrow and they are most probably taking my braces off. This will make me bleed from my mouth and they will add water and this may cause blood/water to go down my throat.
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In principle, fast remains intact as long as water, blood and any other substance does not pass beyond the throat. If possible, try and get appointment after Maghrib or after Ramadhan to avoid this situation.

(Aap Kay Masail, Vol.3, Pg.290, Matabah Bayyinaat)

http://www.askimam.org/fatwa/fatwa.p...b9ea30ef35674c

Scholars even stated that if a fasting person would get an injection (drip), the fasting would still remain valid.

[Ibn Abidin]

I share the same experience with you. Bleeding didn't stop for full two days now.

Because you and I are both Ahnaf, in this case we are considered to be "Ma'zur" (excused ones) and taking wudu with, the bleeding still going on, won't break it.

However, we should renew our wudu each prayer time. Previous wudu becomes void when a new prayer time starts, not when it ends. For instance, you take wudu for Fajr prayer, after sunrise your wudu is still valid until Zurh time, but once Zuhr time is up then we should renew wudu.

Hope that helps.

Imam Abu Hanifah was know for staying with the same wuduh all day so where many sahabah and other major figures, what is the source for the nullification of wudu at the beginning of each prayer time?

[Sinner#1]

Imam Abu Hanifah was know for staying with the same wuduh all day so where many sahabah and other major figures, what is the source for the nullification of wudu at the beginning of each prayer time?

I think br. verdana was explaining an exceptional case of being "Ma'zur" (excused ones). Wudhu will remain intact thru out the day during normal times if there are no such cases.

Allaah knows the best.