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Does Ablution Invalidate Upon Bleeding?
If some one has ablution, and lets say after a hour his hand bled, is it not enough for him to clean and wash just his hand to perform prayer, or should he take ablution again?
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Does Ablution Invalidate Upon Bleeding?
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Blood is forbidden to drink, but it not impure the way urine is a filth. However, since its sight creates disgust, a Muslim should remove it from his or her body or cloth to perform prayer to get a sense of complete purity.
However, it doesn’t nullify one’s wuzu or invalidate one’s prayers (‘Salah’).
Following are the nullifiers of Wudu, other than these nullifiers, nothing else invalidates Wudu:
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Please also refer to the following comments of Ghamidi Sahab from 1:18:59 to 1:19:11
https://youtu.be/BGqbemUGFYw?t=4739
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Thank you Qureshi Sb, but lets say in my question “after a hour his hand infested with urine or filth, is it not enough for him to clean and wash “just his hand” to perform prayer, or should he take ablution again from the start?
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It is enough to clean and wash just the hand.
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Why peing nullifies wudu while if some ones hand is contaminated with urine, should just clean the infested area and wudu is not nullified?
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