Tooth Extraction
Tooth Extraction
Tooth Extraction itself does not invalidate Wudu. If bleeding occurs, the ruling depends on the blood: if blood predominates over or equals the saliva, Wudu is invalidated; if saliva predominates, Wudu remains valid.
نواقض الوضوء
وينقضه كل ما خرج من السبيلين ومن غير ( ف ) السبيلين إن كان نجسا ، وسال عن رأس الجرح ، والقيء ملء ( ز ) الفم ، وإن قاء دما أو قيحا نقض وإن لم يملأ الفم ( م ) ، وإذا اختلط الدم بالبصاق إن غلبه نقض ، وينقضه النوم مضطجعا ، وكذلك المتكئ والمستند والإغماء والجنون ، والنوم قائما ( ف ) وراكعا ( ف ) وساجدا ( ف ) وقاعدا ( ف ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ومس المرأة لا ينقض الوضوء ، وكذا مس الذكر ( ف ) ، والقهقهة في الصلاة تنقض ( ف ) .
Wudu is nullified by everything that exits from the two private passages, and also by anything that exits from other than the two private passages if it is impure and flows beyond the point of the wound.
Vomiting a mouthful also nullifies Wudu. If a person vomits blood or pus, Wudu is nullified even if it does not fill the mouth. If blood is mixed with saliva and the blood predominates, Wudu is nullified.
Wudu is nullified by sleeping while lying down, and likewise by sleeping while reclining or leaning against something. It is also nullified by fainting and insanity.
Sleeping while standing, bowing, prostrating, or sitting does not nullify Wudu in these circumstances.
Touching a woman does not nullify Wudu. Likewise, touching the private part does not nullify Wudu. However, laughing aloud during prayer nullifies Wudu.
اختيار لتعليل المختار، كتاب الطهارة، فصل نواقض الوضوء، 1/13