If someone is fasting and mistakenly get a wound that has to do with blood to d extent of going 4 treatment, should he/she continue d fasting or not?
If the blood comes out through no deliberate action, such as an accident or nosebleed or an injury to any part of the body, his or her fast is still valid even if the amount of blood is large.
But if the blood that comes out through no deliberate action is of such a large amount that he becomes weak and unable to fast, then it is permissible for him to break his fast and he should fast another day to make up for it
And Allah knows best
The guidelines concerning the blood that invalidates the fast are as follows:
1 – If the blood comes out as the result of a person’s actions or choice; this is subject to further discussion:
(i) If the blood comes out by means of cupping, this invalidates the fast, because the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “The cupper and the one to whom cupping is done both break their fast.”
(ii) If it comes out by a means other than cupping, such as venesection (opening a vein). If the amount is large and that has an effect on the person’s body, then this invalidates his fast (such as donating blood). If the amount is small and it does not harm the person, then it does not invalidate his fast, such as the small amount of blood that is taken for testing.
2 – If the blood comes out through no deliberate action, such as an accident or nosebleed or an injury to any part of the body, his fast is still valid even if the amount of blood is large.
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