Wudu Invalidators: Items 1–5

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• Under which condition does bleeding from a cut on the hand invalidate Wudu in the Hanafi school?
• Wind exiting from the front pathway (urinary tract) in both men and women invalidates Wudu according to the most correct Hanafi opinion.
• Sort the following scenarios into "Wudu is Broken" and "Wudu is Valid" according to Noor-ul-Idah:
• If a person vomits small amounts of bile multiple times in a single session due to the same wave of nausea, these are combined to evaluate mouthful wudu invalidation.
• Which saliva color does the commentary use as the practical sign that blood is equal to or dominating the saliva?
• If a wound emerges blood, and a person wipes it with a tissue repeatedly before it can flow, the wudu remains valid because no blood actually flowed.
• Match the physical excretions with their correct impact on Wudu:
• Why does vomiting phlegm (Balgham) NOT break Wudu, even if it is a mouthful?
• Which item is invalidator number 3 in the matn?