Wudu: Ten Things That Do Not Invalidate It

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• Why does vomiting phlegm (Balgham) NOT break Wudu in the Hanafi school, even if the amount is excessive?
• If a worm exits from a wound on a person's leg, or from their ear, their Wudu is broken.
• Under which condition does sleeping in prostration (Sujud) during prayer NOT break Wudu according to the text?
• A person who sleeps firmly seated loses Wudu merely because they are leaning on a support that would make them fall if removed.
• What is the ruling on touching one's own private parts (Mas al-Dhakar) without a barrier in Hanafi Fiqh?
• If blood appears on a wound but does not flow beyond the point where it emerged, what happens to Wudu?
• Sort the following scenarios into "Wudu is Valid" and "Wudu is Broken":
• If a sleeping person sways or nods sitting on the floor such that there is a suspicion that their buttocks lifted, but they are not certain, their Wudu is broken due to the doubt.