“Subject to purification” means an area legally required to be cleansed, not merely one where water could physically be applied.
Blood reaching an external area subject to cleansing differs from fluid remaining in internal locations, such as the interior of the eye or the depth of a wound, where the outward washing rule does not apply.
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Invalidators of Wudu: Actual and Constructive Causes
“Subject to purification” means an area legally required to be cleansed, not merely one where water could physically be applied.
Blood reaching an external area subject to cleansing differs from fluid remaining in internal locations, such as the interior of the eye or the depth of a wound, where the outward washing rule does not apply.