Is it true that the Prophet's blood holds his blood so that he will not fall to the ground?

QUESTION:

Bismillah.
Peace be upon you, and Allah’s mercy and blessings.
Ustadz, want to ask, please information is the story below?
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In a story, it is told that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ was once injured. His molars broke, his lower lip was torn, his forehead and a noble forehead also poured blood.

However, in the midst of that, the Messenger of Allah even ended the drops of blood and rubbed into his chest so as not to drip to the ground even in a precarious state.

After the war subsided, a friend dared to ask about his behavior. Why in such a situation the Prophet even put blood flow and then turned it on to the chest.

The Prophet Sallallaahu ‘Alaihi Wasallam answered softly, “I heard what you didn’t hear”.

The angel of the mountain guard said, “If there is a drop of my blood to touch the earth, then God will bring down the sky from those against me.”

Hearing the answers to the friends again asked, “Why don’t you pray that the enemies of Allah are cursed?” ⠀

The Messenger of Allah (may peace with him) answered, “I was not sent to condemn, but preached and spread mercy to the universe”.
“Yes Raab gives them guidance, because they don’t know.”

That is the morality shown by the Prophet Sallallaahu ‘Alaihi wa Sallam. Although in a state of injury to the enemy, the Prophet still showed love for humanity.

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ANSWER

Wa’alaikumussalam wa rahmatullah wa barakatuh

The story of the Rasulullah Sallallaahu’s teeth ‘alaihi wa sallam is broken, his forehead is bleeding, etc … it occurs in the Uhud war, true, in the Sahih Muslim, and others, from the Anas Bin Malik path ..

But for the sequel story, that the blood is detained so as not to fall to the ground … etc. … where the source is unknown ..

If there is a BC, the source of the pronunciation is not mentioned so that it cannot be accounted for, the validity is better ignored ..

Wallahu a’lam