I am a doctor residing in Europe, working in emergency medicine, and treating non-Muslim stroke patients. A question troubles me regarding the benefit of treating these patients who are hostile to religion, but the noble verse, "And whoever saves a life - it is as though he had saved all mankind," compels me to give my best. I previously worked in a Muslim country and was happy to save lives, but these questions concern me. I am inquiring about the jurisprudential ruling: Should I continue treating patients regardless of their religion?