Where do those afflicted and tested by obsessive whispers turn with their questions, what should they do, and is the Qur’an a cure for every ailment?

Psychological and social problems are complex and require multiple factors to resolve, and our role is limited to guidance and assistance within our capabilities. Mental illness, like physical illness, requires specialized help, and its treatment may combine medication and specialized psychotherapy (such as cognitive behavioral therapy), in addition to the Quran. The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "Seek medical treatment, for Allah Almighty has not created a disease without creating a cure for it, except for one disease: old age." Specifically, the symptoms of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) appear in the form of repeatedly asking questions to seek temporary relief. Answering the questions of an OCD patient may feed the illness within them and not help them recover, because the questions are often repetitive and do not contribute to healing. The recovery of an OCD patient requires awareness of the illness, consulting a mental health professional, combining medication and cognitive behavioral therapy, and seeking help from Allah. It is also recommended to engage in educational reading and to develop knowledge in the field of obsessions to address questions more efficiently on one's own.