Treatment and Medication
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Is learning worldly sciences such as medicine and engineering, with the intention of raising one's social status, changing people's perception, and pride from one's children, considered a Sharia violation that could amount to prohibition, given current financial sufficiency?
What are the most prominent books specializing in jurisprudential rulings related to medicine, and are there any comprehensive works on this subject?
Is it necessary to pay attention to the whispers of disbelief, such as intentionally jumping over a book of religions that contains the name of Allah, and the subtle whispers of lying that make a person frequently say "maybe"?
What is the ruling on someone who does not wake up until a few minutes after the Adhan in Ramadan, and needs to take essential medication, fearing health complications if he does not take it? Should he drink it and break his fast, or continue his fast with the possibility of suffering an exhaustion attack? And if he only drinks the medication, should he abstain from other things that break the fast for the rest of the day, or is he permitted to consume other things that break the fast?
What is the religious ruling on abandoning medical studies to pursue memorizing the the Quran and enrolling in an Islamic university, despite the objection of one's parents?
Are the copper and metal pieces used in Chinese medicine for treatment, which contain incomprehensible engravings and writings, considered amulets, especially since some doctors may prescribe them?
Is it permissible to take a specific medication the day before medical tests, and is it permissible to break the fast after taking the medication?
What is the ideal course of action for a dutiful son who faces ingratitude from his parents, especially when they fail to visit him in the hospital despite being in good health and socializing with others, and what should he do regarding his position before his wife and children?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding a wife who incurs debt and acts without her husband's knowledge, treats him poorly due to childlessness, taunts him with her family's wealth, refuses to visit his family, and threatens him by not allowing him to leave unless he procreates or works?
Is paying a nurse for her services, which are part of her duty, considered a "bribe," given that her good treatment increases because of it?
What is the reward for seeking worldly knowledge, such as medicine, and what is the correct intention for learning it, and what is the reward consequently entailed?
Is using a live dove as a treatment for viral hepatitis considered a legitimate reason, or does it fall under minor Shirk, and should its perpetrator be denounced?
What is the ruling on the action of a director of a government agency who distributes money to individuals for building homes and mosques, and what is the ruling on those who take this money from him?
What is the ruling on my sister using asthma medication mixed with alcohol, after it has been cooked so that its alcohol content is removed?
Will a human medicine student be rewarded for seeking knowledge, and what are the proofs for that, and will he be like a mujahid in the path of Allah if he is residing in a country other than his own?
Does the sin fall upon the buyer or the non-Muslim seller if the buyer is harmed by a penis enlargement medication purchased online, given a previous fatwa that permits it as long as it does not cause health harm, and the sellers assured its harmlessness?
Must I fast three days as an expiation for an oath (kaffarat yamin) for taking a French medicine, knowing that I swore not to put anything into my mouth from the products of the enemies of Allah and that I am still boycotting?
What is the ruling on going to a man who claims to heal with the presence of Muslim jinn, and asks for the names of the mother, father, and grandmother, to diagnose sorcery and treat with Zamzam water?
Is it permissible to give medicine to a patient without his knowledge or to lie to him regarding his treatment?
What is the ruling on abandoning the study of medicine and devoting oneself to seeking sacred knowledge, knowing that the parents desire the study of medicine and there is no need for money?
Is it correct for a brother to leave his job in medicine due to fatwas that oblige him to pay compensation or fast for two months in the event of error or patient death, and because of one of his professors saying that they will not gain experience before causing the death of many patients?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding a father who demands money from his employed children despite his financial comfort, and refuses to spend on the household, knowing that he was formerly an alcoholic then repented and became religious?
Is it permissible to seek medical treatment using animal venoms (scorpion venom, snake venom)?
Is working in a factory that processes animal blood into medicine considered unlawful (haram), given the prohibition of blood in the Quran?