Treatment and Medication
1,367 questions
Is it permissible to marry without the father's consent if he prevents his daughter from marrying a suitable suitor, despite the suitor and his family having been insulted by the father, and with the passage of time the father's refusal turned into physical and psychological violence, forcing the daughter to quit her education, refusing her medical treatment, and threatening her with suicide, knowing that the father permits his daughter to commit haram, and there are no Sharia courts in their country?
Does the wife have the right to claim the expenses of her medical treatment and her gold after divorce, especially if she took the gold herself, and is claiming medical expenses for fertility operations and other illnesses that the husband had already paid for? And does she have the right to take her personal belongings from the marital home after separation, even if they are not listed in the dowry agreement?
Is it permissible to shave the head of a three-month-old baby girl?
Is it permissible to remove the hijab for the sake of work and study in France in order to receive necessary medical treatment for a disease that has no cure except there?
What are the intellectual and scientific contributions of Muslims?
What are the Shariah guidelines for opening a bookstore? What is the ruling on selling books that contain doctrinal deviations, such as Ash'ari books, or literature and story books that have problematic content? What should the bookstore owner do if he is unaware of the content of the books? What is the ruling on selling books that contain minor errors but are predominantly beneficial?
What herbs or medical solutions can alleviate excessive sexual energy for a young man who masturbates frequently, knowing the religious solutions and asking for a safe herbal or medical solution?
Is Zakat obligatory on money invested abroad from which no profit has been made for a year, and is it permissible to give this Zakat to a brother in hardship who owns land he refuses to sell, or to a sister who needs money for medical treatment?
Is it permissible for the husband to pay for his wife's medical treatment in another country at the expense of the state where he resides, knowing that the cost of treatment is very high and she cannot afford it?
What is Islam's position on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and resuscitation in general, taking into account all methods of resuscitation, and why do some countries prohibit it?
Is the wife sinful for not taking birth control pills – even though the doctor informed her of the necessity of taking them because her pregnancy could result in a hysterectomy, and the husband’s opinion agrees with the doctor’s – despite her reliance on Allah and her resorting to means of supplication and charity? And is she sinful if she tells her husband that she took them when she did not?
Does the verse "Are those who know equal to those who do not know?" include scholars in worldly fields such as medicine and engineering, given their piety towards Allah?
Is what happened by changing the shape of the nose considered a sin that necessitates repentance, or is it permissible to sue the doctor despite the passage of time and his denial?
Am I sinful for what I have done and what I will do, and if seeing a male doctor in my situation is forbidden, what should I do and what is the expiation?
How sound is the Hadith: "He who seeks healing in other than the Qur'an will find no healing"?
Is it permissible to disregard the prescribed uses written on the medicine, and is that considered a betrayal of trust?
What is the ruling on the action of a doctor who buys medicine for 500 dirhams for a patient, then gives the patient part of it and distributes the remainder to other patients without the buyer's permission?
What is the ruling on interpreting dreams for financial gain, and is it permissible to accept payment for interpreting visions? If it is permissible, how is this payment determined? And what is the view on someone who boasts about being a dream interpreter and mentions that he is sought after for interpreting visions?
What is the ruling on selling liver medication, obtained for a small sum (through begging) in Italy, knowing that the husband is ill and currently unemployed, with the aim of raising money for his treatment?
Is what the questioner did—registering his mother in her name to obtain his father’s medicine from the company’s insurance, before his father was included in the insurance after reaching the age of sixty—considered unlawful, and what is required of him to atone for that?
What is the sin for which I will be held accountable, and what should I do regarding a situation in which I discovered that the nurse to whom I paid treatment fees took the money for himself and it was not deposited into the institution's account? And can I warn him and conceal his act, or must I report him, with the possibility of him losing his livelihood?
What is the ruling on working in the specialty of occupational medicine in a government hospital, which involves examining workers and visiting various workplaces that may be usurious companies or factories that produce unlawful things?
What is the ruling on refusing to pay the costs of dental treatment to a dentist who promised the service for free then demanded a sum of money, especially after the treatment caused severe health damages to the patient?
Is it permissible to write a medical prescription in my name to benefit from the reimbursement of my sister's medication expenses, knowing that I was the one who paid for the medication for her?