Treatment and Medication
1,367 questions
Is it permissible to benefit from a surplus of 10,0 Saudi riyals from the cost of the mother's treatment, knowing that this amount was given as a loan and will be repaid in installments, and that the original amount requested was 20,0 Saudi riyals?
What is the ruling on aborting a fetus due to taking medication, and what are the resulting obligations of a ghurrah and the freeing of a slave, and is the ghurrah waived if the heirs pardon, and what is incumbent upon the husband if he agreed to the abortion?
What is the ruling on a doctor who made a mistake by administering an overdose to a two-month-old sick child during treatment, which caused its death, and how does he expiate for that?
Are there supplications in the Qur’an and Sunnah that a person afflicted with stuttering can recite to solve the problem of difficulty in speaking and the repetition of letters?
Why is bee honey not a cure for my cousin, as she experiences intestinal discomfort and pain when she consumes it, despite the Prophet's (PBUH) saying: "Indeed, it is a cure"?
Is it permissible for my wife to subscribe to the Bar Association to benefit from its advantages (medical treatment and pension) in exchange for annual fees, knowing that she does not work and that the laws in our country are man-made?
What is the ruling on working as a therapist using energy healing, homeopathy, and cupping, and the patient imagining the treatment remotely, while seeking assistance through the Basmalah, supplication, and asking Allah for healing?
Is it permissible for me to use medications to treat a deficiency of substances in the brain that causes me hypersensitivity, introversion, and fear, knowing that this condition is hereditary? And is this considered a change in God's creation?
What is the ruling on a physician working as a medicine salesperson in a pharmacy, and is he liable for the harm that befalls a patient due to the medication? And what is meant by liability?
What is the ruling on men being examined by a female doctor, and what is the ruling on mixing for the purpose of learning, knowing that the father does not allow abandoning studies?
What is the religious ruling on a wife being accused of sexual frigidity by a husband who experiences premature ejaculation, and his insistence on divorce after two months of marriage?
Why did Islam not guide us to reduce the consumption of red meat, the abundance of which causes high cholesterol, leading to heart attacks and blocked arteries, even though the Quran only forbade pork?
What is the ruling on seeking medical treatment for an illness, and is it better to forgo it as that would be closer to reliance on Allah (tawakkul), and what is the authenticity of the report narrated from Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq regarding his abstention from seeking medical treatment?
Does the reward of the murabit remain for one who leaves Palestine to study, given his love for medicine and the availability of doctors in his country?
What is the specific dosage of honey (its quantity, duration, and frequency of intake) recommended for treating the side effects of chemotherapy drugs, and what is the evidence for this from the Quran and Sunnah?
What is the ruling on changing clothes if they become impure due to a continuous discharge of feces (fecal سلس), and does an abscess (الخراج) have the same ruling as سلس, and is one sinful for not seeking treatment?
What is the ruling on using computer games that contain the sign of the cross on medicine boxes, and how should copies that have been distributed to friends be dealt with?
Is it permissible for a woman to practice medicine in Canada, where there are no separate facilities for women in hospitals, or is it better for her to remain at home?
What are the responsibilities and penalties for unintentional and unforeseen medical errors, and are there penalties for doctors if the errors are irreparable?
Is it permissible for a woman suffering from continuous fainting spells, for which modern medicine has not identified a cause, to continue treatment with what is called "Al-Dumyati" — which is incomprehensible speech recited over her during fainting spells, and through which she claims to be cured — despite her husband's rejection of it and his belief that it is sinful, or must she submit to the illness due to the lack of a medical cure for it?
Is it Sunnah to shave the head?
Is going to the doctor and taking medicine an obligation, or is not seeking treatment when able to considered suicide? And what about preferring to leave money for one's family instead of spending it on treatment, believing that lifespans are in God's hands?
Is it permissible to establish a forensic medicine museum that includes rare and educationally significant samples and parts from deceased individuals, while preserving the dignity of the deceased by concealing their 'awrah (private parts) and facial images?
Will a person who drinks alcohol—after it has been prescribed by a doctor for the treatment of kidney stones—be held accountable for his action?