Treatment and Medication
1,367 questions
How can a female student balance her desire to switch from studying human medicine with her parents' refusal, which may amount to threats of depriving her of education?
Is it permissible to take money from one's husband or father without their knowledge in order to complete university studies in medicine, given their repeated refusal to fund the studies?
Was it obligatory to inform the suitor about premature ovarian failure and the consequent hormonal treatment, and who bears the costs of the treatment, analyses, and side effects after seven years of marriage?
Is it permissible to exchange prescribed medication for children or the mother, or cosmetics, for other medications, with a 15% discount on the prescription's value, in the case of private health insurance from which an annual sum is deducted?
What is the ruling on a committed wife who wears the hijab working as a nurse in a hospital in Sweden that requires wearing a uniform (trousers and a short-sleeved shirt), knowing that she cannot leave her job or studies, and is it permissible for her to continue studying medicine to work as a doctor in the future?
Is it permissible to purchase a forged certificate to practice medicine in order to join one's husband abroad, knowing that the acquired experience is not relevant to the future specialization?
Is a daughter considered undutiful to her father if she does not study medicine—despite her desire to study Sharia—and her father falls ill because of her refusal?
What is the meaning of the saying: "The strength of the believer is in his heart and his weakness is in his body, and the hypocrite is the opposite"?
Is it permissible to supplicate for healing from baldness and hope for gradual hair growth? And is it permissible to supplicate for beauty of appearance?
What is the ruling on the fast of a woman who was compelled to undergo a gynecological radiographic scan, and does she break her fast and make it up? And what is the ruling on ablution when examining a female patient for imaging while wearing gloves?
Is it permissible to request a divorce due to the husband's dereliction in conjugal relations, and what is the solution if it is not permissible?
What is the legal ruling on taking a glutathione supplement at a low dose of 500 mg—instead of 1500 mg—with the aim of improving health and treating general weakness, yellowness, and skin pallor, knowing that it causes a slight lightening of the skin, which is originally white?
What is the way to deal with the family's repeated rejection of the proposal for the girl the young man desires, and their insistence on his marriage to his cousin, and can the resulting psychological struggle and overthinking be treated?
What is the ruling on applying fenugreek oil to the legs for the purpose of slight topical fattening for cosmetic reasons?
Does the anesthesia that nullifies ablution refer to general anesthesia which removes consciousness, or does it include local anesthesia?
Do the angels curse a wife if she withholds herself from her husband who neglects her and falls short in fulfilling her rights, who only comes to her house to sleep and then leaves, and who treats her differently from his other wife?
Is the cauterization of a cervical ulcer included in the cauterization forbidden in the Hadith: "Seventy thousand of my Ummah will enter Paradise without reckoning: they are those who do not seek Ruqyah, do not get cauterized, do not believe in omens, and upon their Lord they rely"?
Is sourdough starter made from barley or whole wheat flour mixed with water and dates, and left to ferment, considered permissible (halal) and permissible to use?
What is the legal ruling on describing the act of placing a pigeon's rear end on the navel of a jaundiced baby to absorb the yellowness?
Is it permissible to sell land that a father registered in his daughter's name without his knowledge or consent, especially since he refuses to spend on her while she is ill, and claims she has no right over him, despite his extreme wealth?
Is it permissible for a pharmacist to buy medicine from someone who brings it from abroad at a lower price than its selling price to customers, knowing that he can buy it from the company at a lower price, and must he inform the seller of that?
Should a student transfer from studying dentistry to studying human medicine, taking into consideration that human medicine is more beneficial for Muslims and people, but it is more difficult and may lead to exhaustion and loss of determination?
What is the ruling on studying pharmacy and working in it, knowing that medicines may contain prohibited substances such as gelatin and alcohol? And are there other Shariah-related issues in this field that one should be aware of?
How can a student who intends to become a doctor make their intention in their worldly studies an act of pure worship to Allah in more ways than one, taking into account what may contradict Islamic law in some fields of knowledge? And will they be rewarded for their intention to help the needy with their knowledge and profession, and for their sleep and food if they intend thereby to strengthen themselves for seeking knowledge? And is it a condition to renew the intention daily in seeking knowledge? And how can they make their entire life for Allah?