Treatment and Medication
1,367 questions
What is the ruling on a woman visiting a gynecologist in Ramadan?
Is it permissible for a wife to put an aphrodisiac medicine in her husband's food without his knowledge, given his sexual weakness and refusal to seek treatment?
Is my cousin's refusal to undergo surgery to remove the damaged part of her colon, and her reliance instead on treatment with the Quran, considered suicide, and is she sinful for this decision?
Is it permissible to count what is spent on the family of the second stepmother and the family of the mother from zakat funds, and does this include what is spent to cover their treatment without ordinary expenses?
What is the ruling on men trimming their hair at the nape of the neck, the forehead, and behind the ears with scissors? Does this fall under Qaza’ (shaving part of the head and leaving other parts)?
What is the religious ruling on taking revenge on a doctor who caused great harm to a patient due to a misdiagnosis and an attempt to earn money, given the absence of a law to hold him accountable in the country?
Is it permissible to devise a stratagem for a sick sister so that she may be treated, or to advise her that not treating her could lead to dire consequences, given that her husband refuses her treatment and prevents her family from doing so?
Is it permissible to use or trade in penis enlargement products for those who suffer from a small size?
Is it permissible to take medicine that contains deer antler powder?
Is it permissible for a female doctor to examine the numerous red fissures spread across the thigh of a girl about to be married, which are affecting her psychologically, especially since the hospital stated that a male doctor is more knowledgeable in this matter than a female doctor, and he will only provide the consultation, with treatment being non-surgical?
Are grapes and pomegranates blessed fruits because they are mentioned in the Quran?
What is the legitimate Sharia-compliant way to recover from losing interest in life, losing passion for acts of worship, feeling comfortable when committing sins, and feeling compelled to think and isolate oneself, while desiring treatment through ruqyah and supplication without resorting to psychiatric hospitals?
Does a child's taking medicine mixed with another woman's milk more than five times constitute legal suckling?
What is the ruling on someone who pays Zakat to purchase medicine for a sick person, only to find out later that the person sells the medicine and is lying?
Is it permissible for a woman with [non-menstrual] vaginal bleeding (mustahadah) who is traveling for medical treatment to shorten and combine prayers?
Is it permissible to delay conception to allow a female doctor to complete her studies and higher training?
Is the inability to eat, despite medical treatment, due to the evil eye? And is it permissible to take water from my maternal uncle and his family's ablution, or is it sufficient to use the water remaining from their juice for bathing?
Does masturbating after Fajr prayer in Ramadan, due to the emission of a viscous fluid that prevents urination, invalidate the fast and necessitate making up for the day (qada') or offering expiation (kaffarah)?
Is it permissible to acquire a car through an usurious bank due to necessity, given the daughter's difficult health conditions and the mother's frequent transporting of her?
Is it permissible for a woman in mourning to go out to the market to take care of her needs?
Why is it impermissible to keep a dog at home as a pet, and why is its saliva considered impure, given the presence of Hadith stating that keeping a dog at home removes blessings and that it is forbidden to keep one except for hunting?
Does a husband's viewing of pornography (including images of females with real male genitalia) mean that he is a homosexual, and how can the wife deal with the deterioration of her psychological state as a result, especially since she cannot consult a psychiatrist without her husband's knowledge?
Is it obligatory for a patient with a chronic neurological condition, whom the doctor advises to take a sedative in the morning, to fast in Ramadan, given the possibility of postponing the medication until night?
Is it permissible to sell medicine boxes in the pharmacy at the old price, but at the new price after prices have changed?