Treatment and Medication
1,367 questions
Which Qur'anic surah is used to treat headaches and stop blood bleeding?
What is the ruling regarding my prayer when I suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder and urinary incontinence, in addition to the enlargement of the excretory area?
Is it obligatory to inform one's brother about medicine taken without his knowledge, or is it sufficient to return its value without informing him, especially given the fear of his reaction?
What is the ruling on shaving the entire head and leaving the front part longer than the rest?
Am I sinful for having an unknown piece of cloth and unknown medications in a bus I sold, given that I forgot the medications in it and neglected them? And what should I do about it?
Is it permissible to urinate on the site of a marine animal's (jellyfish) sting to remove its thorns and harm?
Is it permissible for us to see our mother's legs above the knee due to a skin disease?
Is it Islamically permissible not to desire recovery from epilepsy, in the hope that it will be an expiation for sins?
Is it permissible for a purchasing manager in a hospital to buy medicine at a lower price from one vendor, then sell it to the hospital at a higher price without the administration's knowledge, while issuing an invoice from the original vendor, knowing that the purchasing manager will receive a commission from the vendor?
What is the ruling on conducting Botox sessions to thicken very sparse hair?
What is the ruling on working as an accountant for a company that acts as an insurance intermediary, and its role is limited to bearing the costs of the insured's medical treatment, then recovering these costs along with an agreed-upon profit from the insurance company?
Is it permissible to pay Zakat to a poor woman who needs money for her son's medical treatment and to cover her housing costs, by paying an upfront sum of 20,000 EGP for the rent of an apartment under the old, reduced-rate law?
Is there a sin upon a female student due to her examining and teaching about the 'awrah (private parts) of male patients in the College of Medicine, and what are the legitimate Islamic regulations for her interaction with male colleagues and patients in her professional life in the hospital, and what are the best specializations for benefiting Muslim women?
Is he who goes to the hospital for treatment of a scorpion or snake bite, instead of ruqyah with salted water and the two surahs of seeking refuge (Al-Mu'awwidhatayn), considered a disbeliever or one who believes that guidance other than that of the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, is better than his guidance?
Can a devout believer be afflicted with madness? Does a person's madness indicate weakness in their faith? What are the detailed steps for self-exorcism (Ruqyah Shariah) for self-treatment without needing to go to a Sheikh?
What is the ruling on studying medicine in departments of applied medical sciences, such as physical therapy, speech and hearing disorders, and nutrition, with the aim of serving humanity and alleviating the suffering of patients?
What is the ruling on the money a doctor earns if he is unable to cure a patient, but prescribes medication for him, or if the patient recovers naturally?
Is it permissible for foreign (non-mahram) men to examine women’s 'awrah (private parts) in operating rooms for Cesarean sections, and is this considered a legal necessity, especially with the prevalence of Cesarean sections and the mixing in operating rooms?
Is the husband obligated to compensate his first wife for the days he spent with his second wife in America, given that he traveled for his father's medical treatment, and the second wife traveled with her own money, while the first wife was unable to travel due to lack of funds?
Is Islam an environment that repels scholars, and can the misconception that Islamic civilization advanced by distancing itself from religion, and that Muslim scholars were corrupt in their creed or far from Islam, be refuted?
Are the transactions related to the illness fund, which deducts a fixed monthly amount from a worker's salary for the purpose of reimbursing varying percentages of medication and treatment expenses, permissible or forbidden?
What is the ruling on manufacturing and selling anal suppositories for women that increase the weight of the lower body, and are used for the purpose of weight gain, not primarily for treatment, given their natural ingredients and the possibility of a poisonous herb among them?
What is the ruling on using alcohol as a solvent in the manufacture of dietary supplements and vitamin pills, knowing that the quantities used are very small and it is unknown whether they cause intoxication or not?
What is the ruling on eating in the presence of someone who suffers from constant flatulence if it is known that this might increase their gas, and should they reduce their food intake or eat only one meal a day, making it after the 'Isha prayer?