Is it permissible for a man suffering from severe schizophrenia to own a gold pocket watch, taking into account his health condition which fluctuates between lucidity and madness, and his strong desire for it, and what was mentioned previously that this is not permissible because it breaks the hearts of the poor, knowing that he resides in Sweden where there are no poor people whose hearts he would break, and that some scholars have refuted the argument of breaking the hearts of the poor, and is it permissible for him to buy it during moments of his madness and then sell it later?

The prohibition of gold for men is explicitly stated in the Prophetic Sunnah (definition). The reason for this prohibition is not solely to avoid hurting the feelings of the poor; rather, it also includes extravagance and arrogance. Meanwhile, it is permissible for women due to their need for adornment for their husbands.

If you bought it during a period of insanity, you are not obligated to sell it after recovering. Instead, you can gift it to a female relative, keep it for trade, or use it during periods of insanity. During insanity, there is no consciousness, and the hour may be lost.

If you are a seeker of knowledge striving for the highest ranks in Paradise and desiring piety, you should distance yourself from doubtful matters.