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The Quran and its SciencesView›Answers: 131Subcategories: 3
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Fiqh of the familyView›Answers: 111Subcategories: 18
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Psychological and Social ProblemsView›Answers: 272Subcategories: 2
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Islamic history and biographyView›Answers: 67Subcategories: 3
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Pedagogy education and upbringingView›Answers: 13Subcategories: 2
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Medicine and medical treatments
Does the Quran Cure all Illnesses?
The Quran is complete healing for all spiritual (mental) and physical diseases, and all ailments in this world and the Hereafter. If the sick person seeks treatment in the Quran in the proper manner, and applies it to his illness with sincerity and faith, and complete acceptance, and firm belief, fulfilling the necessary conditions, the illness will never resist it.18,286Prohibited Medicines in Islam
1- It is prohibited to treat sickness with things that are completely forbidden or impure such as treating sickness with Khamr. 2- If medicine is mixed with intoxicants and the amount of intoxicant is small, a number of scholars have ruled that it is permissible to take this type of medicine. if the amount of the intoxicating substance is large, it is not permissible to dispense the medicine to the patient. 3- If something that is prohibited has lost the characteristics because of which it was prohibited, it is permissible to take that medicine and it is permissible to prescribe it for patients. But if the trace of the prohibited substance is still there, it is not permissible to prescribe it or use it to treat sickness.16,384Ruling on treating patches in the beard
3,240Is Alcohol in Food and Cosmetics Haram?
If the effect of alcohol in medicine and food is clear, it is haram to add it and it is haram to use these foods and medicines, whether they are eaten or drunk. If it has no effect when added to these foods and medicines, it is permissible to use them and eat or drink them.26,613Is the composition of water changed when Qur’an is recited over it?
5,051What must the doctor do if the patient dies during surgery?
4,971Ruling on using creams to make the colour of the skin all the same in the case of vitiligo
2,867Ruling on using vaginal dilators to treat vaginismus and allow intercourse
8,347What is the ruling on internship doctors attending medical conferences affiliated with pharmaceutical companies?
2,644Ruling on giving medicine to the patient without his knowledge
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