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Diseases,Medicines,Treatment |
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Fatwa By : |
Al-Lu’lu al-Makeen min Fataawaa Ibn Jibreen, p. 23 |
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English |
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Islam Q&A |
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13/09/2013 |
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As you know, many people are suffering from diseases for which they cannot find medical treatment, so they turn to the Book of Allah and the scholars and some pious and righteous people who have memorized the Book of Allah, so that they can recite ruqyah as prescribed by shariah to treat them. The site of women’s pain may be in their heads, chests, arms or legs – is it permissible for them to uncover these places so that they may be read over in cases of necessity? What are the limits within which women may uncover when Quran is read over them for this purpose?
Praise be to Allah.
It is Sunnah to learn ruqyah as prescribed in shariah, seeking to benefit the Muslims and treat these chronic diseases, because the Book of Allah is a beneficial healing. But it is not permissible for a non-mahram man to touch any part of a woman’s body when doing ruqyah, and it is not permissible for her to uncover any part of her body such as her chest, neck, etc. He should recite over her even if she is covered, and this will be of benefit no matter where the pain is. It is also Sunnah for some of the sisters who can read Quran to be taught how to do ruqyah so that they can use it to help modest women. And Allah knows best.
Al-Lu’lu al-Makeen min Fatawa Ibn Jibrin, p. 23 |
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