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Medicine and medical treatments
Ruling on hair transplants if the follicles are taken from someone else
SaveIs Medical Marijuana Prohibited in Islam?
While marijuana is generally prohibited in Islam due to its intoxicating effects and potential harm, its use for medical purposes may be permissible under strict conditions. These include necessity, medical certification of its benefits, and the absence of viable alternatives.SaveThe dentist drilled too far in a root canal and damaged the nerve
SaveShould she stop psychiatric treatment and only use ruqyah shar‘iyyah even if the condition worsens?
SaveTreating cracks in the feet with tattoos
SaveShe is suffering from obesity; is there a shar‘i remedy for that?
SaveRuling on using a contraceptive implant
SaveCosmetic surgery for the breasts
SaveWhen is it permissible for a doctor to prescribe narcotic medicines, medicines that cause intoxication and medicines that contain gelatin?
Conclusion: There is nothing wrong with you studying medicine and working as a doctor, whilst taking precautions to avoid matters concerning which there are shar‘i reservations. In fact, studying medicine is a beneficial field of knowledge, by means of which one may benefit and help people.SaveFacts about schizophrenia; is the sufferer still accountable?
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