http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/-t1.htm Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:46:10 GMT 10 http://i75.servimg.com/u/f75/13/35/13/71/hijab10.jpg http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/-t1.htm http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/kidney-transplants-t273.htm Ithar Question: A freind of mine donated her kidney to her brother, who was suffering from kidney failure. She was told, however, that what she was doing was unlawful, unlawful because the body we have been given is a trust, and we will be asked about that trust on the Day of Judgement. Answer: If the docters that specialize in that field decided that she would not be harmed by the removal of her kidney, and if they believed that kidney to be of use to her brother, there is nothing wrong with ... Islamic Medicine Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:46:10 GMT http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/kidney-transplants-t273.htm#280 http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/kidney-transplants-t273.htm http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/is-it-allowed-for-a-muslim-to-have-a-blood-transfusion-from-a-disbeliever-t272.htm Ithar Question: What is the ruling on people donating blood for others, and what is the ruling if a non-Muslim donates his blood to the Muslims? Answer: Blood donated to the Muslims is allowed, whether the donor was a Muslim or a disbeliever - whether from the People of the Book, or an idol-worshipper - as long as no harm will result in the recipient and he is in need of it. Permanent Committee for Research and Verdicts Fatawa Islamiyah vol.8, p.230, DARUSSALAM Islamic Medicine Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:45:29 GMT http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/is-it-allowed-for-a-muslim-to-have-a-blood-transfusion-from-a-disbeliever-t272.htm#279 http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/is-it-allowed-for-a-muslim-to-have-a-blood-transfusion-from-a-disbeliever-t272.htm http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/the-ruling-on-using-perfumes-which-contain-a-certain-amount-of-alcohol-in-order-to-clean-wounds-t271.htm Ithar Question: Is the external use of perfumes and scents which contain a certain amount of alcohol permissible to clean wounds? Answer: The answer to this question requires clarification on two points: Firstly: Is Khamr unclean, or not? On this question, scholars have differed…most of them say that the alcohol is physically impure, meaning that if it is spilt on the clothing or the body, it must be purified. There are also among the scholars those who say that alcohol is not physically ... Islamic Medicine Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:44:53 GMT http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/the-ruling-on-using-perfumes-which-contain-a-certain-amount-of-alcohol-in-order-to-clean-wounds-t271.htm#278 http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/the-ruling-on-using-perfumes-which-contain-a-certain-amount-of-alcohol-in-order-to-clean-wounds-t271.htm http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/shaytaan-s-whispering-means-nothing-t270.htm Ithar Question: At times, Shaytaan whispers to me and asks: "Who created this?" He continues to ask similar questions until he says, "And who created Allaah Almighty?" What should I do about these suggestions of his? Answer: These evil whispers of his have no effect on you. The Prophet Salallaahu alayhi wa sallam said that Shaytaan comes to man and says, "Who created such and such?" until he says, "Who created Allaah?" Then the Messenger of Allaah Salallaahu ... Islamic Medicine Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:43:43 GMT http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/shaytaan-s-whispering-means-nothing-t270.htm#277 http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/shaytaan-s-whispering-means-nothing-t270.htm http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/nervous-disorders-t269.htm Ithar Question: A person I know is afflicted with a nervous disorder, one docter described as being chronic. His illness has caused him many problems: He shouts at his parents, he is not on speaking terms with his relatives, and he is constantly anxious, nervous, and afraid. Is this person excused because of his illness both for his actions and for compulsory deeds such as the prayer and the fast? What advice would you give to such a person? Answer: As long as he is sane, he is not exempted ... Islamic Medicine Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:43:05 GMT http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/nervous-disorders-t269.htm#276 http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/islamic-medicine-f32/nervous-disorders-t269.htm