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**jarsbars** · 09-03-2012, 11:21 PM

Br. I think you are drifting from the issue. We have all accepted and established that healing and cure ONLY comes from Allah. But Allah is not sitting there to physically remove ailment for you.. That is not befitting his devinity..He merely wills and it is. He creates means and Asbaab. These healers are a means of that cure.

Does tylonol or asprin cures headache? Yes its does. Allah makes it so. But we muslims are not saying that the pill is the origin of the cure..

Spiritual healing is a valid field within Islam, also practiced by none other but Rasulullah

. The methods used would differ.. ruqiya, recitation, wazaif.. etc.. As long as the method does not include anything contrary to shariah, it will be permissible.

Now discuss from hereforth.. dont keep siting on the same thing, on and on..

09-03-2012, 11:21 PM	#20
jarsbars Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 375 Senior Member	Br. I think you are drifting from the issue. We have all accepted and established that healing and cure ONLY comes from Allah. But Allah is not sitting there to physically remove ailment for you.. That is not befitting his devinity..He merely wills and it is. He creates means and Asbaab. These healers are a means of that cure. Does tylonol or asprin cures headache? Yes its does. Allah makes it so. But we muslims are not saying that the pill is the origin of the cure.. Spiritual healing is a valid field within Islam, also practiced by none other but Rasulullah . The methods used would differ.. ruqiya, recitation, wazaif.. etc.. As long as the method does not include anything contrary to shariah, it will be permissible. Now discuss from hereforth.. dont keep siting on the same thing, on and on..
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