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    Healing Belongs to Allaah
    Shaykh Abdul-Muhsin Al-Qaasim
    MADINAH - Rabee'uth-Thaanee 10, 1423 (June 21, 2002)

    All praise is due to Allaah, Lord of the worlds. May peace and blessings be upon the Messenger of Allaah, his household and companions.

    Fellow Muslims! This world is an abode of trials in which no man is safe from an illness that disrupts his life or weakens him. Afflictions are however a blessing; for our Lord showers mercy through trials and tries some with blessings. Bitterness of this world for the believer is the real sweetness of the Hereafter for him. Many a blessing given to a man has been a source of his illness and many a deprived person has been healed through his depravity.

    Allaah says,
    "It may be that you dislike a thing which is good for you and you like a thing which is bad for you. Allaah knows but you do not know."

    (Al-Baqarah 2:216)


    Affliction is a sign of Allah's love and the way to Paradise. The Prophet said, "Great reward goes with great affliction and when Allaah loves a people, He tries them. Whoever shows contentedness among them will earn the pleasure of Allaah and whoever becomes angry earns the anger of Allaah." (At-Tirmidhee)

    Good health is one of the greatest blessings of Allaah. The Prophet said, "There are two blessings of which many people get deceived: good health and free time." (Al-Bukhaaree)

    Good health is one of the things that man will be called to account for on the Day of Resurrection. The Messenger of Allaah said, "The first thing that man will be asked of on the Day of Resurrection is, 'Had I not given you health in your body and quenched your thirst with cold water?' " (At-Tirmidhee)

    One of the most severe tests is to deprive a man of his health. The best individuals among men have been afflicted with diseases. Ibn Mas'ood entered upon the Messenger of Allaah, while he was suffering from an illness and he said, "O Messenger of Allaah, you are seriously suffering from an illness". The Prophet said, "Yes, I am suffering from an illness as two men among you would do." (Al-Bukhaaree and Muslim). Prophet Ayyoob was also overwhelmed with disease for years.
    Brethren in Faith! Suffering illness exalts one's degree and erases one's sins. The Messenger of Allaah said, "No Muslim is afflicted with a disease or other affliction except that his sins are removed from him as leaves fall of a tree." (Al-Bukhaaree and Muslim). The sick person will have the reward of what he used to do when he was healthy, written for him in his sickness even if he does not do them. It is during the illness that a believer increases in eemaan, dependence on Allaah and having good opinion of Him. It is also the healing for heart diseases like arrogance, haughtiness, heedlessness and self-deception. The guided Muslim learns lessons from trial of his time, for all afflictions that is not in one's religion is well-being.

    The sign of Allaah in the creation of man has been known to a lot of doctors. Allaah says,

    "And (there are signs) also in your own selves. Will you not then see?"

    (Adh-Dhaariyaat 51:21)


    The greatness of Allaah's creature has astounded the wise men. Allaah says,

    "Verily, We have created man in the best form."

    (At-Teen 95:4)


    It is the marvelousness of this creation that calls non-Muslims to Islaam and increases the eemaan of the believer. Let the doctor then take his job as an act of worship by reflecting on the blessings of Allaah. Let him be a propagator of this religion by what manifests to him of the greatness and perfection of Allaah's creation.
    O doctor, be conscious of Allah in all that you say and do. For your word is taken as far as diseases are concerned and your opinion is followed. The sick person is afflicted by Allaah for a wisdom by which He wants to exalt him and purify him. Do not therefore disdain him because of his illness. If a doctor behaves arrogantly with his knowledge, Allaah will relegate him. It is wise for him to say about things of which he has no knowledge, "I do not know". For there are some diseases the cure of which Allaah has removed its knowledge. Be gentle with the patient and do not feel inconvenienced with his complaints or rudeness. Give the patient good tiding that he will soon be alright, for Allaah loves optimism.

    The Muslim doctor should be sincere in his work; for it is by sincerity that ones work is blessed . He should endeavour to know the new things in his profession for the service Islaam and Muslims without neglecting any of all that the Sharee'ah teaches. He should believe in the existence of magic and its effect. He should not deny the existence of jinn and their mixing with man. He should believe in the existence of evil eye and that if anything could overtake the pre-decree, the evil eye would have done so.

    The Muslim doctor is entrusted with the secrets of the patients. Let him protect that and not reveal it and let him treat them with compassion and kindness.

    Fellow Muslims! No one cures but Allaah and no one removes afflictions but Allaah. The medicine and the doctor are only means by which Allaah facilitates the healing. Therefore, make use of the means and use only lawful medications. Do not have total reliance on the doctor for none is capable of causing you any harm or benefit except Allaah. Put your trust in Allaah and submit your affairs to Him, for He is the One Who brings benefit and causes harm. Know that if the whole nation are to be gathered in order to benefit or harm you, they can not do any benefit or harm to you except only by which Allaah has decreed for you. The most useful medicine is however total reliance on Allaah, taking refuge with Him and having good opinion of Him.

    Seeking medication with the Qur'aan and invocations narrated in the Sunnah are the best healing for disease, so is sincere and humble supplication with certainty of faith. Doing a lot of alms giving is also one of the best medications. There are in this world some certain and divine medications that emanated from the Prophet: Pressed dates of Al-Madeenah. It prevents the effects of poison and magic spell. The Messenger of Allaah said, "Whoever eats every morning seven 'ajwah dates, no poison or magic spell will harm such a person." (Muslim)

    Water is also a medication for fever. The Prophet said, "Fever is of the fragrance of the Fire, so douse it with water." (Al-Bukhaaree and Muslim). Also, nothing like honey in meaning has been created for us. Cupping is also one of the best methods of healing. The Messenger of Allaah said, "The best of what you treat yourselves with, is cupping". (Bukhaaree and Muslim)

    The black seed is also a cure from all diseases. The prophet said, "Make use of the black seed for in it is a cure for all diseases."
    There are however some diseases that cannot be cured except with the Qur'aan and the Prophetic invocations. They are used for, untying a magic spell and expulsion of evil spirits.

    Muslims also possess blessed water that is the noblest of all waters and the highest in esteem. It is Zamzam water that springs from the blessed land in the sacred House of Allaah. It is a kind of food and cure. These are the curing prophetic medications from which those who accept them and believe in their curing effects benefit.

    Brethren in Faith! A lot of Istighfaar (seeking for forgiveness) removes diseases and reduces their effects. Allaah says,

    "Ask forgiveness of your Lord and then repent to Him, He will send you (from the sky) abundant rain and add strength to your strength. So do not turn away as criminals."

    (Hood 11:52)

    Sins close doors of knowledge. Islaam has forbidden being in seclusion with a strange woman for the purpose of medical examinations and the like. Muslims should therefore follow the injunction Islaam in everywhere. Mingling of male and female workers in medical institutions weakens knowledge and removes the blessing of medication. It is also one of the causes of keeping one away from Allaah and from healing. The Messenger of Allaah said, "I have not left after me for men a trial that is greater than women". Conversely, obeying Allaah opens doors of knowledge, spiritual upliftment and perfection of deeds. The patients as well as medical personnel should move closer to Allaah for removal of the afflictions; for when the trials becomes severe, none removes them but Allaah. Keeping away from Allaah and disobeying Him in times of bliss are among the causes of misery.

    Fellow Muslims! Of the firmness and completeness of faith is to persevere and be contented with what has been decreed. Be contented, dear patient with what Allaah has portioned out for you. Have patience of the willing noble servant of Allaah, for the end of patience is good. Allaah says,

    "And if you endure patiently, verily, it is better for the patient ones."

    (An-Nahl 16:126)


    Whoever perseveres and is contented, Allaah will keep for him what is greater. Remember also that, what Allaah afflicted you with is only to purify and elevate you and that, what Allaah endows you with of favours are manifolds of what He takes from you. Showing anguish does not cure the illness but aggravates it. If you are afflicted with disease, praise Allaah that you were not afflicted with more than that. Supplicate to your Lord in seclusion and do not forget the remembrance of Allaah as a way of thanking Him for His abundant gifts. No situation is uglier than when man repents to Allaah in affliction and then becomes a sinner during time of bliss.

    When you start recovering from your illness, know the estimation of Allaah's blessing on you, hold on to good relationship with your Lord and be always conscious of Him in times of bliss; He will know you in your times of hardship.

    Make a sincere repentance to Allaah and learn lessons from vicissitudes of time. Beware of satanic ways like having bad opinion of Allaah, getting annoyed and showing anguish, for Allaah is always All-Compassionate with His slaves and He is the One that removes calamities and hears the agony of the sorrowful. He says,

    "If Allaah touches you with harm, none can remove it but He and if He touches you with good, then He is able to do all things."

    (Al-An'aam 6:17)


    Fellow Muslims! One of the best ways by which man treats his illness is to search his heart, to reform it and to strengthen his soul by relying on Allaah, seeking refuge with him, humbling himself before Him, giving alms, invoking Allaah, returning to Him in repentance, doing good to people, aiding the wronged and relieving the distressed. Ibn al-Qayyim said, "May Allaah have mercy on these medications. Many nations have tried it regardless of their religions and beliefs and found it to be very effective in healing what the doctors could not heal. And we and others have also tried these things on many occasions and found that they achieved what physical medications could not achieve".
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    A brilliant sermon,
    JazakAllah
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    a really gOod serMoN Lol
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    Re: ^..heAlinG bel0ngs to Allah..^

    Before I became Muslim when I first started searching for spiritual truth I started practicing qi gong, a Chinese health system. It has it's mystical side because in qi gong we try to become aware of the bio-electric currents. The energy has been proven to exist but it is unseen.

    Is it okay to facilitate hands on healings using this energy? I haven't tried since I became Muslim because I don't want to use Jinn's energy and I don't know if it's lawful or not.

    I've had three successful major healings (by Allahs will of course), each time I did it before I would pray to God (I called Allah God before) the whole time through and often I would feel intense heat. Heat is normal with qigong but during the healings this energy increased.

    I'm trying to figure out how I could work in qi gong into an islamic life... is it possible? I know of one person from IslamiOnline.net that answers questions people email I don't think s/he is a scholar but s/he has a qigong school.

    The article was great I didn't know we could do all those things! If for example my friend is sinning, how would I know he needs an "exorcism?" Who can do these things? Should I find an Imam in my area to help an afflicted person?

    Where can I study more about Islam and healing? I've always wanted to be a healer.
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