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Question:Some doctors send their patients to certain laboratories for the sake of having a scan, sonar, etc., or to certain pharmacies on the basis of an agreement between them then they would pay money to the doctor to seduce him to send his patients to them, so what is the Sharia ruling in that?
Answer:In the name of Allah, the doctor may not ask the patient to get him the scan, x-ray, or sonar that is not necessary in the treatment, and he may not write to the patient a medicine that he does not need, and if he did that, he would be sinful and wasting Muslims money. And if the doctor does not exceed what is required by his knowledge, morals and religion in determining the examination or health medicine for the patient, there is nothing wrong with that. Allah knows best.
Question:There are two cases of gender transforming operations, whether it is transforming a male to a female, or vice versa. In the first case, the penis is removed, the vagina is constructed, and the castration and breast enlargement process. In the second case, mastectomy, constructing a male organ, and canceling the female reproductive system in varying degrees, and this is accompanied by psychological and hormonal treatment. These patients feel hatred of the sex they were born with as a result of various factors and most of them may be due to early periods in human life and improper education, and there is no ambiguity in determining their gender, whether in appearance or others at birth as incomplete hermaphrodite cases. Many of them perform a full role and get married and give birth to the condition that Allah Almighty created for them, then these patients have a feeling of transgressing which was suppressed by a desire to abandon their natural gender. What is your honorable opinion on this issue? What is the ruling in each of these cases?
Answer:In the name of Allah, it is not permissible to perform such operations. Allah knows best.
Question:I work in the medical field on the CT scan device at the Cancer Oncology Hospital to locate the tumor and this device is used to examine the male and female, knowing that I am a fresh trainee in this field and the staff I have with me is only a female doctor and sometimes it happens to travel or leave for the female doctor and it is only me who stays. In order to examine the sick female patient, she must be examined naked. Knowing that in some examination matters, I have to learn it as I am being a new trainee, and in order to learn it, the doctor will teach me with the patient, so is there a religious (Islamic rules) problem in my work? As I said, there is no staff other than me and the female doctor?
Answer:In the name of Allah, if you have to look at the body of the foreign female patient as you mentioned, then it is permissible for you with the needed amount, and you may not exceed that amount. Allah knows best.
Question:As long as every packet of cigarettes is written on it, "smoking is dangerous and harmful to health", and since the entire medical field admits its harmfulness to health, isn't this sufficient to prohibit cigarettes?
Answer:In the name of Allah, we have said our word long time ago, and it sums up as the following: If a person has become accustomed to smoking and forbidden by specialist doctors, he must quit and if doctors do not prevent him, he may continue. As for the non-accustomed person, it is not permissible for him to become accustomed. The writing on the boxes alone is not sufficient to prove the legal ruling. Allah knows best.
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