Sorcerers who perform ruqyah (healing by Qur'anic recitation) on people with talismans and claim to have treated individuals with unknown internal diseases?

Question:
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. What about those who go to sorcerers who claim to perform ruqyah on people with talismans and nonsense? They argue that there are people who have been paralyzed for many years, and there are those with unknown internal diseases, and these conditions disappeared after they went to these sorcerers. How do we respond to them?

Answer:
I think the questioner did not attend the previous sessions, or at the beginning of this book, it was stated that the achievement of the desired outcome and the fulfillment of the purpose is not evidence of permissibility. It may be a form of misguidance (istidraj) from Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He. Many people who invoke the dead and visit shrines achieve their objectives. Is this evidence that worshipping other than Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, is permissible? No. This is a matter of misguidance. Or it may be that it coincided with the divine decree and destiny (qada' wa qadar) that Allah granted you this thing at this time and decreed it for you, so you think it came from the dead.
The bottom line is that the achievement of the desired outcome never indicates permissibility. Yes.