The ruling on using pharmacy medication without showing it to a doctor
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Question:
The questioner says: My father was suffering from partial paralysis, and he could not sleep because of the severity of the illness. He was prescribed a colored medication from the pharmacy, and he said to me, “O pharmacist, show this medication to the doctor,” but I did not show it to him. Is there any sin on me for that?
Answer:
Yes, you made a mistake, because it may not be the medication the doctor prescribed, and this could harm you. You must consult the doctor about it to be sure. Yes.
The questioner says: My father was suffering from partial paralysis, and he could not sleep because of the severity of the illness. He was prescribed a colored medication from the pharmacy, and he said to me, “O pharmacist, show this medication to the doctor,” but I did not show it to him. Is there any sin on me for that?
Answer:
Yes, you made a mistake, because it may not be the medication the doctor prescribed, and this could harm you. You must consult the doctor about it to be sure. Yes.
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