The ruling on one who goes to a healer using the Qur'an and it turns out he is a sorcerer
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Question:
The questioner Sa'd asks: What is the ruling on one who goes to one of the healers using the Qur'an, and then it turns out that this healer is a sorcerer and a false prophet, and this person did not know what expiation he owes?
Answer:
He must not return to him and should beware of him, as long as it is established that he is a sorcerer. He went to him with a good opinion of him, and he owes nothing in this matter because he did not do it intentionally. However, he should not go to him a second time, and he should advise people not to go to him. Yes.
The questioner Sa'd asks: What is the ruling on one who goes to one of the healers using the Qur'an, and then it turns out that this healer is a sorcerer and a false prophet, and this person did not know what expiation he owes?
Answer:
He must not return to him and should beware of him, as long as it is established that he is a sorcerer. He went to him with a good opinion of him, and he owes nothing in this matter because he did not do it intentionally. However, he should not go to him a second time, and he should advise people not to go to him. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/072 — archive.org (6:19)
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