Explaining the Meaning of Istirqa'
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It is established in the hadith from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) that he said: (Seventy thousand will enter Paradise without reckoning or punishment, and then he mentioned that they do not seek ruqyah, do not apply cautery, and they place their trust in their Lord) Question: A person may have a brother, relative, or friend who is afflicted, and he asks for ruqyah for him, or cautery. Is this something that the scholars disliked?
No.
He is excluded, if the one who brought the ruqyah practitioner is not the patient, then it does not harm him, and he does not fall out of this description that he did not seek ruqyah.
The questioner: Is it not seeking ruqyah?Answer: No, he did not seek it; his friend, brother, or relative brought it without him asking for it, and without him preventing it, so he did not seek it and did not prevent it, so he does not fall out of this description that he did not seek ruqyah.
No.
He is excluded, if the one who brought the ruqyah practitioner is not the patient, then it does not harm him, and he does not fall out of this description that he did not seek ruqyah.
The questioner: Is it not seeking ruqyah?Answer: No, he did not seek it; his friend, brother, or relative brought it without him asking for it, and without him preventing it, so he did not seek it and did not prevent it, so he does not fall out of this description that he did not seek ruqyah.