If a doctor is called to treat a patient in his home and he makes an excuse, does he sin? Knowing that this may be in a village where there are disturbances for the doctor at night
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The questioner : My Shaykh, here, if a doctor is called to a patient to treat him in his home and he makes an excuse, does he sin? Knowing that this may be in a village where there are disturbances for the doctor at night and day, and for simple medical conditions. He describes his situation, saying: He is in a village and may be called to a neighboring village, so traveling to that village involves disturbances from some people, and the illness is not that serious illness that is, well, dangerous.
The Shaykh : No ... there is [a ruling].
The questioner : Yes, so does he sin in making an excuse?
The Shaykh: No.
The questioner : He does not commit a sin.
The Shaykh : No ... there is [a ruling].
The questioner : Yes, so does he sin in making an excuse?
The Shaykh: No.
The questioner : He does not commit a sin.
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