The Shaykh giving a measure to one of his students who asks the doctor about the complications of a wasp sting and the like.
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The Shaykh : And upon you be peace, and the mercy of Allah and His blessings.
The questioner: Welcome, our Shaykh.
The Shaykh: How is the doctor?
The questioner: Praise be to Allah, how is your health?
The Shaykh: Praise be to Allah, we are well. Tell me, has the ailment completely gone?
The questioner: Praise be to Allah, that is a favor from Allah.
The Shaykh: That is what we wish for. Here is our brother al-Khatib, who was stung by a: a wasp, as we say, recently. He wants to consult you, and may Allah reward you with good.
The questioner: At your service.
Another questioner : Peace be upon you and Allah's mercy.
The questioner : And upon you be peace and the mercy of Allah.
Another questioner: How is the doctor?
The questioner: Welcome and welcome.
Another questioner: Praise be to Allah for your safety.
The questioner: May Allah keep you well, if Allah wills?
Another questioner: I ask Allah to ward off the ailment from you, and we praise Allah.
The questioner: The one that stung you, is it a spider?
Another questioner: No, Doctor, it is not a bee.
The questioner: Do you know the yellow one?
Another questioner : The yellow one, may Allah bless you.
The questioner: No, we know this one, it is not harmful, if Allah wills.
Another questioner: It is not harmful?!
The questioner: Yes.
Another questioner: Now, Doctor, when it first stung me, of course, it was a severe sting with no apparent symptoms. In the evening, a slight swelling appeared on the finger. This morning, the finger and part of the palm swelled, and I have itching, and the place is hot, of course, hot!!
The questioner: Okay, what should I say: can you come to me after noon? I will give you some medicine from my own supply?!
Another questioner: May Allah reward you. I have a question before this: if it is left alone?!
The questioner: If it is left, it may go away on its own, hello.
Another questioner: Yes.
The questioner: It may go away on its own.
Another questioner: Yes.
The questioner: And it may get worse.
Another questioner: It may get worse, okay, what does that mean, let us say.
The questioner: There is a pharmacy, I can talk to the pharmacist, or if you like, I can give you medicine from my own supply.
Another questioner: May Allah be pleased with you, Doctor. My point is that if there is no fear of it, it can be left until it goes away, but if there are complications to be feared, then we resort to this!
The questioner: It is better that you come and take the treatment.
Another questioner: It is better, meaning?
The questioner : Yes, yes.
Another questioner: Okay, good, if Allah wills. I will try to send for you, if Allah wills. Another phone call.
The Shaykh: Ah, it seems it is not in his clinic because his voice is different.
The questioner : Yes.
The questioner: Welcome, our Shaykh.
The Shaykh: How is the doctor?
The questioner: Praise be to Allah, how is your health?
The Shaykh: Praise be to Allah, we are well. Tell me, has the ailment completely gone?
The questioner: Praise be to Allah, that is a favor from Allah.
The Shaykh: That is what we wish for. Here is our brother al-Khatib, who was stung by a: a wasp, as we say, recently. He wants to consult you, and may Allah reward you with good.
The questioner: At your service.
Another questioner : Peace be upon you and Allah's mercy.
The questioner : And upon you be peace and the mercy of Allah.
Another questioner: How is the doctor?
The questioner: Welcome and welcome.
Another questioner: Praise be to Allah for your safety.
The questioner: May Allah keep you well, if Allah wills?
Another questioner: I ask Allah to ward off the ailment from you, and we praise Allah.
The questioner: The one that stung you, is it a spider?
Another questioner: No, Doctor, it is not a bee.
The questioner: Do you know the yellow one?
Another questioner : The yellow one, may Allah bless you.
The questioner: No, we know this one, it is not harmful, if Allah wills.
Another questioner: It is not harmful?!
The questioner: Yes.
Another questioner: Now, Doctor, when it first stung me, of course, it was a severe sting with no apparent symptoms. In the evening, a slight swelling appeared on the finger. This morning, the finger and part of the palm swelled, and I have itching, and the place is hot, of course, hot!!
The questioner: Okay, what should I say: can you come to me after noon? I will give you some medicine from my own supply?!
Another questioner: May Allah reward you. I have a question before this: if it is left alone?!
The questioner: If it is left, it may go away on its own, hello.
Another questioner: Yes.
The questioner: It may go away on its own.
Another questioner: Yes.
The questioner: And it may get worse.
Another questioner: It may get worse, okay, what does that mean, let us say.
The questioner: There is a pharmacy, I can talk to the pharmacist, or if you like, I can give you medicine from my own supply.
Another questioner: May Allah be pleased with you, Doctor. My point is that if there is no fear of it, it can be left until it goes away, but if there are complications to be feared, then we resort to this!
The questioner: It is better that you come and take the treatment.
Another questioner: It is better, meaning?
The questioner : Yes, yes.
Another questioner: Okay, good, if Allah wills. I will try to send for you, if Allah wills. Another phone call.
The Shaykh: Ah, it seems it is not in his clinic because his voice is different.
The questioner : Yes.
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