Does healing by a wali indicate his righteousness and that the treatment is prescribed?
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The questioner : The verse ... remains, for example ... going to a wali ... all ... ?
The Shaykh : ... The second answer, and often a Muslim patient is healed by a disbelieving doctor. Does this healing that occurred through the hand of the disbelieving doctor indicate that the disbeliever is righteous? The matter ... .
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : Yes?
The questioner : ... required ... .
The Shaykh : We are not saying that it is required or not required; we are saying that the occurrence of healing does not indicate that the one who was the cause of the healing is a prescribed and righteous matter. So, for example, it is said that treating with a substance is prescribed ... supplication to Allah (Mighty and Majestic) is prescribed, so this is supplication, but he supplicated and associated partners with Allah.
The Shaykh : ... place of earrings ... and the hand to above the ... is placed there what is called the damlaj.
The Shaykh : ... The second answer, and often a Muslim patient is healed by a disbelieving doctor. Does this healing that occurred through the hand of the disbelieving doctor indicate that the disbeliever is righteous? The matter ... .
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : Yes?
The questioner : ... required ... .
The Shaykh : We are not saying that it is required or not required; we are saying that the occurrence of healing does not indicate that the one who was the cause of the healing is a prescribed and righteous matter. So, for example, it is said that treating with a substance is prescribed ... supplication to Allah (Mighty and Majestic) is prescribed, so this is supplication, but he supplicated and associated partners with Allah.
The Shaykh : ... place of earrings ... and the hand to above the ... is placed there what is called the damlaj.