Is the Prophet’s (peace and blessings be upon him) speech in medicine from revelation?
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Question:
Some scholars say that his (peace and blessings be upon him) statements in medicine are based on human experience and do not possess infallibility?
Answer:
What he states with certainty, like his other statements, such as his saying:Sunan Ibn Majah 3468Sahih (Darussalam), this is a truth he stated with certainty, and what he states with certainty is from revelation...
As for if he said: "It was said to me," or "Perhaps it is such and such," and he did not state it with certainty, or if he did such and such, perhaps it would be such and such; that is possible.
Some scholars say that his (peace and blessings be upon him) statements in medicine are based on human experience and do not possess infallibility?
Answer:
What he states with certainty, like his other statements, such as his saying:
for it contains seven cures
فإنَّ فيه سبعة أشفيةAs for if he said: "It was said to me," or "Perhaps it is such and such," and he did not state it with certainty, or if he did such and such, perhaps it would be such and such; that is possible.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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