The ruling on a Ruqyah practitioner demanding a fee and putting up a sign indicating his presence
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If a Ruqyah practitioner sets aside a specific time, then demands a specific amount from the one he performs Ruqyah for, and puts up a sign indicating his presence?
I am not aware of anything [prohibiting it], but if he is lenient, that is better. Otherwise, the Companions used to set conditions.
Q: But he demands a fee?
A: There is no harm in him demanding a fee, but he should be lenient and not be strict with people; because people need someone to perform Ruqyah for them.
Q: But is it from the Sunnah to put up a sign and indicate himself?
A: The matter is broad, if Allah wills; because people may need this.
I am not aware of anything [prohibiting it], but if he is lenient, that is better. Otherwise, the Companions used to set conditions.
Q: But he demands a fee?
A: There is no harm in him demanding a fee, but he should be lenient and not be strict with people; because people need someone to perform Ruqyah for them.
Q: But is it from the Sunnah to put up a sign and indicate himself?
A: The matter is broad, if Allah wills; because people may need this.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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