Who are those who will enter Paradise without being reckoned?
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Question:
This is a questioner for the program who says: Who are those who will enter Paradise without being reckoned? Are those who do not seek ruqyah (healing by Qur'anic recitation) and do not perform cauterization the ones who enter Paradise?
I ask for clarification on this, may you be rewarded.
Answer:
Whoever is upright in his religion, fulfills what Allah has made obligatory upon him, and leaves what Allah has forbidden, will enter [Paradise] without reckoning or punishment. Among them are the seventy thousand who do not seek ruqyah, do not perform cauterization, and do not take omens, but rely upon their Lord. They left taking omens because it is forbidden, and they left cauterization and ruqyah as a recommended practice, because the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) mentioned that these are among the characteristics of the seventy thousand. So if one leaves cauterization and uses another medicine, there is no harm.
The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: And some of his Companions performed cauterization. So if one leaves cauterization, that is better, if another medicine is available. Otherwise, there is no harm in cauterization, and it does not prevent him from being among the seventy thousand, because the seventy thousand are those who were upright in the religion of Allah, left the prohibitions of Allah, and fulfilled what Allah made obligatory.
And among their good characteristics is not seeking ruqyah, but seeking ruqyah does not prevent one from being among the seventy thousand. Seeking ruqyah is asking for healing by recitation, and if the need calls for it, there is no harm. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) ordered Aisha to seek ruqyah, and he ordered the mother of Ja'far's children to seek ruqyah for her children, so there is no blame in that. And if the need calls for cauterization, there is no harm in performing it, as he (peace and blessings be upon him) said: This indicates that there is no harm in cauterization, but leaving it is better if something else is available. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you and bless you.
This is a questioner for the program who says: Who are those who will enter Paradise without being reckoned? Are those who do not seek ruqyah (healing by Qur'anic recitation) and do not perform cauterization the ones who enter Paradise?
I ask for clarification on this, may you be rewarded.
Answer:
Whoever is upright in his religion, fulfills what Allah has made obligatory upon him, and leaves what Allah has forbidden, will enter [Paradise] without reckoning or punishment. Among them are the seventy thousand who do not seek ruqyah, do not perform cauterization, and do not take omens, but rely upon their Lord. They left taking omens because it is forbidden, and they left cauterization and ruqyah as a recommended practice, because the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) mentioned that these are among the characteristics of the seventy thousand. So if one leaves cauterization and uses another medicine, there is no harm.
The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said:
Healing is in three things: a cauterization with fire, a cut with a cupping vessel, and a drink of honey, and I do not like to be cauterized.
الشفاء في ثلاث: كية نار، وشرطة محجم، وشربة عسل، وما أحب أن أكتويAnd among their good characteristics is not seeking ruqyah, but seeking ruqyah does not prevent one from being among the seventy thousand. Seeking ruqyah is asking for healing by recitation, and if the need calls for it, there is no harm. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) ordered Aisha to seek ruqyah, and he ordered the mother of Ja'far's children to seek ruqyah for her children, so there is no blame in that. And if the need calls for cauterization, there is no harm in performing it, as he (peace and blessings be upon him) said:
Healing is in three things: a cauterization with fire, a cut with a cupping vessel, and a drink of honey.
الشفاء في ثلاث: كية نار، وشرطة محجم، وشربة عسلThe presenter: May Allah reward you and bless you.
Source
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