Q: I am suffering from alopecia (hair loss condition) there's this one treatment I could do which is called scalp micropigmentation, it involves tattooing of the head making it look like a shaved head. Is this permissible in Islam
Q: If a woman is ill, is it permissible for her to go to a male doctor for treatment? If permissible, then can she expose her body before the male doctor?
Q: I would like to know if my doctor is a Jew, can I continue going to him?
Q: I would like ruling regarding if stem cell and cord blood banking is halaal?
Q: Please comment on the various types of healing therapies women are being introduced to (Aafia Energy & Emotional therapy, Reiki & Body Talk).
Q: I am a woman. I have sluggish blood circulation problem and severe anemia leading to weak heart and CHD. I do not wish to take the allopathic treatment which eventually leads to operations. I have been advised to take body massage as alternative. Can I go for massages by a hindu ayurvedic lady doctor. I am a married woman with grown up children.
Q: I have sluggish blood circulation problem and severe anemia leading to weak heart and CHD. I do not wish to take the allopathic treatment which only eventually leads to operations. I have been advised to take body massage as alternative. Can I take massage by ayurvedic lady doctor? I am married with grown up children.
Q: Is the concept and belief in Chakra or the body's energy points acceptable in Islam especially when applied in namaaz ie. sajdah? This is flaunted nowadays by radio station presenters as a benefit to get rid of negative energy.
Q: I asked about EHT or EFT, but what about this Aafiya healing that this guy from UK is teaching. Also uses energies and quraan ayaats and it's a BID healing practice?
Q: Your fatwa response on body talk an reiki is noted however the problem we here is Azaadville have a bigger issue having to deal with the influence of EFT, which is promoted by an Aalimah, and has changed it to EHT to make it more islamic, however basic processes included Allah awareness but is still based on EFT and its practices, so if it is promoted by an Aalimah how do we convince people its a non-islamic practice? Also she says she has approval from some mufti in PMB yet no local muftis besides that approve body talk. What is sad is that most Aalimahs attend and approve her courses, so how do we get messages out or prevent people from being misled?