“o servants of Allah! Seek treatment
for. Allah did not create a disease without creating a cure, therefore except
one disease (which is) death.” At-Tirmizy, Al-Hakim, and Ibn Khuzaimah
considered it to be an authentic hadith. In another narration he said, ‘Except
As-Sa’am’’ which is death.
“There is a remedy for every disease
and when the remedy is applied to the disease it is cured with the permission
of ALLAH/ the Exalted”. Recorded by Muslim.
“Verily, Allah made the disease and
the cure, and he made for each disease a cure. So, seek treatment but do not
seek it with unlawful (matters).’’ Recorded by Abu Dawud.
“It is among the destiny of Allah,
the Exalted.” Recorded by Ibn Maja.
“Healing is in three things: a gulp
of honey, cupping, and branding with fire (cauterizing). But I forbid my nation
from cauterizing.” (Authentic Hadith)
“The best thing you can seek for
treatment is cupping.” Al-Albany remarked on his hadith in Ash-Shama’il.
“The best thing you can seek for
treatment is cupping and phlebotomy.” In another hadith,
“Healing is in three things: a gulp
of honey, cupping, and branding with fire (cauterizing). But I forbid my nation
from cauterizing.” Recorded by Al-Bukhary, At-Tibb, vol, 10, hadith no 5680.
“If there is any healing in your
medicines, then it is in cupping, a gulp of honey or branding with fire
(cauterization) that suits the ailment, but I don’t like to be (cauterized)
branded with fire.” Recorded by Al-Bukhary.
“Whenever I passed by a group of
angels, on my night journey, they said, O Muhammad! Order your people to
practice cupping.” Recorded in Sahih Al-Jami, hadith no 5671.
“pass by a group of angels but they
ordered him to order his nation of cupping.”
Good strange hadith, At-Tibb, hadith no 1977.
“Verily, cupping is among your best
remedies.” (hadith no 19340) he also
recorded his saying,
“This is among the best people ever
sought treatment with” (Al-Basriyyin, hadith no 19237, authentic hadith)
“None ever complained to the
Messenger of Allah (Peace be upon him) of a headache but he told him to get
himself cupped, or of a pain in his legs but he told him to dye them (with
henna).” Recorded by Dawud, Al-Tibb. This hadith is accepted concerning the
text-related appendages. Al-Hakim considered it to be authentic in
Al-Mustadrak, vol 4, hadith no, 206.
“If it is anything (that heals), then
it is in cupping, black cumin, a gulp of honey or branding with fire
(cauterization) that suits the ailment, but I don’t like to be cauterized.”
Recorded by Ibn Jarir and Al-Hakim in Al-Mustadrak. He considered it to be
authentic, vol. 4, hadith no.209, and the text has authentic books.
“If there is healing, then it is in
cupping, a gulp of honey or branding with fire (cauterization) that pains, but
I don’t like to be cauterized.” Recorded by Ahmad and At-Tabarany. The
narrators are those of authentic books except suwaid bin Qais who is trusted.
“Whoever spilt this (bad) blood will
not suffer if he did not apply any medical treatment for any disease.” Recorded
by Ibn Majah and it has appendages in the hadith narrated by Abdur-Rahman bin
Khalid. Recorded by Ibn Sa’ad (vol. 1, hadith no. 446); At-Tabarany in
Al-Kabir, Ibn As-Sakan, and by Ibn Jarir in Tahzib Al-Athar. The hadith is good
with the will of Allah.
“If there is anything in what you use
for healing that suits or seeks (treating) the disease, then it is in cupping.”
Recorded by Ibn Jarir in Tahzib Al-Athar and its men are trusted.
“O Muhammad! Practice cupping.”
Recorded in Sahih Al-Jami no. 5672.
“The best medicines you may treat
yourselves with are cupping and sea incense.’ He added, ‘Do not torture your
boys by treating tonsillitis by pressing the tonsils or the palate with the finger
but use incense.” Recorded by Al-Bukhary, At-Tibb, hadith no. 5263 and by
Muslim.