When “Ruqyah First” Becomes a Delay in Treatment Sample

There is no contradiction between taking the religious means and the medical ones. The trouble starts when one is offered as a substitute for the other.

Hesham1 min readIntermediate

Clinics see a great many people who arrive after months of attempts that were not wrong in themselves, but were taken instead of a diagnosis rather than alongside one.

The problem is not ruqyah. It is the sequence. When a medical assessment is put off for a full year, the condition has moved on, and the window for early intervention has closed.

The coherent position is to take both means together, and to leave the physician what falls to the physician — without that being understood as conceding anything.

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