قال ابن قيم الجوزية رحمه الله:"وليس طِبُّهُ صلى الله عليه وسلم كطبِّ الأطباء، فإن طبَّ النبيِّ صلى الله عليه وسلم مُتيقَّنٌ قطعيٌّ إلهيٌّ، صادرٌ عن الوحي، ومشكاة النبوَّة، وكمالِ العقل.
وطبُّ غيره أكثرُه حَدْسٌ وظنونٌ، وتجاربٌ.
ولا يُنْكَرُ عدمُ انتفاع كثيرٍ من المرضى بطبِّ النبوة؛ فإنَّه إنما ينتفعُ به مَن تلقاهُ بالقبول واعتقادِ الشِّفاء به، وكمال التلقِّي له بالإيمان والإذعان".
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What is the medicine of the Prophet (PBUH)? What does Islam say about medicine and cures? Does Islam provide cures for common ailments and prevention of diseases?
Medicine in Islam carries a history of enquiry, innovation, and change. Through and through, the search for knowledge occupies an esteemed place in the Islamic worldview. This notion, combined with the universal need to preserve and restore health, has therefore invigorated the development of the science of medicine since the early centuries of Islam by leaps and bounds.
All over the Islamic world, physicians, scientists and philosophers alike have sustained the wealth of medicinal knowledge with their incalculable contributions.
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