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What is the Muslim spiritual perspective on healing?

I am studying to be a counselor and am trying to learn how people of other religions approach to healing and health care. I appreciate any help you can provide regarding these issues. How people of the Muslim faith healing approach to illness? What are the critical components for healing (meditation, prayer, etc)? The same applies for advice and treatment of addictions? Is there anything that would be important for a provider of health care of a different faith to know? What is the perception of health professionals from different religions who put their beliefs aside to putting patients first needed?

Hello, I am not expert but a few short sentences can help get the idea. All healing comes from God ….. Prophet Muhammad that God never sends a distress FOR WHICH THERE IS NO CURE ……. PROPHET MUHAMMAD NOT have a load of soul put into it more than you can handle …… Quran when you need ASK THE EXPERTS (in this case the doctor )……. PROPHET MUHAMMAD SANA PRAYER … … PROPHET MUHAMMAD If you use the word Allah instead of God's word to their Muslim patients respond better. The word Allah is actually a sentence. to + lah, where al = la = Allah and divine. So Allah means The Divine. The word is unique because it has no gender, and plurality are not. What is what God really is … neither male nor female, and just about everything one and only one! SHOULD ANY OF THE FOREGOING MAKE ANY ANY WITNESS put aside their beliefs personal when dealing with their patients Hope this helps

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