Q 3: We know a man who treats sick people using a method called the Arab medicine. I will relate to you what happened to me with him: I went to him when I was ill. He took me to a dark room and started to recite some Ayahs (Qur'anic verses) and mention the names of some righteous people. After that I heard the sound of a huge bird inside the room. I heard the sound of its wings without seeing it. Then, I heard a low voice calling my name and greeting me. I did not see anything but I felt a touch on my back during the examination and felt the pains of my severe disease. Then the same voice said to me, 'Keep remembering Allah and invoke Allah's blessings upon Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).' After the examination, the voice said to me, 'You suffer from such-and-such and I do not have its cure. You should consult the public health physician and stay at the hospital.' Then I went to the hospital and stayed (Part No. 1; Page No. 589) there and recovered by Allah's Will. This man has a vast experience in magic. There are some husbands who cannot consummate their marriage. Going to this man, he brings out some spells and throws them in front of the spellbound people who recover afterwards by Allah's Will.The question in this regard is: Is going to this man considered an act of Shirk (associating others with Allah in His Divinity or worship), taking into consideration that he does not take money for this?