Is it permissible for a Muslim


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Q 8: Someone provides people with free treatment seeking the reward of Allah. Is it permissible for them to do so for Kafirs (disbelievers) and Christians, or should such free treatment only be offered to Muslims?


A: It is permissible that such kind acts be directed to Muslims and non-combative Kafirs.


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Herbal treatment and its wage

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A woman donating her womb

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