Sistani's answer to the ruling touching Surah Al-Ikhlas in the category of 1000 dinars

Wednesday 5 September




Alsumaria News / Baghdad
The supreme religious authority Ali al-Sistani responded to the ruling on touching al-Ikhlas with a category of 1000 dinars.



Question: In the middle of the current Iraqi currency, the denomination (1000) dinars and the category (1) dinars previously surah al-Ikhlas and the Kufic line, what is the rule of touching it without light?

The answer is that it is not permissible to touch it.




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Posted on 2018-09-07 by sotaliraq
Sistani explains the legitimacy of touching the paper a thousand dinars without light




The supreme religious authority, Ali al-Sistani said that it is not permissible to touch the current Iraqi currency of the category of one thousand dinars and the previous one dinar category, without light, because it contains surah al-Ikhlas.




This came in response to a number of questions addressed to him by his followers on his own site.




In a question about touching the Iraqi currency, the religious authority said: "In the middle of the current Iraqi currency, the denomination of (1000) dinars and the category (1) dinars previously surah al-Ikhlas and Kufic, what is the rule of touching them without light ?, the answer was" Thousand dinars without light ".

One of the Sistani followers asked about the nurse's or nurse's contact with the patient: "Sometimes there is a need for direct contact, no nurse, or an embarrassing request, or is the nurse attached to the patient from the nurse?"

He replied: "If necessary for examination or treatment and stop direct touch, it is permissible to ask the question, but limited to the amount of necessity."

Another question was asked by the religious authority: "In hospitals, the nurses take the pulse, measure the blood pressure, heal the wound, and so on. Does the sick man refuse to touch the nurse for his body?"

The answer was, "He can ask for a nurse to do this work or ask the nurse to wear a glove or put a barrier like a handkerchief to prevent it from touching his body."

When asked Sistani, "What is the ruling to touch the doctor or a part of the body of the male patient in case of emergency without a hail? If it is haraam, what is expiation? He said: It is permissible, even if it is necessary, and there is no expiation for it even if it is haraam.

A fourth question was raised: "A Muslim nurse working in a medical clinic is forced to touch the bodies of men, Muslims and non-Muslims. Is it permissible for her to do so? Is there a difference between touching the body of a Muslim and touching the body of others? ", Sistani's answer was:" It is not permissible for a woman to touch the body of a foreigner, whether Muslim or other, unless there is a need to lift the sanctity. "

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