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'Whoever quenches a believer of his thirst, Allah will quench him from the pure sealed wine [of Paradise].'

Imam Ali ibn Hussain Zayn al-'Abidin [as]

al-Kafi, v. 2, p. 201, no. 5

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Question : #398

Subject:	medical pills to help short term
Question:	If a person - for a temporary cure or killing pain - takes a medicine that significantly advances the time of death, what does Islam say about that?
Answer:	If it does precipitate the death, it is not a treatment. In any case, if it is free of any considerable, rational adverse effect, there is no problem in taking it for treating.

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