I need knowledge on this topic... Empiree

This issue has caused a lot of argument among Alfas and even great scholars. If u need more information here (nairaland).search for the topic what does islam says about using herbs,root,black soaps etc for problem a lot was posted on the tread.
Personally I think it is allowed in islam so far u did not cross some boundary.
Op are u very good in using hantu?

I don't know why these are issues in 21st century after men of great knowledge have utilized them. These things are perfectly allowed in Islam. If you say no, then it's bida'a to go to orthodox hospital or use orthodox medicines as well.

You have to understand that Islam encompasses all aspects of life including medicines. These stuff you mentioned are under Islamic edification, so long as they are used properly. Misusing them constitute "malpractice" not bida'a.

Likewise, if you question "black soap", you should as well question Lux, Imperial leather etc.

Those who criticize these things only impede broad exploitation of knowledge of the religion. Their excuse is "prophet didn't practice it. Sahaba didnt practice it. Therefore, anything not practiced by the prophet and sahaba is bida'a or haram". This view of theirs is shamefully ridiculous. Why should the prophet(SAW) and sahaba(RTA) use these stuff when he himself is barakat to himself and his sahaba?.

Prophet Muhammad is the biography of Islam. sahbahs follow his teachings. saying Prophet Muhammad and his sahbahs are blessed by Allah that's why they didn't do certain things is just an excuse or a rational thinking... don't forget islam is a set of laid down rules to follow NOT a religion of guess or assumption

Alhamdulillah

Some writings in the Hantu are not actually Qur'anic verses. There are cases of writings related to Jinns used in "Hantu" thereby opening the way to shirk and sihr. Oor even Qur'anic verses mixed with gibberish, or Qura'anic verses written in reverse etc

Furthermore how safe is it to drink ink.

Empiree:
I don't know why these are issues in 21st century after men of great knowledge have utilized them. These things are perfectly allowed in Islam. If you say no, then it's bida'a to go to orthodox hospital or use orthodox medicines as well.

You have to understand that Islam encompasses all aspects of life including medicines. These stuff you mentioned are under Islamic edification, so long as they are used properly. Misusing them constitute "malpractice" not bida'a.

Likewise, if you question "black soap", you should as well question Lux, Imperial leather etc.

Those who criticize these things only impede broad exploitation of knowledge of the religion. Their excuse is "prophet didn't practice it. Sahaba didnt practice it. Therefore, anything not practiced by the prophet and sahaba is bida'a or haram". This view of theirs is shamefully ridiculous. Why should the prophet(SAW) and sahaba(RTA) use these stuff when he himself is barakat to himself and his sahaba?.

Logic007/abdulsleek.