In general, the ailing person is treated as a special case and is given the due chance for recovery and is always given special treatment and licenses. It is granted that Allah is the ultimate healer. The Hadith, as usual, gave us striking revealing facts concerning disease and cure. Homeopathic philosophy is based on helping the body to overcome the disease by giving the sick very small doses of drugs that would stimulate the same symptoms in a healthy person if given in large doses. It indicates as well the necessity for discovering cures to our diseases.
Every human being is bound to feel ill sometime and somehow.
A Muslim does not panic when afflicted with any sickness because his belief in the mercy of God, his faith in destiny and his faith enjoining forebearance and patience, all these elements give him strength to stand fast and endure his ordeal. He must be aware of his mission or commission entrusted to him in his capacity as the agent of healing. Being an agent, he believes that the act of healing is not entirely his, but it depends on God's will. It seems to me that medical doctors are more aware than others of the divine power and God's will. They meet every day with cases where destiny plays the major pan and they encounter the most unexpected results.