Hadith 63

(The book) ‘Al Tahzeeb’ – By his chain, from Muhammad Bin Ahmad Bin Yahya, from Muhammad Bin Al Husayn, and Al-Hassan Bin Musa Al Khashab, from Yazeed Bin Is’haq the poet, from Haroun Bin Hamza Al Ganawy, ‘From Abu Abdullah-asws regarding a man who complained of his eyes, so Kohl was sent to him having been kneaded with the wine. He-asws said: ‘It is wicked, being at the status of the dead. It he as desperate, then let him apply with it (in his eyes)’’. [70]
Explanation: I have known that the companions had differed regarding medicating with the intoxicant for the eyes. Most have allowed it during the necessity due to the last report, and Ibn Idrees has forbidden from it absolutely due to the absoluteness of the text and the consensus with its prohibition, inclusive for the place of dispute, and due to the previous reports, and he answered, ‘The text and the consensus is based upon it’s prohibition specifically with taking it with the drinking, and approximate to it’, and with the reports there is weakened along with the weakness of its attribution of absoluteness, so it does not negate then confinement of the allowance during the necessity.