A check
Your mother has agreed to keep going to a practitioner and refuses to see a doctor, because she says seeing one would mean she does not trust Allah. On this lesson, what is the most accurate thing you could say to her?
That practitioners cannot help and doctors canThat she should stop the recitation for a month and see what happensThat the recitation stays exactly as it is, and that the bedouins asked whether to treat their sick and were told to use remediesThat she is being unreasonable and the family will decide for her
Not quite
Nothing gets taken away from her, and that matters, because a person asked to give up recitation will refuse and stop listening. Tirmidhi 2038 is the line that does the work, because it answers exactly the question she is asking, and the answer is an instruction rather than a grudging permission. Telling her the practitioner is useless would be both untrue to the sound reports on ruqyah and the fastest way to end the conversation.