A man setting a woman's fracture or the like

It is reported from Ata, regarding a woman whose bone is broken, that he said: There is no harm in a man setting her bone.

It is reported about Abdullah bin Ma'qil that he said, regarding a woman who has a wound: A piece of leather should be taken and a hole cut in it, and then the man should treat the woman.

It is narrated from Qatadah, who said: I asked Jabir bin Zayd: A woman's thigh or forearm gets broken; may I set it? He said: Yes.

It is narrated from Salamah bin Wahram, who said: I asked Tawus about a wounded woman: how should the physician treat her? He replied that he should cut an opening in the garment at the place of the wound and then treat the woman.

It is narrated from al-Sha'bi that he was asked about a wounded woman. He said: An opening should be cut (in the garment) at the place of the wound, and then the male physician shall treat her.

It is narrated from Amir, regarding a woman whose bone is broken, that there is no harm in a man splinting it.

It is narrated from Husayn bin Ali (al-Ju'fi), who said: I heard Ibn Abjar say: Give up eating at night, unless you are fasting during the day.