What Is Ruqyah and How Is It Performed?
What is ruqyah and how is it performed? Meaning, evidence, the three conditions, what is recited and who may recite it, with ayat in Arabic.
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Ruqyah is the recitation of the Quran and authentic supplications to ask Allah for healing and protection. It is simple, it is part of the Sunnah, and it never replaces medical care. These guides explain what it is, how to practise it on yourself, and how to stay protected from the evil eye and from magic without charms, practitioners or fear.
Every ayah is shown in Arabic with its translation and reference, and every hadith is cited to its collection. Learn the recitations properly with a teacher: a free trial lesson is the easiest way to have them checked.
What is ruqyah and how is it performed? Meaning, evidence, the three conditions, what is recited and who may recite it, with ayat in Arabic.
How to perform ruqyah on yourself: wudu, Al-Fatihah, Ayat al-Kursi, the three Quls, blowing and wiping, duas and a daily routine, with ayat in Arabic.
How to protect yourself from the evil eye (ayn, nazar): what it is, the Prophetic duas, Masha Allah, protecting children and what to avoid.
How to protect yourself from magic (sihr) in Islam: what Al-Baqarah 2:102 says, Al-Falaq, An-Nas, daily adhkar, and why to avoid fortune-tellers and charms.
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