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Is there a cure for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) that is accompanied by forbidden fantasies, a feeling of disbelief, and involuntary cursing of others, and which intensifies upon seeing Quranic verses? What should someone suffering from it do, especially given their work in the field of "satanic" recordings and their assumption of responsibility? What is the interpretation of what happened to them, such as being touched and splashed with cold water after closing up work?

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The questioner's matter is easy and, God willing, he will be cured, in accordance with the hadith: "For every disease there is a cure. If the cure for the disease is found, he will be cured by the permission of Allah Almighty." Maintaining prayer and obeying Allah and His Messenger are among the greatest aids in treatment. One may refer to fatwas numbered: 31562, 59951. If the current work involves unlawful recordings, it must be abandoned immediately, unless in a case of extreme necessity and for a limited period. As for evil whisperings concerning the essence of Allah or the verses, they should not be paid attention to and do not cause harm. He should seek refuge in Allah and say: "I believe in Allah and His Messenger" when they occur. One may refer to fatwa numbered: 33772.

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