What is the validity of ruqyah that relies on verses containing the word "yanbut" (grows/sprouts) and the supplication "O Allah, O Ever-Living, O Self-Subsisting, by Your mercy we seek aid, O Planter of trees, O Splitter of the seed and the date-stone, O Allah, grow her hair, O Most Generous of the generous" for treating hair loss and promoting its growth, and is there a specific ruqyah or dedicated supplications for this?
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This mentioned for treating hair loss was not found to be practiced by the early Muslims (Salaf). However, the Qur'an is a healing, and ruqyah is permissible with what is established in the and with supplications that contain no legal prohibitions. There is nothing in this ruqyah that prevents its use.
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