Spiritual Healing
505 questions
What is the cause of the trembling that afflicts the questioner during a quarrel, what are the causes of the symptoms of sorcery he suffers from, and is there a cure for it?
Does dreaming of having sex with people, four days after drinking water over which the Quran was recited with the intention of healing, indicate the presence of a Jinn?
What is the cause of the intense dread and insomnia that leads to difficulty sleeping, and fear of it, bearing in mind that the questioner previously felt someone choking her during sleep, and that stopped after she recited the Quran?
Are feelings of dizziness, sweating, heat in the head, ringing in the ears, trembling hands, abdominal cramps, and gas during the recitation of Surat Al-Baqarah in Qiyam Al-Layl a normal occurrence?
Is it permissible for the muezzin to accept the sheep offered to him with the intention of curing the donor's wife of infertility, based on the advice of a shaykh?
Is it permissible for a chronically depressed patient, who is suffering from severe physical and psychological pain, to stop medicinal treatment and rely solely on God, given her desire to return to her home country (Egypt) in hopes that her condition might improve, despite her husband and children preferring to stay in America? Would her returning to Egypt without her husband and children be considered a sin, and is the non-responsiveness of her prayers linked to her presence in "lands of disbelief" or her sometimes consuming non-halal food?
What is the way to get rid of obsessive thoughts (doubt and scruples) concerning worldly and religious matters, which prevent one from enjoying life, knowing that the questioner was told that devils are close to him, but his closeness to Allah prevents them?
Is it permissible to kill an insane brother who harms neighbors and محارم (unmarriageable kin) and cannot be cured or institutionalized in an asylum?
Can reading alone solve all psychological problems resulting from harsh parental treatment?
What is the nature of this condition that makes a young man feel as if he does not exist and that everything around him is unreal, and he cannot concentrate, and he suffers from back pain, along with obsessive thoughts that question his existence and the existence of God, and prevent him from consulting doctors or completing his prayers?
Are there any reliable books you would recommend about healing with the Qur’an?
Is it permissible for preachers to stipulate a specific sum of money in exchange for delivering lessons and lectures?
What is the way to get rid of the tremor in the hands and feet, which increases when reciting ruqyah verses? Is it an affliction or a punishment? And what should I do regarding the suitor who proposed to me, knowing that he is unaware of my problem?
What are the causes of the distress, fatigue, and heart palpitations I experience, what is the interpretation of seeing broken eggs upon my return from travel, does my condition require Ruqyah, and does my inability to maintain ritual purity due to irritable bowel syndrome affect my remembrance of God (dhikr) and worship?
Is what I am doing correct by drinking Zamzam water for healing after reciting Al-Fatiha, Al-Ikhlas, Al-Mu'awwidhatayn, and supplicating three times? And is there another method for that, specifically regarding ruqyah sharia?
Is what the questioner is suffering from—distress, suffocation, nightmares, and seeing her sisters' children getting terrified when she stays with them—a physical ailment or a spiritual illness that requires legitimate ruqyah?
What is the reason for a husband abstaining from his wife for more than a year and a half, not having intercourse with her or spending on her, and should the wife seek divorce or be patient?
Is it permissible to blend seven Sidr leaves in a blender at home to use them for ruqyah, and is the Sidr plant the same as what is called "nabq" in Egypt?
Can jinn be given power over a believer, and what should a committed sister do if she thinks that a jinn is afflicting her, especially since her uncommitted sister was possessed by a jinn and it did not depart with the Qur’an?
Is saying that a patient is beyond cure considered despairing of God's mercy, and is it permissible for us to say that?
What is the Sharīʿah ruling on dealing with a husband who believes he is bewitched, knowing that he does not pray, and how can magic be undone without resorting to charlatans, and does magic truly have an effect on marital life?
Is it permissible to resort to a Quranic healer over the phone who uses the patient's name and his mother's name (which is a sign of a sorcerer), under the pretext that "necessities permit the forbidden" and that the patient's brother, whose condition is worsening and who is not responding to treatment with ruqyah or doctors, is "deprived of his will" and is being invited to Christianity?
What is the Islamic legal ruling regarding my mother being afflicted by the evil eye, and what should we do about it? Can a person perform Ruqyah on themselves, or can a family member perform it on her? Can a person perform Ruqyah on themselves merely based on suspicion of being afflicted by the evil eye or possession, or is certainty required? What does one feel during Ruqyah? What are the morning and evening supplications specific to Ruqyah? Are Al-Fatihah, Al-Mu'awwidhatayn (Surahs Al-Falaq and An-Nas), and Ayatul-Kursi sufficient for Ruqyah, or are other verses from Surahs Al-Baqarah, Taha, Al-Mu'minun, Al-An'am, and Al-A'raf also necessary? How is Ruqyah performed using the Beautiful Names of Allah?
Shouldn't OCD—being an illness like a cold or fever—be treated with lawful Ruqyah specific to physical ailments, while seeking refuge is for Satan, lusts, and sins?