Spiritual Healing
505 questions
What is the correct way to deal with a sister who insisted on shunning her stepmother and her brother's wife, and asked her siblings to shun them with her, considering herself in the right despite her mother not shunning them?
What is the cause of recurrent nightmares and the sudden sensation of an electric shock, despite maintaining prayer and remembrance (dhikr), and is ruqyah (Islamic exorcism/healing) sufficient to overcome this?
How can a woman know who has bewitched her so she can avoid them and dispel doubts, especially since she suffers from excessive suspicion towards those around her after she confirmed she was afflicted by a potion spell that caused separation between her and her husband?
How can one deal with constant parental disputes, their effect on academic focus and psychological well-being, while trying to reconcile the parents and avert evil from them?
What is the ruling on returning the money to a patient if they are not cured, when the doctor committed to that?
Is it considered a sin to drink water from a paper on which a shaykh has written "scribbles and words I cannot read," claiming it to be for ruqyah, and also to wear an amulet, then burn it after learning of its prohibition, knowing that the reason for going to him was for legitimate ruqyah with the Qur'an?
Is what the religious scholar mentioned logical, that his brother is bewitched and that a female jinn who loves him is preventing him from marrying and affecting his decisions and thoughts? And how can she be stopped and removed from him, given the fear of her harming any girl he wishes to marry, or completely preventing him from marrying? We request beneficial evidence from the Quran and Sunnah.
Does reciting ruqyah over water without blowing into it—for fear of coronavirus—while inserting fingers into the water, give the same effect as ruqyah with blowing?
Is the request of the Sharia-compliant healer to fill a bottle with water that was used to wash the feet during the last ablution of the Ruqyah Sharia-compliant and Sunnah?
How can one be sure that they are not afflicted by sorcery, what is the proper way to deal with obsessive thoughts related to it, is Ruqyah for prevention or for treatment, and is it permissible to perform Ruqyah on oneself?
Is what one of the sheikhs of the Sufi orders did, namely reciting over milk and sprinkling it on the corners of the house and drinking part of it, considered sorcery and charlatanry, or is it permissible?
What is the ruling on dealing with a person who claims to be a spiritual healer and has a Muslim angel helping him, and who requests photos of body parts and names of family members, and threatens to afflict the person with jinn possession and black magic if he is not obeyed? And is it permissible to report him?
Is it permissible to read the Qur’an over more than one bottle of water and oil simultaneously, with spitting upon them? And is it a condition that the reciter himself reads, or is it permissible to play the Qur’an from a mobile phone and place it beside the bottle?
Can the multiple health problems and life difficulties experienced by an unmarried 23-year-old girl, such as recurrent infections, skin problems, cysts, irregular menstruation, academic failure, broken engagement, snake dreams, and prayer issues, be due to spiritual causes, or are they merely physical causes that occurred by chance?
What should a wife do if her daughter accuses her husband of molesting her, while she is aware of his religious commitment, and strange signs appear on him during sleep, and he claims that he was married to "the other world" and that what emanated from him was beyond his control?
Is it permissible to blow on water while reciting "There is no god but Allah alone, He has no partner. To Him belongs all sovereignty and praise, and He is over all things competent" one hundred times, then give it to a spiritually afflicted person who is unable to recite the dhikr himself?
Is masturbation permissible as a treatment for masochistic fantasies for someone who cannot consult a doctor?
What should a woman who has suffered from demonic possession, then strayed from her religion, begun to delay prayers and miss Fajr prayer, and is in an illicit relationship with a young man, do to return to her senses and repent to Allah?
Is it possible to treat severe and chronic insomnia with ذكر (remembrance of God) and Quranic verses, and is a person sinful if overcome by extreme exhaustion, he misses Fajr prayer?
Is it permissible for a practitioner of Ruqyah Sharia and some herbs that repel devils to ask for a personal photo of my wife, wearing the legitimate hijab, to determine if she is suffering from sorcery or possession?
What is the ruling on a wife refusing to raise her husband's brother's children, and is she sinful for that, and is she obligated to do so in obedience to her husband?
What do you say about a woman who claims that fourteen of God's righteous saints are with her and that she cures the sick in exchange for money, while she does not memorize the Quran, considers herself chosen for her patience, and claims that these saints work on her behalf?
Is it better to go to a raaqi if a person's mind wanders during ruqyah, or is a person's ruqyah for themselves better, even if it is less focused and perfectly recited?
What is the ruling regarding a wife remaining with her husband after two divorces and his uttering of ambiguous words [implying divorce], given her confusion and doubt about the occurrence of a third divorce, and the difficulty of her religious and worldly life?