Spiritual Healing
505 questions
Is it permissible to present a woman afflicted with epilepsy to a man for treatment, and what are the limits of permissible Islamic treatment for such cases? What is the ruling on seeking assistance from Muslim jinn to treat Muslims suffering from these ailments? Can you provide us with addresses of trustworthy shaykhs who have the ability to cure such conditions?
What is the ruling of Islamic law on a man whom ruqyah did not benefit, so he resorted to sorcery, claiming that it does no harm unless it causes problems?
Is breathing through the mouth forbidden and contrary to God's commands? Is a sick person permitted to do so if their nose is blocked? Is what doctors are unable to cure considered envy or sorcery? What is the ruling on going to a psychiatrist?
Is it permissible to listen to the Islamic ruqyah (exorcism/healing recitation) from a radio or recorder? And would one benefit from listening to it in this manner while asleep? What are the verses and supplications for healing, and what is the best way to benefit from them?
Is blowing into cupped hands while reciting Surat Al-Ikhlas and the two Mu'awwidhatayn as part of the morning and evening remembrances a Sunnah or an innovation?
How do I deal with the sins and wrongdoings that I commit in states of loss of consciousness and awareness, which I attribute to sorcery I suffer from?
Can Surat Al-Baqarah be recited for a bewitched person who is far away with the intention of nullifying the magic?
Is it permissible for an ordinary person to perform Ruqyah with the Quran on someone afflicted by Jinn possession, or does that pose a danger?
Is it permissible for the ruqyah practitioner to recite permissible verses of poetry secretly to the patient without their knowledge, while the patient believes he is reciting the Qur’an, for the purpose of discovering whether the case is suffering from delusion or a spiritual illness?
What is the solution to the problem of masturbation and the premature ejaculation resulting from it? What is the correct Shar'i (Islamic legal) stance on dealing with jinn possession (mass), sorcery (sihr), and the evil eye (ayn) for those who suffer from them? And what are the best ways to get rid of insomnia, obesity, varicose veins, and the regret after engaging in masturbation, along with clarifying ways to get rid of jinn possession, sorcery, and the evil eye without the need to go to shaykhs?
How can back pain (resulting from a slipped disc) be treated with the Qur'an and Sunnah?
What is the optimal course of action with a sorcerer who continues to set jinn upon me after I have confronted him to no avail?
What should we do concerning our relatives who practice magic and sorcery, given that our financial and health conditions have noticeably deteriorated after problems with them, and it is believed that they have bewitched us?
Is a daughter's refusal to move from her father's home to live with her brother in another city, and her refusal to pay for her father's purchases after Allah blessed her with a job, considered disobedience (uquq), especially when she justifies her refusal with the Quranic verse: "Do not expel them from their houses, nor should they themselves leave, unless they commit a clear immorality"? What is the ruling on the father's action who asks his daughter to move so he can marry, then abandons her later and refuses to help her financially even after she has given him money? And what is the correct behavior towards him?
Is it permissible to use the verse: "And proclaim to the people the Hajj [pilgrimage]; they will come to you on foot" in a ruqyah for "undoing the magic of repelling suitors" or "facilitating marriage," knowing that sorcerers use it to attract men, and that the word "rijalan" (men) in the verse does not mean males, and does this usage lead to a misunderstanding of the verse and resemble the actions of sorcerers, and is it preferable to ward off evils rather than attract benefits in this case?
What is the ruling on reciting the Qur’an as a khatmah over water for success in exams and for ruqyah?
Is a person held accountable for the sound of air expelled from his nose that resembles saying "I agree" in the context of imagining divorce, knowing that the tongue did not move? And what should one suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder do regarding the compulsive divorce obsessions that cause him severe distress and disrupt his life?
Is it permissible to worship through the Hizb al-Bahr of the Sufi al-Shadhili, or to commit to reciting it daily after the 'Isha prayer, for protection and purification of the soul, despite the presence of incomprehensible phrases within it?
What is the ruling on suicidal thoughts and doubts in religion that persist with the sister asking the question, and how can she overcome them?
Is it obligatory to clean the underground tank after the Shaykh told our neighbors that there was magic in it?
Is the thing her daughter found in her bathroom on her wedding morning the reason for the delay in her pregnancy?
Is it normal to feel headaches, physical weakness, back pain, and blurred vision after watching pornography? Are these symptoms a touch from Satan? Will bathing with water and oil over which the Quran has been recited remove them? And does seeking ruqyah contradict the realization of Tawhid?
What should I do about my doubts concerning a man who vehemently slaps his hands on his legs in the mosque, then follows me, and after that I see images of monsters everywhere?
How can one get rid of demonic possession, and what is the expiation for sacrificing and seeking help from charlatans?