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موضوع اب اختبار المزامنة

Reciting the Quraan Over a Sick
Reciting Quran then Blowing into Water
If a person recites Al-Fatihah then blows into the water, there is nothing wrong with this. If reciting the Quran and blowing into water is done with the intention of seeking blessing from the saliva of the one who blows into it, this is undoubtedly prohibited.Is repeating a ruqyah one hundred times an innovation (bid‘ah)?
Writing verses of Quran and erasing them with water, then drinking the water
Is it permissible to recite ruqyah in absentia for someone?
Why does there sometimes seemed to be no impact from shar‘i ruqyah?
Is the pregnant woman advised to recite certain soorahs for the sake of the baby’s wellbeing?
Ruling on writing verses for ruqyah on dissolvable paper
Can a person be possessed by the jinn when he is keeping up with adhkaar? And how can one treat possession by an infatuated jinni?
UnIslamic ruqyah may be a cause of harm
Ruling on touching the Quran then touching the head with the intention of seeking healing