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Authoritative articles on Ruqyah, spiritual afflictions and Islamic healing — strictly from Quran, Sahih Hadith and classical scholars.

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★ FeaturedRuqyah Basics12 min read

What is Ruqyah? A Complete Guide from Quran and Sunnah

A comprehensive, scholar-backed guide to understanding Ruqyah — its definition, types, conditions, what is permissible and what constitutes shirk. Essential reading for every Muslim.

Read Article →Ibn Taymiyyah · Ibn al-Qayyim · Ibn Baz

Evil Eye (Ayn)10 min read

Signs of Evil Eye (Ayn) and Its Islamic Treatment

The evil eye is real — confirmed by the Prophet ﷺ. Learn the signs, symptoms, how to protect yourself and your family, and the authentic Islamic treatment from Quran and Hadith.

Read Article →Sahih Muslim · al-Albani · Ibn Uthaymeen

Sihr & Jinn14 min read

Sihr, Jinn Possession and Mental Illness: How to Tell the Difference

One of the most asked questions in Islamic healing — is it spiritual or psychological? A structured framework from classical scholars and modern Islamic psychologists.

Read Article →Ibn Taymiyyah · Dr. Malik Badri · Dr. Rania Awaad

Practical Guide8 min read

How to Perform Ruqyah on Yourself at Home

A step-by-step practical guide for performing self-Ruqyah at home — the adhkar, the surahs, the method, the frequency and what to avoid. Based entirely on authentic Hadith.

Read Article →Sahih Bukhari · Sahih Muslim · Ibn al-Qayyim

Daily Protection7 min read

Daily Adhkar for Protection from Sihr, Ayn and Jinn

The Prophet ﷺ taught specific adhkar for morning, evening and before sleep that provide complete protection. Your daily spiritual shield — with full Arabic and authentic sources.

Read Article →Sahih Bukhari · Abu Dawud · al-Albani

Waswasa9 min read

Waswasa: Intrusive Thoughts in Islam and How to Deal With Them

Waswasa — whisperings of Shaytan — can be spiritually and mentally debilitating. Learn the Islamic understanding, how to distinguish Waswasa from OCD, and the Prophetic remedy.

Read Article →Ibn Taymiyyah · Ibn al-Qayyim · Ibn Baz