Ruqyah MP3 : Exorcism in Islam

Ruqyah MP3 : Exorcism in Islam is a free offline Android app (mp3 file already exists in this application, so dont need to download again) file size of 98 MB, make sure you have a smooth Internet connection when downloading and storage capacity which is sufficient in your Smartphone.

This Manzil App includes Ruqyah Al Shariah by:

Sheikh Abu Anas
Sheikh Al Ayn Khalid Al Habashi
Sheikh Faris Abbad
Sheikh Nashir Al Fithamy
Sheikh Saud Al Shuraim
Sheikh Yaser Al Dosary
and many more to come in the update Insyaa Allahu.

Exorcism in Islam is called ruqya, and is thought to repair damage believed caused by sihr, witchcraft or evil eye. Exorcisms today are part of a wider body of contemporary Islamic alternative medicine called al-Tibb al-Nabawi (Medicine of the Prophet). Islam has the concept of a malevolent Devil. Belief in Jinns, or supernatural beings, is also widespread in the Islamic world. A related belief is that every person is assigned their own special jinnī, also called a qarīn (also called a hamzaad in Iran, India & Pakistan), of the jinn that whisper to people's souls and tell them to submit to evil desires. The notion of a qarīn is not accepted by all Muslims. Some believe that Šayṭān whispers in human minds, and he is assigned to each human being. n a typical Islamic exorcism the treated person lies down while a white-gloved therapist places a hand on their head while reciting verses from the Quran. Specific verses from the Quran are recited, which glorify God (e.g. The Throne Verse (Arabic: آية الكرسي Ayatul Kursi) and invoke his help. In some cases the adhan/"ah-zan" (the call for daily prayers) is also read, believed to have the effect of repelling non-angelic unseen beings or the jinn. The Islamic prophet Muhammad taught his followers to read the last three suras from the Quran, Surat al-Ikhlas (The Fidelity), Surat al-Falaq (The Dawn) and Surat an-Nas (Mankind). (e.g. The Throne Verse (Arabic: آية الكرسي Ayatul Kursi). This is not the only "Procedure"; there are many used in Muslim communities around the world. Examples are beating the afflicted, rolling in carpets and exposure to red pepper smoke. Most of them are absorbed from local pagan rituals, and they are not derived from Islamic teaching. The trend in al-Tibb al-Nabawi treatments, cosmetics and toiletries is often associated with fundamentalists who charge that Western, chemically laced prescriptions aim to poison Muslims or defile them with insulin and other medicines made from pigs. Members of terrorist groups have been involved in Islamic remedies as healers and sellers, while some clinics are used as recruiting grounds for Islamist causes. “Islamic medicine carries a cachet that, by taking it, you are reinforcing your faith - and the profits go to Muslims,” says Sidney Jones, an expert on Islam in Southeast Asia with the International Crisis Group. Ruqyah in Islam is the recitation of the Quran, seeking of refuge in Allah, remembrance and supplications that are used as a means of treating sicknesses and other problems as the Quran is a source of healing. This can be done to cure evil eye, possession of Jinn, envy and black magic. The secret behind this is that one puts his full trust, reliance and dependence only on Allah.

Islamic Ruqyah Muslim has became very popular in the past 5 years especially in the holy month of Ramadan 2017 and Eid Al-Fitr 2017 also Eid al-Adha in 2017.

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