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Such ‘healers’ are soothsayers and they should be avoided at all costs! Such sacrifices are shirk provided for the jinn and takes a person out of the fold of Islam.

Going to the soothsayer or fortune teller for fun, renders the prayer of an individual unacceptable for 40 days. If one goes there and believes what they say, he nullifies his Islam and is not a Muslim anymore.

If you maintain your daily adhkar, you will be protected from every evil with the grace of Allah.

Do ruqya on water, preferably zamzam and drink lots from it throughout the day and night and also bathe with this water until you’re cured by the will of Allah.

https://www.assimalhakeem.net/2014/06/18/what-is-ruqyah-and-how-one-should-do-it/

Sheikh since in some muslim countries a lotof people don’t heal with Ruquya when you have a Djinn companion instead they ask you to sacrifice a sheep or a goat and to wear a talisman; is it a major sin to do so? can someone do Ruquya on herself to avoid these wrong things? ( how should someone do it and how many times until she’s cured) and Djinn can blok someone marriage

Jinn, Witchcraft, Black Magic and the Evil Eye, Ruqyah | May 5, 2020 10:03 pm
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Few months ago I got asked for ruqya because of my grey hair and hairfall at young age through this website and you send me the methods but I didn’t do the ruqya.After a long time I get to know that we can enter jannah without hisab if not ask for ruqya and don’t believe bad omens.So Syeikh do I have a chance to enter jannah without hisab and when I asked for ruqya I didn’t have that knowledge?
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Sheikh sometimes at night I hear footsteps or some voices from my hallway and I wanted to ask that is this the work of a jinn or is it just in my head?