Ruqyah shariya - Khalid al-Habashi

Crucial Note: Remember that Ruqyah serves as a means, a cause, for healing. The ultimate source of healing is solely Allah, the Most High and Exalted.

How to Listen to Ruqyah Audio Effectively

To maximize the potential benefits of Ruqyah, please adhere to the following guidelines precisely:

Private Listening: Use headphones to listen to the Ruqyah audio at a comfortably high volume. Avoid playing it through open speakers.
Focused Environment: Create a distraction-free space. Listen with full attention and minimize any background noise.
Optional Companionship: While not mandatory, listening with another individual present can be beneficial for some.
Consistent Listening: Aim for at least one hour of Ruqyah listening daily. However, increasing the duration can enhance its effects.
Record Your Reactions: Carefully document any unusual or unexpected responses that occur during or after listening to the Ruqyah. These reactions can manifest in various ways, including:
Anger
Unease
Suffocation
Desire to stop listening or abruptly end the recitation
Localized body pain
Fainting
Urge to leave the room
Localized body heat
Attempts to divert attention from the recitation
Intrusive or obscene thoughts
Urges to swear or speak negatively
... (This list is not exhaustive)
Important Note: The absence of immediate reactions during Ruqyah does not necessarily indicate the absence of affliction. Many individuals experience delayed responses, such as:
* Hallucinations later in the day
* Unusual dreams during the night

Therefore, diligently record any reactions or symptoms you experience, even if they occur after the Ruqyah session itself. Our experience has shown that people often overlook significant incidents or symptoms due to lapses in memory."

This version aims for clarity and conciseness while maintaining the essence of the original instructions.

Disclaimer: This information is for general guidance only and should not be considered medical advice. If you have any concerns about your health, please consult with a qualified healthcare professional.