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The ruling on writing verses on paper and then washing them in water and drinking it, and the ruling on reciting over water with blowing

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The questioner:
This sister says that we use the *'azimah* in *ruqyah*, which is written with saffron, then placed in water and we drink it. Also, what is the ruling on reciting over water and blowing into it for *ruqyah*?

The Shaykh:
Both are permissible, and praise be to Allah. This is something the Salaf permitted: writing verses in a basin or on paper, then washing it and drinking the wash. This falls under the prescribed *ruqyah*; there is no harm in it, if Allah wills. And the second question:

The questioner:
She says: blowing into water for *ruqyah*.

The Shaykh:
Blowing into water is also mentioned in the hadith. It is stated that one blows into water and gives it to the sick person to drink. He recites; it is not just blowing without recitation. He recites verses and blows into the water, and the sick person drinks it. This is also mentioned in the hadith. Yes.
Source قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، حكم كتابة الآيات في ورق ثم غسلها في الماء وشربه وحكم القراءة على الماء مع النفث - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com

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