The Ruling on Ruqyah for Property and the Use of Water Recited Over
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Question:
The questioner asks: Is ruqyah (healing by Qur'anic recitation) permissible for property, such as a house, a car, and other things? And is using water over which the Qur'an has been recited and sprinkled on these properties considered ruqyah?
Answer:
Ruqyah for a sick person involves reciting some of the Qur'an over them and making supplications with the prescribed du'a' (supplications). As for a car, it is not sick, and a house is not sick, so ruqyah is not performed on them. However, a person recites the prescribed adhkar (remembrance of Allah) over themselves, their wealth, and their children, in the morning and in the evening. As for this type of ruqyah, it is specifically for the sick person who is afflicted.
The questioner asks: Is ruqyah (healing by Qur'anic recitation) permissible for property, such as a house, a car, and other things? And is using water over which the Qur'an has been recited and sprinkled on these properties considered ruqyah?
Answer:
Ruqyah for a sick person involves reciting some of the Qur'an over them and making supplications with the prescribed du'a' (supplications). As for a car, it is not sick, and a house is not sick, so ruqyah is not performed on them. However, a person recites the prescribed adhkar (remembrance of Allah) over themselves, their wealth, and their children, in the morning and in the evening. As for this type of ruqyah, it is specifically for the sick person who is afflicted.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، هل تجوز رقية الأملاك كالمنزل؟ وهل رش الماء الذي قرأ فيه القرآن على هذه الممتلكات يعتبر رقية؟ — youtube.com
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