What is the validity of the claim that the jinn fear wolves, because some ruqah practitioners bring wolves to the session when treating someone afflicted with possession?
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. A man performs ruqah with the Qur'an, but if the jinn does not leave the sick person, he puts him in a room with a wolf, and says that the jinn fear wolves. Is his action permissible?
Answer:
This is among the superstitions and the defective belief, and this action is not permissible. A prohibition was issued regarding this, and it was circulated to the committees to prevent this tampering with the wolf, skinning the wolf, and the like. All of this is among the superstitions and the defective belief that has no basis. Yes.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. A man performs ruqah with the Qur'an, but if the jinn does not leave the sick person, he puts him in a room with a wolf, and says that the jinn fear wolves. Is his action permissible?
Answer:
This is among the superstitions and the defective belief, and this action is not permissible. A prohibition was issued regarding this, and it was circulated to the committees to prevent this tampering with the wolf, skinning the wolf, and the like. All of this is among the superstitions and the defective belief that has no basis. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [493 -2802] ما صحة القول: إن الجن يخافون من الذئاب، لأن بعض الرقاة يحضر الذئاب عند رقية من به مس؟ — youtube.com
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