The ruling on reciting a verse over a snake to stop it
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Question:
It is said that in the Noble Qur'an there is a verse that, if recited over a snake, stops it from entering a house. Is this true? If it is true, what is this verse? And is it permissible to use it to drive away snakes from a house?
Answer:
By Allah, I do not know of this. The entire Qur'an, praise be to Allah, is the word of Allah, and all of it is good. Seeking refuge in Allah from the evil of snakes and others is found in the Qur'an. As for specifying a particular verse to be recited over a snake, I do not know of that.
It is said that in the Noble Qur'an there is a verse that, if recited over a snake, stops it from entering a house. Is this true? If it is true, what is this verse? And is it permissible to use it to drive away snakes from a house?
Answer:
By Allah, I do not know of this. The entire Qur'an, praise be to Allah, is the word of Allah, and all of it is good. Seeking refuge in Allah from the evil of snakes and others is found in the Qur'an. As for specifying a particular verse to be recited over a snake, I do not know of that.
Source
الاستعانة بالقرآن في كف شر الثعابين — alfawzan.live
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