Is the hijab written from the Qur'an and worn on the arm forbidden or permissible, given that it contains verses from the Qur'an inside it?

Question:
Is the book written from the Qur'an and worn on the arm forbidden or permissible? Given that it contains verses from the Qur'an inside it? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
It is not permissible to write the Qur'an and hang it, according to the correct of the scholars' opinions, because that is a means to hanging things that are not permissible to hang, such as other amulets. Also, there is no evidence indicating the permissibility of that; there is no evidence indicating the permissibility of writing the Qur'an and hanging it on people for the sake of healing with it, or protection from the evil eye or envy or the like. There is no explicit evidence indicating the permissibility of that. Also, this leads to the Qur'an being subjected to disrespect, such as a person taking it into places that are not befitting the Qur'an, like entering the restroom, and the like.
The result is that there are many dangers, so this act of hanging books on people is not permissible, whether on the arm or the neck or elsewhere. What is prescribed is ruqyah (healing by Qur'anic recitation) for the afflicted person, and that one reads to him from the Qur'an. The reader reads to him, or he reads to himself, and he blows on himself by reciting Surat al-Fatihah and whatever is easy for him along with it, and the two chapters of protection (al-Mu'awwidhatayn) and whatever is easy from the Qur'an. He reads and blows on himself, or his brother reads to him and blows on him. This is what is prescribed, and it is what the evidence has come with, and it is the Shari'ah ruqyah. As for hanging hijabs, this is a matter that is not permissible according to the correct opinion, even if it is from the Noble Qur'an. Yes.