The Ruling on Unweaving Sorcery with Sorcery and Treating It with Lawful Ruqyah

Question:
Your Eminence the Shaykh, untangling sorcery with sorcery like it.

Answer:
This is also blameworthy. When the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) heard about the one who unweaves sorcery, he said: .
Some women ask: Is it not the case that only a sorcerer can unweave sorcery? It is not permissible to unweave sorcery with sorcery. Sorcery is worship of the ignorant jinn and Shayatins, service to them, and obedience to them. Therefore, it is not permissible to unweave sorcery with sorcery. However, it is unweaved by the Qur'an, by good supplications, and by permissible medicines. This is unweaving sorcery with lawful ruqyah, with permissible medicine, with medicines known by doctors that contain no harm. This is the treatment for sorcery. And there is no doubt, with the praise of Allah, that lawful ruqyah contains great good. Likewise, the permissible medicines that Allah has permitted, such as reciting over seven green leaves of the sidr tree, crushing them in water, then reciting in it al-Fatihah, the Verse of the Throne, and the three verses of sorcery from Surat al-Baqarah, Surat al-Nisa, and Surat Ta-Ha. He says: "And Allah is the One who is pleased," and the two Mu'awwidhat (chapters of protection). He drinks from it as much as is easy for him, and rinses his mouth with the rest. This is a tried and beneficial medicine for sorcery, and for what prevents a man from his wife. He takes seven green leaves of the sidr tree, crushes them, puts water in them, then recites in them al-Fatihah and the Verse of the Throne: "The Ever-Living, the Sustainer," and the verses of sorcery from Surat al-A'raf: "And when he threw, behold, it was a serpent, moving swiftly," and from Surat Yusuf: "If you do, and you are liars," and from Surat Yunus: "And He said: 'Have you been honored with every easy thing?'" to the end of it. And from Surat Ta-Ha: "He said: 'O Musa, either you recite the verses,'" and he also recites in it: He loves the two Mu'awwidhat. He repeats "Say: He is Allah, the One" and the two Mu'awwidhat three times in this water. Then he drinks from it as much as is easy for him, and rinses his mouth with the rest. This is a tried and beneficial treatment for sorcery and for a man being prevented from his wife. Likewise, reciting the three surahs alone contains great good. Say: "And Allah is the One who is pleased," and the two Mu'awwidhat when sleeping, morning and evening, like the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) when he was afflicted, he would recite them over his hands (peace and blessings be upon him). When sleeping, if he was afflicted, he would recite "Say: He is Allah, the One" over his hands three times, wiping his face, head, and chest each time. And this is among the causes of healing, with the praise of Allah. Yes.