My wife is complaining of pain in her stomach, so is it permissible for me to take her to a Ruqyah practitioner?

Question:
Okay, let’s also take Ahmad from Ta’if. Go ahead, my brother Ahmad. Hello, peace be upon you. And upon you be peace, and blessings. I have a question, may you live long. My wife has pain in her stomach, and she also has the evil eye, and she is in pain. She is going, and I want to take her to the Shaykh, but she is hesitant. So what is the ruling?

Answer:
You want to take her for Ruqyah, right? Yes, that is correct. It must be that you know whether the one who performs the Ruqyah does so according to the Sunnah, and whether he has experience with Ruqyah, and that you go to someone whose creed you trust. If you do not know him and do not know about him, do not go to him until you verify his condition, unless the people know him and trust him, and the righteous people trust him, praise be to Allah. As for the unknown person, do not go to him until you verify him. Yes.