What is the second means in ruqyah if reciting the Qur'an does not benefit?
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The questioner : Regarding the one who has been subjected to sorcery, as mentioned in the hadith of the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him), well, if there is no result?
The Shaykh : I mean, if there is no result from reciting the words of Allah? Will there be a result by the grace of the so-called Shaykh? There is no means other than seeking refuge in Allah from the evil of the jinn and human Shayatans, and turning to Allah, and supplicating to Him with every humble heart facing Allah, so that Allah may grant him well-being and cure him. This is the way, and nothing else.
The questioner : Well, are there any hadiths that have been reported other than the Mu'awwidhat, for example, as a valid ruqyah from the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him), other than the Mu'awwidhat?
The Shaykh : I do not know of anything else.
The questioner : So, is it not permissible to go to them?
The Shaykh : Absolutely not, it is not permissible, because most of them, the best that can be said about them, is that they are practitioners of a trade and craft in which they want to make a living, and it is a craft that is not prescribed. This is the least that can be said about them; otherwise, there are among them false prophets and liars, and Allah is the One to be sought for help.
The Shaykh : I mean, if there is no result from reciting the words of Allah? Will there be a result by the grace of the so-called Shaykh? There is no means other than seeking refuge in Allah from the evil of the jinn and human Shayatans, and turning to Allah, and supplicating to Him with every humble heart facing Allah, so that Allah may grant him well-being and cure him. This is the way, and nothing else.
The questioner : Well, are there any hadiths that have been reported other than the Mu'awwidhat, for example, as a valid ruqyah from the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him), other than the Mu'awwidhat?
The Shaykh : I do not know of anything else.
The questioner : So, is it not permissible to go to them?
The Shaykh : Absolutely not, it is not permissible, because most of them, the best that can be said about them, is that they are practitioners of a trade and craft in which they want to make a living, and it is a craft that is not prescribed. This is the least that can be said about them; otherwise, there are among them false prophets and liars, and Allah is the One to be sought for help.