What is the ruling on striking and strangling in the Shari'ah ruqyah?
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Question:
What is the ruling on striking and strangling in the Shari'ah ruqyah for expelling the jinn and its harm?
Answer:
Answer: This is not a ruqyah practitioner; this is a person who causes harm. The ruqyah does not involve striking or strangling. In it, one recites the Qur'an and blows upon the patient or the site of the affliction. This is the ruqyah that has been transmitted. As for striking and strangling, this has not been transmitted. Some say that if there is possession by the jinn and this is confirmed, then the striking does not fall upon the patient but rather upon the jinn, as mentioned by Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah and others. However, this is a skill that only specialists possess. As for everyone striking and everyone strangling, this does not open the door to such practices.
What is the ruling on striking and strangling in the Shari'ah ruqyah for expelling the jinn and its harm?
Answer:
Answer: This is not a ruqyah practitioner; this is a person who causes harm. The ruqyah does not involve striking or strangling. In it, one recites the Qur'an and blows upon the patient or the site of the affliction. This is the ruqyah that has been transmitted. As for striking and strangling, this has not been transmitted. Some say that if there is possession by the jinn and this is confirmed, then the striking does not fall upon the patient but rather upon the jinn, as mentioned by Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah and others. However, this is a skill that only specialists possess. As for everyone striking and everyone strangling, this does not open the door to such practices.
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