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The evil eye: harm that reaches a person through another’s look of admiration or envy — even unintended, even from a loved one.

Used onSihr (magic and witchcraft) The evil eye (al-‘ayn) Envy (hasad) +3

Remembrances of Allah — the morning and evening du‘ās and phrases taught by the Prophet ﷺ. Daily protection.

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Supplication — asking Allah directly. Ruqyah is a form of du‘ā.

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Envy: wishing a blessing removed from someone. Its harm is sought refuge from in Sūrat al-Falaq.

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Beings created from smokeless fire, unseen by us; some are Muslim, some are shayāṭīn. Harm from them is real but only by Allah’s permission.

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A close male relative a woman may not marry (father, brother, son…). Must be present when a woman sees a raqi.

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The touch or possession of a jinn affecting a person’s body or mind — described in Al-Baqarah 2:275.

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A light breath with a little moisture, blown into the hands or over water after reciting. Not spitting.

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Undoing sihr. Permitted when done with Quran and du‘ā; forbidden when done with sihr or by going to a magician.

Used onSihr (magic and witchcraft) White magic, “good jinn”, and breaking sihr with sihr

Someone who performs ruqyah for others. Needs no ‘gift’ — only knowledge, the Quran, and taqwā.

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Reciting the Quran and the Prophet’s ﷺ du‘ās over someone (or yourself), asking Allah for cure and protection.

Used onSihr (magic and witchcraft) The evil eye (al-‘ayn) Envy (hasad) +15

Ruqyah that stays within the Sharī‘ah: only Allah’s words and names, in understood language, with certainty that Allah alone cures.

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A magician — the person who performs sihr. Never go to one, even to ‘undo’ sihr.

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A devil — a rebellious jinn (or human) that calls to evil. Plural: shayāṭīn.

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Magic / witchcraft: harm done by a magician who seeks help from the shayāṭīn among the jinn. A major sin; real, but powerless without Allah’s permission.

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The way of the Prophet ﷺ — his sayings, actions and approvals.

Used onSihr (magic and witchcraft) The evil eye (al-‘ayn) Envy (hasad) +11

An amulet or written charm worn or hung for ‘protection’. Not from the Sunnah; the Prophet ﷺ warned against amulets.

Used onSihr (magic and witchcraft) The evil eye (al-‘ayn) Envy (hasad) +5

The tested experience of practising raqis over time — accepted when it stays within the Quran and Sunnah.

Whispers: intrusive doubts and thoughts from shayṭān or the self. Ignored, they weaken; entertained, they grow.

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The ritual washing before prayer.

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