Start Here: The Foundations Series
If you are new to ruqyah, start with this series and follow it in order. It lays the groundwork: what Islam actually teaches about sihr, ‘ayn, and jinn, how these issues can affect real life, and the safe, Qur’an-and-Sunnah path of treatment.
- Part 1: Sihr, ‘Ayn, and Jinn: What Islam Actually Teaches
- Part 2: The Evil Eye in Islam: A Clear Map of ‘Ayn and Hasad
- Part 3: Sihr in Islam: What Islam Teaches About Magic
- Part 4: Jinn in Islam: A Clear Map of Interference and Harm
- Part 5: Sihr, ‘Ayn, and Jinn: What They Can Affect (and What They Can’t)
- Part 6: The Islamic Response: Ruqyah and Returning to Tawheed
- Part 7: Treatment Tools That Support Ruqyah (Beyond Recitation)
How to Unblock Your Life with Quran
This is the full practical method. If you have read the Foundations Series, you understand what sihr, ‘ayn, and jinn are and how they affect your life. This series teaches you how to treat yourself.
It covers everything from building your symptom list to running a daily recitation session, preparing and using ruqyah water and oil, identifying and executing practical effort alongside your recitation, tracking your progress across 14-day treatment cycles, and treating your children and family members. Each post builds on the one before it.
If you have not read the Foundations Series yet, start there first. If you want to begin treatment immediately, Post 1 gives you the full picture of the method before the detail begins.
- Post 1: The Full Picture Before You Begin
- Post 2: How to Build Your Symptom List
- Post 3: Running the Treatment
- Post 4: Ruqyah Water and Oil
- Post 5: The Practical Effort Track
- Post 6: Tracking, Progress, and Tapering
- Post 7: Treating Your Children and Family Members
Want a simple structure to start with right away? Download the 14-Day Self-Ruqyah Starter Plan. It gives you a basic daily routine you can begin today, even before finishing the series.
Not sure whether you are affected? Read How Do I Know If I Am Affected? It is a standalone guide that helps you evaluate your situation honestly.
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