Section: Ruqyah for non-Muslims
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Allah has made it clear that He has destined to unbelievers and those who do not remember Him, one (or more) devils who accompany them. And against the decree of Allah one can't do anything! This is why most Raqis refuse treatment of non-Muslims. The Jinn can hide behind unbelief like behind a wall.There are also Raqis who make the treatment on one condition: "When you get healed, you accept Islam!" Because the fact that someone asks for Ruqyah signals that faith is already present to some extent.I would join this view and advise non-Muslims the following: 1. Follow the general protective measures against Jinn (see the corresponding chapter), e.g. clean your house from all pictures and statues, and use as much as possible things the Jinn do not like, such as black seed, honey, olive oil etc.2. Because non-Muslims are not allowed to touch the Qur'an in Arabic (because they are in the state of ritual impurity, as are Muslims who have not performed the prayer ablution), you should find someone who is willing to recite the Qur'an on you. If you have a Muslim friend who is willing to help, you should encourage him to follow as much as possible the 7-day program. If this is not possible, you should hear as much as possible Qur'an in audio which is a less good option, but one that should be mentioned.3. Taking a Ruqyah bath, as explained earlier, but without reading the Qur'an, if you do not have a Muslim friend who can help. All this may cause some relief.The truth is that Islam the only thing is that can really help you. That is because the only true cure is to turn to the Creator of the heavens and the earth, and to submit to Him, to believe in Him and to accept His commandments and prohibitions.There are many people from different religions who claim to be able to exorcise, but all of them use magic, and while it can sometimes cause a temporary effect and relief, it ends up getting worse than before.May Allah heal you from all evil, and show you the right way.