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PROPHETIC MEDICINE (ุงู„ุทِّุจُّ ุงู„ู†َّุจَูˆِูŠُّ)


The Prophetic Guidance on Remedies, Healing, Nutrition and Reliance upon Allah



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Introduction


Islam recognises the importance of preserving health, seeking beneficial remedies and placing one's trust in Allah, the Lord of all creation.


The Sunnah contains guidance concerning honey, black seed, cupping, moderation in eating, spiritual healing and other matters related to health. These teachings remind Muslims that remedies are means, while true healing ultimately comes from Allah.



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๐Ÿ”น๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ™ ◇ HEALING IN THREE THINGS


ุงู„ุญِุฌَุงู…َุฉُ • ุงู„ุนَุณَู„ُ • ุงู„ูƒَูŠُّ



ุนَู†ِ ุงุจْู†ِ ุนَุจَّุงุณٍ ุฑَุถِูŠَ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ُ ุนَู†ْู‡ُู…َุง، ุนَู†ِ ุงู„ู†َّุจِูŠِّ ๏ทบ ู‚َุงู„َ


ุงู„ุดِّูَุงุกُ ูِูŠ ุซَู„َุงุซَุฉٍ: ุดَุฑْุทَุฉِ ู…ِุญْุฌَู…ٍ، ุฃَูˆْ ุดَุฑْุจَุฉِ ุนَุณَู„ٍ، ุฃَูˆْ ูƒَูŠَّุฉٍ ุจِู†َุงุฑٍ


 ูˆَุฃَู†ْู‡َู‰ ุฃُู…َّุชِูŠ ุนَู†ِ ุงู„ْูƒَูŠِّ



Ibn สฟAbbฤs ุฑุถูŠ ุงู„ู„ู‡ ุนู†ู‡ู…ุง narrated that the Prophet ๏ทบ said:


“Healing is in three things: the incision of the cupper, a drink of honey, or cauterisation with fire. However, I forbid my Ummah from cauterisation.”



๐Ÿ“–  แนขaแธฅฤซแธฅ al-Bukhฤrฤซ, 5681.



๐Ÿ’  ━━━ ❖ ๐“ก๐“”๐“•๐“›๐“”๐“’๐“ฃ๐“˜๐“ž๐“❖ ━━━ ๐Ÿ’ 




This narration mentions three forms of treatment known at the time of the Prophet ๏ทบ. It does not mean that every illness must be treated with these methods or that other beneficial treatments should be rejected. Treatment must be appropriate to the illness and the individual.


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๐ŸŸข๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿš  ◇ BLACK SEED — ุญَุจَّุฉُ ุงู„ุจَุฑَูƒَุฉِ


A Remedy Mentioned in the Sunnah



ุนَู†ْ ุฃَุจِูŠ ู‡ُุฑَูŠْุฑَุฉَ ุฑَุถِูŠَ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ُ ุนَู†ْู‡ُ، ุฃَู†َّู‡ُ ุณَู…ِุนَ ุฑَุณُูˆู„َ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ِ ๏ทบ ูŠَู‚ُูˆู„ُ


«ูِูŠ ุงู„ْุญَุจَّุฉِ ุงู„ุณَّูˆْุฏَุงุกِ ุดِูَุงุกٌ ู…ِู†ْ ูƒُู„ِّ ุฏَุงุกٍ ุฅِู„َّุง ุงู„ุณَّุงู…َ»



Abลซ Hurayrah ุฑุถูŠ ุงู„ู„ู‡ ุนู†ู‡ narrated that he heard the Messenger of Allah ๏ทบ say:


“In the black seed there is healing for every disease except death.”



๐Ÿ“–  แนขaแธฅฤซแธฅ al-Bukhฤrฤซ, 5688; แนขaแธฅฤซแธฅ Muslim, 2215.



๐Ÿ’  ━━━ ❖ ๐“ก๐“”๐“•๐“›๐“”๐“’๐“ฃ๐“˜๐“ž๐“❖ ━━━ ๐Ÿ’ 




Black seed, known as Nigella sativa, is mentioned in authentic Prophetic narration as a remedy. Its mention should be understood with the explanations of qualified scholars and the realities of medical treatment.


The narration does not justify assuming that black seed, in any quantity or preparation, cures every condition in every person. It should not replace necessary medical care.


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๐Ÿ’  ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ› ◇ HONEY — ุงู„ุนَุณَู„ُ


A Remedy Mentioned in the Qur’an and Sunnah



Allah, the Most High, says:



ูŠَุฎْุฑُุฌُ ู…ِู†ْ ุจُุทُูˆู†ِู‡َุง ุดَุฑَุงุจٌ ู…ُุฎْุชَู„ِูٌ ุฃَู„ْูˆَุงู†ُู‡ُ ูِูŠู‡ِ ุดِูَุงุกٌ ู„ِู„ู†َّุงุณِ



“From their bellies comes a drink of varying colours, in which there is healing for people.”



๐Ÿ“–  Sลซrah al-Naแธฅl, 16:69.




The Sunnah also records the following incident.



ุนَู†ْ ุฃَุจِูŠ ุณَุนِูŠุฏٍ ุงู„ْุฎُุฏْุฑِูŠِّ ุฑَุถِูŠَ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ُ ุนَู†ْู‡ُ


ุฃَู†َّ ุฑَุฌُู„ًุง ุฃَุชَู‰ ุงู„ู†َّุจِูŠَّ ๏ทบ ูَู‚َุงู„َ: ุฅِู†َّ ุฃَุฎِูŠ ุงุณْุชَุทْู„َู‚َ ุจَุทْู†ُู‡ُ، ูَู‚َุงู„َ: «ุงุณْู‚ِู‡ِ


 ุนَุณَู„ًุง». ูَุณَู‚َุงู‡ُ، ุซُู…َّ ุฃَุชَุงู‡ُ ูَู‚َุงู„َ: ุฅِู†ِّูŠ ุณَู‚َูŠْุชُู‡ُ ุนَุณَู„ًุง ูَู„َู…ْ ูŠَุฒِุฏْู‡ُ ุฅِู„َّุง


 ุงุณْุชِุทْู„َุงู‚ًุง، ูَู‚َุงู„َ: «ุงุณْู‚ِู‡ِ ุนَุณَู„ًุง». ุญَุชَّู‰ ูƒَุงู†َ ูِูŠ ุงู„ْู…َุฑَّุฉِ ุงู„ุฑَّุงุจِุนَุฉِ


 ูَู‚َุงู„َ: «ุตَุฏَู‚َ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ُ ูˆَูƒَุฐَุจَ ุจَุทْู†ُ ุฃَุฎِูŠูƒَ»



Abลซ Saสฟฤซd al-Khudrฤซ ุฑุถูŠ ุงู„ู„ู‡ ุนู†ู‡ reported that a man came to the Prophet ๏ทบ and said that his brother was suffering from a bowel complaint.


 The Prophet ๏ทบ instructed him to give his brother honey. The man returned several times, reporting that the complaint persisted. The Prophet ๏ทบ continued to instruct him to give honey. Eventually, the man reported that his brother recovered.



๐Ÿ“– แนขaแธฅฤซแธฅ al-Bukhฤrฤซ, 5684; แนขaแธฅฤซแธฅ Muslim, 2217.



๐Ÿ’  ━━━ ❖ ๐“ก๐“”๐“•๐“›๐“”๐“’๐“ฃ๐“˜๐“ž๐“❖ ━━━ ๐Ÿ’ 





Honey is mentioned in the Qur’an and has recognised uses in certain medical applications. However, its suitability depends on the condition being treated. Honey must not be given to infants under twelve months because of the risk of infant botulism.



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๐Ÿ”ท๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿœ  ◇ CUPPING — ุงู„ุญِุฌَุงู…َุฉُ


A Treatment Mentioned in the Sunnah



ุนَู†ِ ุงุจْู†ِ ุนَุจَّุงุณٍ ุฑَุถِูŠَ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ُ ุนَู†ْู‡ُู…َุง


«ุงุญْุชَุฌَู…َ ุงู„ู†َّุจِูŠُّ ๏ทบ ูˆَุฃَุนْุทَู‰ ุงู„ْุญَุฌَّุงู…َ ุฃَุฌْุฑَู‡ُ»



Ibn สฟAbbฤs ุฑุถูŠ ุงู„ู„ู‡ ุนู†ู‡ู…ุง reported:


“The Prophet ๏ทบ underwent cupping and paid the cupper his wages.”



๐Ÿ“– แนขaแธฅฤซแธฅ al-Bukhฤrฤซ, 5691.



๐Ÿ’  ━━━ ❖ ๐“ก๐“”๐“•๐“›๐“”๐“’๐“ฃ๐“˜๐“ž๐“❖ ━━━ ๐Ÿ’ 





Cupping is a traditional treatment involving suction applied to the skin. This narration establishes that the Prophet ๏ทบ underwent cupping and paid the practitioner.


Cupping should be performed only by a properly trained practitioner using appropriate hygiene and sterile equipment. Wet cupping, in particular, carries risks of infection, bleeding and blood-borne disease if performed improperly.



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๐ŸŸข ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ ◇ HENNA FOR LEG PAIN



ุงู„ุญِู†َّุงุกُ ูˆَุงู„ุนِู„َุงุฌُ



ุนَู†ْ ุณَู„ْู…َู‰ ุฎَุงุฏِู…َุฉِ ุฑَุณُูˆู„ِ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ِ ๏ทบ ู‚َุงู„َุชْ


ู…َุง ูƒَุงู†َ ุฃَุญَุฏٌ ูŠَุดْุชَูƒِูŠ ุฅِู„َู‰ ุฑَุณُูˆู„ِ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ِ ๏ทบ ูˆَุฌَุนًุง ูِูŠ ุฑَุฃْุณِู‡ِ ุฅِู„َّุง ู‚َุงู„َ


 ุงุญْุชَุฌِู…ْ، ูˆَู„َุง ูˆَุฌَุนًุง ูِูŠ ุฑِุฌْู„َูŠْู‡ِ ุฅِู„َّุง ู‚َุงู„َ: ุงุฎْุถِุจْู‡ُู…َุง




Salmฤ, the servant of the Messenger of Allah ๏ทบ, reported that whenever someone complained to him of a headache, he instructed the person to undergo cupping; and whenever someone complained of pain in the legs, he instructed the person to apply henna to them.



๐Ÿ“– Sunan Abฤซ Dฤwลซd, 3858; graded แธฅasan by al-Albฤnฤซ.



๐Ÿ’  ━━━ ❖ ๐“ก๐“”๐“•๐“›๐“”๐“’๐“ฃ๐“˜๐“ž๐“❖ ━━━ ๐Ÿ’ 




This narration mentions the use of henna in connection with leg pain. It should be studied with its grading and scholarly explanations. It does not establish that henna is a proven treatment for every cause of leg pain, nor should it delay appropriate medical assessment.



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๐Ÿ’ ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿž ◇ TRUFFLES — ุงู„ูƒَู…ْุฃَุฉُ


A Mentioned Remedy for the Eyes



ุนَู†ْ ุณَุนِูŠุฏِ ุจْู†ِ ุฒَูŠْุฏٍ ุฑَุถِูŠَ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ُ ุนَู†ْู‡ُ، ู‚َุงู„َ: ู‚َุงู„َ ุฑَุณُูˆู„ُ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ِ ๏ทบ


«ุงู„ْูƒَู…ْุฃَุฉُ ู…ِู†َ ุงู„ْู…َู†ِّ، ูˆَู…َุงุคُู‡َุง ุดِูَุงุกٌ ู„ِู„ْุนَูŠْู†ِ»



Saสฟฤซd ibn Zayd ุฑุถูŠ ุงู„ู„ู‡ ุนู†ู‡ narrated that the Messenger of Allah ๏ทบ said:


“Truffles are a form of manna, and their liquid is a healing for the eye.”



๐Ÿ“–  แนขaแธฅฤซแธฅ al-Bukhฤrฤซ, 5708; แนขaแธฅฤซแธฅ Muslim, 2049.



๐Ÿ’  ━━━ ❖ ๐“ก๐“”๐“•๐“›๐“”๐“’๐“ฃ๐“˜๐“ž๐“❖ ━━━ ๐Ÿ’ 




This authentic narration mentions truffles and their liquid in connection with eye healing. It should not be taken as permission to put raw truffle liquid or unsterile substances into the eyes. Eye complaints can be serious and should receive appropriate medical attention.


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๐Ÿ”น๐Ÿ˜๐ŸŸ ◇ MODERATION IN EATING


ุงู„ِุงุนْุชِุฏَุงู„ُ ูِูŠ ุงู„ุทَّุนَุงู…ِ



ุนَู†ْ ุงู„ْู…ِู‚ْุฏَุงู…ِ ุจْู†ِ ู…َุนْุฏِูŠ ูƒَุฑِุจَ ุฑَุถِูŠَ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ُ ุนَู†ْู‡ُ، ู‚َุงู„َ: ุณَู…ِุนْุชُ ุฑَุณُูˆู„َ

 ุงู„ู„َّู‡ِ ๏ทบ ูŠَู‚ُูˆู„ُ


ู…َุง ู…َู„َุฃَ ุขุฏَู…ِูŠٌّ ูˆِุนَุงุกً ุดَุฑًّุง ู…ِู†ْ ุจَุทْู†ٍ، ุจِุญَุณْุจِ ุงุจْู†ِ ุขุฏَู…َ ุฃُูƒُู„َุงุชٌ ูŠُู‚ِู…ْู†َ


 ุตُู„ْุจَู‡ُ، ูَุฅِู†ْ ูƒَุงู†َ ู„َุง ู…َุญَุงู„َุฉَ، ูَุซُู„ُุซٌ ู„ِุทَุนَุงู…ِู‡ِ، ูˆَุซُู„ُุซٌ ู„ِุดَุฑَุงุจِู‡ِ، ูˆَุซُู„ُุซٌ

 ู„ِู†َูَุณِู‡ِ



Al-Miqdฤm ibn Maสฟdฤซkarib ุฑุถูŠ ุงู„ู„ู‡ ุนู†ู‡ reported that he heard the Messenger of Allah ๏ทบ say:


“The son of Adam does not fill any vessel worse than his stomach. A few morsels that keep his back straight are sufficient for the son of Adam. But if he must eat more, then one-third for his food, one-third for his drink and one-third for his breathing.”



๐Ÿ“– Jฤmiสฟ al-Tirmidhฤซ, 2380; Sunan Ibn Mฤjah, 3349.



๐Ÿ’  ━━━ ❖ ๐“ก๐“”๐“•๐“›๐“”๐“’๐“ฃ๐“˜๐“ž๐“❖ ━━━ ๐Ÿ’ 




This narration teaches moderation, self-discipline and avoiding unnecessary excess in eating.


A Muslim should seek to maintain a balanced diet, consume what is beneficial and avoid habits that harm the body. The principle of moderation is relevant to everyday life, although individual nutritional needs differ.


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๐ŸŸข ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ  ◇ OLIVE OIL — ุฒَูŠْุชُ ุงู„ุฒَّูŠْุชُูˆู†ِ


A Blessed Tree



Allah, the Most High, says:



ูŠُูˆู‚َุฏُ ู…ِู†ْ ุดَุฌَุฑَุฉٍ ู…ُุจَุงุฑَูƒَุฉٍ ุฒَูŠْุชُูˆู†َุฉٍ



“Lit from a blessed tree, an olive tree.”



๐Ÿ“–  Sลซrah al-Nลซr, 24:35.



A narration attributed to the Prophet ๏ทบ states:



«ูƒُู„ُูˆุง ุงู„ุฒَّูŠْุชَ ูˆَุงุฏَّู‡ِู†ُูˆุง ุจِู‡ِ، ูَุฅِู†َّู‡ُ ู…ِู†ْ ุดَุฌَุฑَุฉٍ ู…ُุจَุงุฑَูƒَุฉٍ»



“Eat olive oil and apply it, for it comes from a blessed tree.”



๐Ÿ“–  Jฤmiสฟ al-Tirmidhฤซ, 1851; also reported in Sunan Ibn Mฤjah, 3319. The report has been graded favourably by some scholars.



๐Ÿ’  ━━━ ❖ ๐“ก๐“”๐“•๐“›๐“”๐“’๐“ฃ๐“˜๐“ž๐“❖ ━━━ ๐Ÿ’ 




Olive oil is a recognised food and is widely used in cooking. Its nutritional value makes it a beneficial ingredient in a balanced diet.



The blessing mentioned in the narration should not be turned into a claim that olive oil cures every disease or that applying it is suitable for every skin condition.



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๐Ÿ”ท ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿก ◇ SEEKING TREATMENT AND TRUSTING ALLAH



ุงู„ุชَّุฏَุงูˆِูŠ ูˆَุงู„ุชَّูˆَูƒُّู„ُ ุนَู„َู‰ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ِ




ุนَู†ْ ุฃُุณَุงู…َุฉَ ุจْู†ِ ุดَุฑِูŠูƒٍ ุฑَุถِูŠَ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ُ ุนَู†ْู‡ُ، ู‚َุงู„َ: ู‚َุงู„َุชِ ุงู„ْุฃَุนْุฑَุงุจُ: ูŠَุง


 ุฑَุณُูˆู„َ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ِ، ุฃَู„َุง ู†َุชَุฏَุงูˆَู‰؟ ู‚َุงู„َ


ู†َุนَู…ْ، ูŠَุง ุนِุจَุงุฏَ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ِ، ุชَุฏَุงูˆَูˆْุง، ูَุฅِู†َّ ุงู„ู„َّู‡َ ู„َู…ْ ูŠَุถَุนْ ุฏَุงุกً ุฅِู„َّุง ูˆَุถَุนَ ู„َู‡ُ


 ุดِูَุงุกً، ุบَูŠْุฑَ ุฏَุงุกٍ ูˆَุงุญِุฏٍ. ู‚َุงู„ُูˆุง: ูŠَุง ุฑَุณُูˆู„َ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ِ، ูˆَู…َุง ู‡ُูˆَ؟ ู‚َุงู„َ

 ุงู„ْู‡َุฑَู…ُ



Usฤmah ibn Sharฤซk ุฑุถูŠ ุงู„ู„ู‡ ุนู†ู‡ reported that some Bedouins asked the Messenger of Allah ๏ทบ whether they should seek medical treatment. He replied:



“Yes, servants of Allah, seek treatment, for Allah has not placed a disease without placing a remedy for it, except for one disease.” They asked what it was, and he replied, “Old age.”



๐Ÿ“–  Sunan Abฤซ Dฤwลซd, 3855; Jฤmiสฟ al-Tirmidhฤซ, 2038.



๐Ÿ’  ━━━ ❖ ๐“ก๐“”๐“•๐“›๐“”๐“’๐“ฃ๐“˜๐“ž๐“❖ ━━━ ๐Ÿ’ 




Seeking medical treatment does not contradict reliance upon Allah. A Muslim may use lawful and beneficial means while recognising that Allah alone is the ultimate source of healing.



Tawakkul is not abandoning available treatment. Rather, it includes taking appropriate steps while placing one's trust in Allah.



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๐Ÿ’  ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ˜ ◇ RUQYAH — SPIRITUAL HEALING



ุงู„ุฑُّู‚ْูŠَุฉُ ุงู„ุดَّุฑْุนِูŠَّุฉُ



ุนَู†ْ ุนَูˆْูِ ุจْู†ِ ู…َุงู„ِูƒٍ ุงู„ْุฃَุดْุฌَุนِูŠِّ ุฑَุถِูŠَ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ُ ุนَู†ْู‡ُ، ู‚َุงู„َ


ูƒُู†َّุง ู†َุฑْู‚ِูŠ ูِูŠ ุงู„ْุฌَุงู‡ِู„ِูŠَّุฉِ، ูَู‚ُู„ْู†َุง: ูŠَุง ุฑَุณُูˆู„َ ุงู„ู„َّู‡ِ، ูƒَูŠْูَ ุชَุฑَู‰ ูِูŠ ุฐَู„ِูƒَ؟


 ูَู‚َุงู„َ


«ุงุนْุฑِุถُูˆุง ุนَู„َูŠَّ ุฑُู‚َุงูƒُู…ْ، ู„َุง ุจَุฃْุณَ ุจِุงู„ุฑُّู‚َู‰ ู…َุง ู„َู…ْ ูŠَูƒُู†ْ ูِูŠู‡ِ ุดِุฑْูƒٌ»




สฟAwf ibn Mฤlik al-Ashjaสฟฤซ ุฑุถูŠ ุงู„ู„ู‡ ุนู†ู‡ reported:


“We used to perform ruqyah during the days of ignorance, so we asked the Messenger of Allah ๏ทบ what he thought of it. He said, ‘Present your ruqyahs to me. There is no harm in ruqyah so long as it does not contain shirk.’”



๐Ÿ“–  แนขaแธฅฤซแธฅ Muslim, 2200.



๐Ÿ’  ━━━ ❖ ๐“ก๐“”๐“•๐“›๐“”๐“’๐“ฃ๐“˜๐“ž๐“❖ ━━━ ๐Ÿ’ 




Ruqyah involves supplication and recitation seeking Allah's protection and healing. It may include reciting Sลซrah al-Fฤtiแธฅah, ฤ€yat al-Kursฤซ and the protective chapters of the Qur’an, along with authentic supplications.


Ruqyah must remain free from shirk, unlawful invocations and practices that contradict Islamic teachings. Spiritual treatment can accompany appropriate medical care; it should not be used as a reason to neglect serious illness.



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๐ŸŸข KEY POINTS ◇ BENEFICIAL REMINDERS



๐Ÿ”น Healing is from Allah, and lawful remedies are means through which healing may occur.


๐Ÿ”น The Qur’an and authentic Sunnah contain guidance concerning honey, black seed, cupping, nutrition and spiritual healing.


๐Ÿ”น Moderation in eating is a Prophetic principle that benefits everyday life.


๐Ÿ”น Authentic narrations must be distinguished from weak reports and statements incorrectly attributed to the Prophet ๏ทบ.


๐Ÿ”น Not every traditional remedy is appropriate for every illness. Medical advice, hygiene, correct diagnosis and safe treatment remain important.


๐Ÿ”น Ruqyah is permissible when it is free from shirk and is performed in accordance with Islamic teachings.


๐Ÿ”น Reliance upon Allah and seeking medical treatment are not contradictory.


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❖ A FINAL REMINDER ❖


The study of Prophetic Medicine requires respect for the Qur’an, careful verification of hadith and an understanding of the context in which the narrations were transmitted.


The Muslim should neither dismiss authentic Prophetic guidance nor attribute unsupported medical claims to the Messenger of Allah ๏ทบ. Knowledge requires sincerity, accuracy and responsibility.


We ask Allah, the Lord of mankind, to remove suffering, grant beneficial knowledge, guide us to what is correct and provide healing to those who are ill.


ุงู„ู„َّู‡ُู…َّ ุฑَุจَّ ุงู„ู†َّุงุณِ، ุฃَุฐْู‡ِุจِ ุงู„ْุจَุฃْุณَ، ุงุดْูِ ุฃَู†ْุชَ ุงู„ุดَّุงูِูŠ، ู„َุง ุดِูَุงุกَ ุฅِู„َّุง ุดِูَุงุคُูƒَ، ุดِูَุงุกً ู„َุง ูŠُุบَุงุฏِุฑُ ุณَู‚َู…ًุง


O Allah, Lord of mankind, remove the affliction and grant healing, for You are the Healer. There is no healing except Your healing, a healing that leaves no illness behind.



๐Ÿ“– แนขaแธฅฤซแธฅ al-Bukhฤrฤซ, 5743; แนขaแธฅฤซแธฅ Muslim, 2191.



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Read • Understand • Reflect • Practise


May Allah grant us beneficial knowledge, righteous actions and sound understanding of the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah.


ูˆَุงู„ู„َّู‡ُ ุฃَุนْู„َู…ُ


And Allah knows best.

 

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