Islamic Remedies For Black Magic?

Black magic is a pervasive and pervasive belief in Islam that is condemned by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It is forbidden to seek help from magicians or soothsayers to dispel it, as stated in the Prophet’s hadiths. The Glorious Qur’an, sent down as a cure and mercy for believers, can also be used to dispel magic. To seek refuge in Allah, Muslims should make sincere du’a for Him to remove any harm caused by black magic.

To break the spell of black magic, Muslims should daily recite the manzil, blow it into a glass of water, and drink the water. The best protection against black magic is practicing Islam, reading the Qur’an, and making frequent dhikr and du’a. Legal Ruqyah based on Quranic teachings can provide effective remedies for black magic afflictions.

The belief and practice in magic in Islam is widespread and pervasive, both historically and currently. The Qur’ān offers perfect solace to believers spiritually and physically. Ruqyah should be based on the Quranic teachings and should be recited by those who love the religion.

Muslim thinkers are not clear on how to deal with this superstitious holdover from an earlier age. The Quran and hadith make reference to witchcraft, the evil eye, and supernatural beings known as jinn. A person who confirms the statement of a soothsayer, magician, or fortune teller is a disbeliever of what has been revealed to the Holy Prophet (sawa).

In conclusion, black magic is a pervasive belief in Islam that is condemned by Muslims. To break the spell of black magic, Muslims should make dua for Allah to remove any harm caused by it.