Why Does It Thrash During Ruqyah, Yet Still Not Come Out

During ruqyah, the hands, feet, head and stomach move and twitch — it is clear that the asar is suffering and trying to get out — but it does not come out. Learn today the two real reasons.

Reason 1 — Knots in the body's "doors"

The hands and feet — these are the body's main "exit doors." The magician ties tight knots at these extremities, which do not let the asar come out.

Reason 2 — The outside guard-Shaytan

Whenever the magician-Shaytan or the tabi'a, who is outside the body or around it, sees ruqyah or the program being used, it makes more knots and threatens the khadim inside to prevent it from leaving. As a result, the khadim inside thrashes and suffers — but cannot come out.

The Solution — A Specific Room

1. Choose one specific same room — you will do the treatment there every day.
2. Have the floor mopped with salted ruqyah water.
3. Spray this water on the doors, windows and corners (on both the inside and the outside).
4. Recite Ayat al-Kursi 21 times + Surah Az-Zalzalah 21 times over the water and blow lightly.

Protect the Room with Smoke and Audio

1. In a corner of the room, burn a little black seed and sidr leaves as smoke for 2-3 minutes (without any recitation).
2. After that, play the audio of Surah As-Saffat on repeat in the room for about 2 hours.

In this way the room becomes protected for that day (or for 2-3 days) — if you do ruqyah and the program in this very room, the power increases many times over in sha Allah, and the asar can come straight out.

A Separate Ruqyah for the Knots

Before starting the program in this protected room, first listen to the knot-untying ruqyah, then go straight on with the ruqyah or program designated for your own asar.

This Is How the Way Out Opens

When both causes — the knots in the hands and feet and the guard outside — are resolved together, no obstacle remains.

Open the door, remove the guard — the asar will come out in sha Allah.

Source: Shaykh Fawaz Al-Aswad (Madinat al-Ilm)

Translation and compilation: Raqi Faisal Ahmed Sabit — Al Qur'an Ruqyah Healing Center