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Assalaamualikum Friend,
Benefit #3: As Healing from the evil eye
In the practice of ‘ruqya’ (treatment for someone afflicted with the evil eye, magic, or possessed by a jinn), one of the verses recommended to be recited for the person afflicted is ayat al-Kursi.
During the life of the holy Prophet (saw), it was said that a Bedouin man came to the Prophet to complain about his brother who had a mental derangement. Part of the verses that the Prophet recited for the brother was ayat al-Kursi, and by the mercy of Allah (swt), the man was cured. It should be noted here that mental derangement is not the same as mental health challenges that will require medical treatment.
In some cultures, it is common to find people using different superstitious objects to protect themselves from evil. But as Muslims, we know that our protection only comes from Allah (swt) and this is why it is important for us to make ayat al-Kursi our weapon of protection against shaytan and every form of harm.
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To summarize these gems, here is a recap of some of the benefits that we get when we constantly recite ayat al-Kursi: - A person who recites ayat al-Kursi after every obligatory salah will enter paradise if Allah wills.
- Anyone who recites ayat al-Kursi in the mornings and evenings will be protected from all forms of harm if Allah wills.
- Whoever is afflicted with the evil eye or magic can be cured by the recitation of ayat al-Kursi.
- The recitation of Baqarah, the chapter that contains Ayat al-Kursi protects your home from shaytan.
If you haven’t already, these benefits are enough motivation to get any Muslim to make ayat al-Kursi a constant part of their supplication, their obligatory prayers, bedtime routine, and even encourage the recitation at home so that every member of the family can benefit.
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Your Brother,
Bilal Memon Founder & CEO Quran Academy
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