Ruqyah

Q: Is it permissible to tell a non Muslim affected with jinn to listen to Manzil at night as long as they have a bath?

Q: There are people who read things for when a person's navel shifts and the navel goes back in place. 

From what I know it's Quraan they read but they do an amal on 15 Shaabaan or on an odd night of Ramadhaan. 

Someone mentioned to me that this is a form of sihr Is this true?

Q: Is reciting on zam zam water permissible for the purpose of ruqyah?

Q: I have the habit of reciting aayat ul kursi (once) followed by the last three surahs 3 times each and then doing a dum on myself and my family members who are living in other places and countries by imagining their faces one by one and doing dum in the approximate direction. 

I would generally do that amal at any time of the day with the intention of safety and well-being of myself and the loved ones. I would like to know: 

1. Is such practice permissible and supported by some evidence? 

2. Is there any added significance and benefit of continuing this practice compared to normal masnoon prayers for self and family members? 

3. Or whether it's an innovation and should be avoided?

Q: What surah is best to recite for difficulties related to property matters and sale, Surah Ar Rahman or Surah Al Fath. I've completed a Quran Khatam and Yaseen Khatam as well. Please advise

Q: Please prescribe the best azkar for protection against the whispers of satan.

Q: I was informed of a ruqyah about a person who if he is facing some evil eye or is not able to proceed in life that he should recite Surah Al Baqarah over some water and dry blow into it for 3 days, and take that water and splash it on his stuff.

Is this a form of shirk? If it is not, what are the steps to take to perform such a ritual?

Q: Is ruqya a treatment or a sunnah?

Q: What is the reality of this wazeefah? Especially the fact that angels wake a person up?

"I was told a Quranic aayat to recite when you want to wake up for something and by Allah it works!! Every time I've read it I've ALWAYS woken up, whether it be for fajr, work, interview, literally anything you need to wake up for. I recall being told the virtue is that the angels wake you up. I'm not sure how accurate it is according to my memory, but I've never questioned it as I was told by an aalim. But if anyone wants to correct me, please do. This is the aayah: لا يجليها لوقتها إلا هو"

Q: If someone is stung by a scorpion, should we recite Surah Fatiha on him as mentioned in the hadith?

My question is that should we take him to hospital after reciting Surah Fatiha?