Q: I have a friend who I have alot of value for in my heart, however she is cold towards me. She has forgiven me for the past but doesnt wish to have any connection which I would want. It has been around 8-9 years. Will reciting the wazifa/dua for unity work for reuniting our friendship?
Q: I have heard about an amal called 16 Sayyid in which we have to make only one dua as the main target for 16 months and we have to pray every prayer compulsary on the 16th of every Islamic month and have to fast on that day.
Many people claim that on doing so their duas have been accepted and I am also evident of that. Could you please tell me, is that authentic and can we do that amal?
Q: My son keeps getting picked on by teachers in school especially the year head. The people around him blame him for doing things that he doesn't do and the teacher shouts at him. My son doesn't speak at all.
This week, an English boy told the teacher that my son swore at him and he didn't, the teacher doesn't believe him. Please give us a wazifa to pray.
Q:
1. It has been confirmed from three authentic sources that my husband has sihr. As part of his treatment I must read Surah Baqarah daily for 40 days. Sometimes I play it on my laptop on days that I can't read. Is it jaiz (acceptable) to play in the house, office when no one is there on the same floor for protection? I heard that recitation of Surah Baqarah protects any home for 3 days from bad influences.
2. My husband naturally is resistant to treatment despite being incredibly religious himself. All the signs are there between us, his business, consistent thefts by employees and him not taking action. Is there anything else I can do apart from Surah Baqarah and Ruqyah Shariah?
3. My husbands shaikh insists that there is no such thing as sihr (though it was done on the Prophet) and doesn't advise seeking treatment because he believes no human being has such power over another, its impossible. He never advocates treatment. Isnt it haraam to consistently prevent someone from seeking treatment, also to openly disregard that sihr doesnt exist in todays day and age?
4. What is the reality regarding sihr and its effects, and what is correct treatment for sihr?
Q: My father is facing heavy financial problems. Please give a dua for him
Q:
1. Can you please explain ruqyah.
2. If a person reads Quraan and seeks protection from evil, is that ruqyah?
3. Please explain this hadith from Saheeh Bukhari #6472 concerning 70,000 people.
Q: I want to ask a wazifa for wealth and to become rich.
Q: Can you tell me a wazeefa so that I become regular in saying my 5 times prayer a day.
Q: I am four months pregnant Alhamdulillah. I want to know about dua’s and Surah’s which I can recite throughout my pregnancy for the protection of my baby and for normal delivery and for a pious child.
Q: Recently my friend took her 2 year old daughter to a Moulana and he apparently checks for nazr. So he makes the child put her finger on a device like a screw driver and the mother must say her name and then the childs name and then if the sandal turns the child has nazr.
So the child apparently had nazr and the Moulana read something and blew, etc. He asked them to give him her outfit that she was wearing so he could check something and he said later on that she has something called a "bad wind" on her and he was going to try to take out the bad wind.
He also gave them 7 small pieces of paper with something written on it an they were instructed to take the paper around her 7 times at maghrib an then burn the paper. He also gave them a paper with something written on it and told them that they must put it in water and make the child drink from the water.
My question is, is it more advisable for the parents themselves to read aayaat an duas from the Holy Quraan on the child for protection from nazr etc. or is it better to seek the help of such Moulanas?