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Assalam Aleikum warahamatullah wabarakaatuhu brothers & sisters

Please I have a question. Find it a bit difficult memorising surahs of the Qur'an. Only able to grasp only short verses. I don't what method to use or how to improve in my memory.

My question is, is the a dua or something of sort that I can recite to help aid my easy comprehension. Please note is recite Rabbi Zidni Ailma regularly. Thank you

Empiree:
Truly, knowledge evolves with time.

Some things we knew growing up might not be accurate after doing more research. It is not a crime nor is it against Islamic principles to have difference of opinion. Difference of opinion shouldn't lead to gbasgbos or war of words. We don't necessarily have to believe all the external stories outside of Quran hook line and sinker if they do not align with Quran. Whatever stories Quran narrates there is no doubt in them.

For instance,

1.we have long believed that Nabi Muhammad SAW was welcomed in Medina by Ansar with waka(Tala al Badru 'Alayna) but salafi/Alhusunnah Wajamah did their findings and concluded it is not true. It is optional if anyone believes it or not. There is no issue either way.

2. Growing up we also believed that Nabi Muhammad children died on Eld which was the reason behind 5-7 takbir ihram. Later research by our generation discovered this is not true. This was aired by Sheikh Habeeb murkaz Agege, Sheikh AbdulMalik Adebayo Babaloworo, Sheikh Mubarak etc


Similarly on the issue of isra wal miraj, if you look into the story very well and compared to Qur'an you get to see loopholes. Isra wal miraj as taught says that Nabi Muhammad (SAW) went to "collect" Salat or that Salat was commissioned from above. This story is not in harmony with Qur'an because Quran teaches that prophets and messangers before Nabi Muhammad had been praying salat (46:9) and there are several verses as well that instructed prophets and messangers before Nabi Muhammad to pray salat such as S19:55 etc So question is, what then Nabi Muhammad went to heaven for?. Obviously it could not have been Salat.

Next observation is, Nabi Muhammad went to heaven not to collect Salat but he was given "format" of salat that we have today. This also makes sense but there is issue here. Nabi Muhammad didn't need to go to heaven to be given format of salat. Once Allāh revealed ayat relating to Salat, everything relating to Salat was automatically downloaded in his system the same way he understood thousands of other verses without having to go to heaven to collect instructions or explanations for them.

I watched sheikh AbdulMalik Adebayo Babaloworo few weeks ago and he also fairly supported sheikh Mubarak's position. Although when I watched his lecture last year he said some Alfa are now denouncing Isra wal Miraj but he said he has no issues with them. That it is their opinion. This year sheikh was a little more detailed when he said, concerning Isra wal miraj that says Nabi Muhammad (SAW) went back and forth between Allah and Musa in order to reduce Salat from 50 to 5, Sheikh said, "so you turned Anobi Muhammad to errand boy, abi?". His statement here indicates the storyline is questionable. If I see the video I will post it. It is in Yoruba ofcourse.

But sheikh further said that many do not understand what hadith is saying right there. He emphasized that Salat was not reduced from 50 to 5. Salat was always 5 as ordained by Allāh before Nabi Muhammad came into physical human being. Sheikh implied that the scenario btw Nabi Muhammad and Nabi Musa (as) was spiritual realm etc. Our shia brother albaqir once delivered beautiful audio lecture he sent me on WhatsApp last year. His explanation makes sense. So it is clear that Nabi Muhammad did not go to heaven to commission Salat because Salat is not bidi'a (46:9). Very well then, what did Nabi Muhammad go there to do?. Quran says to show him "Our Signs" Sura Isra 1.

The story about Salat being reduced from 50 to 5 in Isra wal Miraj was rather fascinating mujiza(aponle fun Anobi Muhammad).

Well, nice points you have there. But I was actually made to understand that the Surat Israh being referred to has nothing to do with Nabi Muhammad S.AW. It's all about Prophet Musa and the Israelites.
Look at the verse that immediately followed the verse of journey.
Allhau Allam.

favelli:
Assalam Aleikum warahamatullah wabarakaatuhu brothers & sisters

Please I have a question. Find it a bit difficult memorising surahs of the Qur'an. Only able to grasp only short verses. I don't what method to use or how to improve in my memory.

My question is, is the a dua or something of sort that I can recite to help aid my easy comprehension. Please note is recite Rabbi Zidni Ailma regularly. Thank you

I think it's best to talk to a teacher, there are ones that specialise in helping people memorize the Qur'an. They have various techniques.
Wa alaykum Salam Warahmatullah

favelli:
Assalam Aleikum warahamatullah wabarakaatuhu brothers & sisters

Please I have a question. Find it a bit difficult memorising surahs of the Qur'an. Only able to grasp only short verses. I don't what method to use or how to improve in my memory.

My question is, is the a dua or something of sort that I can recite to help aid my easy comprehension. Please note is recite Rabbi Zidni Ailma regularly. Thank you

Wa Alaikum Salam.

You may recite the following regularly with your intention to be able to memorize the Quran, or anything else InshaAllah:

1. Q87:6-7 (21x) together
For verse 7, only recite Illa Ma Sha Allah.

2. Q17:82 (54x) daily or after every salat.

3. Q18: 23-24 (21x) recite together daily or after every salat.

You may decide to recite only one out of the three or all three..just be consistent in your decision and follow through.
Please, never despair and be patient. Always remember that as a Muslim, you submit to Allah's time and NOT the time you have in mind.
Time belongs ONLY to Allah.
Just do your humanly best and Allah will do the rest, InshaAllah.

Lastly, Rabbi Zidni Ailma is also very good,
Just ensure that you start and/or end these recitations with your intention(s).

May Allah bless you with the very best for you, Amin.

Alhajiemeritus:
Well, nice points you have there. But I was actually made to understand that the Surat Israh being referred to has nothing to do with Nabi Muhammad S.AW. It's all about Prophet Musa and the Israelites.
Look at the verse that immediately followed the verse of journey.
Allhau Allam.

yes, I know Sheikh Mubarak said that but I am yet to agree with him. I believe that just because Allah mentioned Nabi Musa right after does not mean preceding verse was talking about him. It is still open debate. Quran picks stories randomly.

favelli:
Assalam Aleikum warahamatullah wabarakaatuhu brothers & sisters

Please I have a question. Find it a bit difficult memorising surahs of the Qur'an. Only able to grasp only short verses. I don't what method to use or how to improve in my memory.

My question is, is the a dua or something of sort that I can recite to help aid my easy comprehension. Please note is recite Rabbi Zidni Ailma regularly. Thank you

If u convincingly believe "Rabbi zidni ilma" can help u, it will but ur issue is more psychological, u mind is occupied with a lot of issues, u need to clear ur mind b4 u can memorize d Quran. That's why its easier for children without problems to memorize Quran. I know its not easy to clear mind in naija. Try somewhere quite, clear ur mind and repeat them 20x atleast

movado19:
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Wa Alaikum Salam.

1. Q87:6-7 (21x) together
For verse 7, only recite Illa Ma Sha Allah.

2. Q17:82 (54x) daily or after every salat.

3. Q18: 23-24 (21x) recite together daily or after every salat.

This is not to discredit ur solution,but if he can repeat those Quran Ayas he couldn't memorize for 54x as u mentioned, am sure it will stick, instead of devoting his time praying for it

movado19:
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Wa Alaikum Salam.

You may recite the following regularly with your intention to be able to memorize the Quran, or anything else InshaAllah:

1. Q87:6-7 (21x) together
For verse 7, only recite Illa Ma Sha Allah.

2. Q17:82 (54x) daily or after every salat.

3. Q18: 23-24 (21x) recite together daily or after every salat.

You may decide to recite only one out of the three or all three..just be consistent in your decision and follow through.
Please, never despair and be patient. Always remember that as a Muslim, you submit to Allah's time and NOT the time you have in mind.
Time belongs ONLY to Allah.
Just do your humanly best and Allah will do the rest, InshaAllah.

Lastly, Rabbi Zidni Ailma is also very good,
Just ensure that you start and/or end these recitations with your intention(s).

May Allah bless you with the very best for you, Amin.

Okay. Thank you very much for your response

Alamkir:
If u convincingly believe "Rabbi zidni ilma" can help u, it will but ur issue is more psychological, u mind is occupied with a lot of issues, u need to clear ur mind b4 u can memorize d Quran. That's why its easier for children without problems to memorize Quran. I know its not easy to clear mind in naija. Try somewhere quite, clear ur mind and repeat them 20x atleast

Okay, thanks very much for your reply

movado19:
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Wa Alaikum Salam.

You may recite the following regularly with your intention to be able to memorize the Quran, or anything else InshaAllah:

1. Q87:6-7 (21x) together
For verse 7, only recite Illa Ma Sha Allah.

2. Q17:82 (54x) daily or after every salat.

3. Q18: 23-24 (21x) recite together daily or after every salat.

You may decide to recite only one out of the three or all three..just be consistent in your decision and follow through.
Please, never despair and be patient. Always remember that as a Muslim, you submit to Allah's time and NOT the time you have in mind.
Time belongs ONLY to Allah.
Just do your humanly best and Allah will do the rest, InshaAllah.

Lastly, Rabbi Zidni Ailma is also very good,
Just ensure that you start and/or end these recitations with your intention(s).

May Allah bless you with the very best for you, Amin.

Assalamu alaikum,
May Allah bless you and increase you in knowledge, Ameen. There is these issue that i have being hearing for a while now from some of our Sheikh's and sincerely speaking i'm confused, i need further clarification please.
It's about the destiny of human beings regarding entering heaven or hell, they always say that Allah has pre-destined for everybody right from his/her mother's womb his abode in either heaven or hell. When you are destined for hell, at the die minutes no matter the good you have been doing, you will do something that will eventually lead you to hell and vice versa.
Please i need further clarification on these.

Gireiboy:
Assalamu alaikum,
May Allah bless you and increase you in knowledge, Ameen. There is these issue that i have being hearing for a while now from some of our Sheikh's and sincerely speaking i'm confused, i need further clarification please.
It's about the destiny of human beings regarding entering heaven or hell, they always say that Allah has pre-destined for everybody right from his/her mother's womb his abode in either heaven or hell. When you are destined for hell, at the die minutes no matter the good you have been doing, you will do something that will eventually lead you to hell and vice versa.
Please i need further clarification on these.

Wa Alaikum Salam and Jumma Karim.

Amin, and for you all too.

The topic of destiny is very complex.
I would advise you to go back to the beginning - if you haven't - of this thread and read Ikupakuti's, LadunaI's Empiree's, and of other people's take on destiny. I am not saying that what they have there is the finality, but it is a very strong springboard for anyone interested in this topic.
You will also have to carry out your own independent research once you have gained a better understanding.

Personally, what I would tell you is this:
1. Allah knows the beginning and the end of everyone.
2. Dua is a mighty, mighty weapon of a believer, so much so that it can change one's destiny!
3. You have to subdue your Nafs (soul/ego) through Tazkiyatun Nafs...this is a very big problem and can cause an impasse for a lot of
people. This is the slippery slope that makes some people do so much good and then at the tail end derail!
(May Allah keep us away from such an end, Amin).
4. You have to conquer the human vices (doubt, greed, gluttony, lust, sloth, envy, wrath) in all of us to a very large degree.
5. Cultivate and maintain Good thoughts of Allah, always:
Jaabir (radhiyAllahu ‘anhu) said:
“Three days before the Messenger (sallAllahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) died he said:
"Do not allow anyone of you to die except that he is perfecting his assumptions about Allah."
Hasan al-Basree (rahimahullah) said:
“Verily, when the believer perfects his thoughts about his Rabb, he would have perfected his actions and the faajir is the one who has
corrupted his thoughts of his Lord, so his actions will also be corrupted.”
Q 02:186 - “And when My slaves ask you (O Muhammad) concerning Me, then (answer them), I am indeed near (to them by My Knowledge)
I respond to the invocations of the supplicant when he calls on Me.”
...and so on...

The one who is on this path as mentioned above has nothing to fear about being in hell...we really do not give the due estimation to Allah
as He deserves. We need to see and think for ourselves, despite what the people with titles such as Sheikhs may say. No one is beyond
assumptions and mistakes. I do not mean that you do not listen to anyone, rather, deploy critical thinking to whatever information is given
to you.

In essence, you must take it upon yourself to purify your soul for the sake of Allah in order to have a good end.
That's why you have such people who are adepts in this field. They are not stupid!

Q 87:14-15 - "But those will prosper who purify themselves,"

Q 91:07-10 - "By the Soul, and the proportion and order given to it,"
"And its enlightenment as to its wrong and its right,"
"Truly he succeeds that purifies it,"
"And he fails that corrupts it!"

I hope the above has given you a little bit of clarity, InshaAllah?

movado19:
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Wa Alaikum Salam and Jumma Karim.

Amin, and for you all too.

The topic of destiny is very complex.
I would advise you to go back to the beginning - if you haven't - of this thread and read Ikupakuti's, LadunaI's Empiree's, and of other people's take on destiny. I am not saying that what they have there is the finality, but it is a very strong springboard for anyone interested in this topic.
You will also have to carry out your own independent research once you have gained a better understanding.

Personally, what I would tell you is this:
1. Allah knows the beginning and the end of everyone.
2. Dua is a mighty, mighty weapon of a believer, so much so that it can change one's destiny!
3. You have to subdue your Nafs (soul/ego) through [b]Tazkiyatun Nafs...this is a very big problem and can cause an impasse for a lot of
people. This is the slippery slope that makes some people do so much good and then at the tail end derail!
(May Allah keep us away from such an end, Amin).
4. You have to conquer the human vices (doubt, greed, gluttony, lust, sloth, envy, wrath) in all of us to a very large degree.
5. Cultivate and maintain Good thoughts of Allah, always:
Jaabir (radhiyAllahu ‘anhu) said:
“Three days before the Messenger (sallAllahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) died he said:
"Do not allow anyone of you to die except that he is perfecting his assumptions about Allah."
Hasan al-Basree (rahimahullah) said:
“Verily, when the believer perfects his thoughts about his Rabb, he would have perfected his actions and the faajir is the one who has
corrupted his thoughts of his Lord, so his actions will also be corrupted.”
Q 02:186 - “And when My slaves ask you (O Muhammad) concerning Me, then (answer them), I am indeed near (to them by My Knowledge)
I respond to the invocations of the supplicant when he calls on Me.”
...and so on...

The one who is on this path as mentioned above has nothing to fear about being in hell...we really do not give the due estimation to Allah
as He deserves. We need to see and think for ourselves, despite what the people with titles such as Sheikhs may say. No one is beyond
assumptions and mistakes. I do not mean that you do not listen to anyone, rather, deploy critical thinking to whatever information is given
to you.

In essence, you must take it upon yourself to purify your soul for the sake of Allah in order to have a good end.
That's why you have such people who are adepts in this field. They are not stupid!

Q 87:14-15 - "But those will prosper who purify themselves,"

Q 91:07-10 - "By the Soul, and the proportion and order given to it,"
"And its enlightenment as to its wrong and its right,"
"Truly he succeeds that purifies it,"
"And he fails that corrupts it!"

I hope the above has given you a little bit of clarity, InshaAllah?

Thank you very much!

Gireiboy:
Assalamu alaikum,
May Allah bless you and increase you in knowledge, Ameen. There is these issue that i have being hearing for a while now from some of our Sheikh's and sincerely speaking i'm confused, i need further clarification please.
It's about the destiny of human beings regarding entering heaven or hell, they always say that Allah has pre-destined for everybody right from his/her mother's womb his abode in either heaven or hell. When you are destined for hell, at the die minutes no matter the good you have been doing, you will do something that will eventually lead you to hell and vice versa.
Please i need further clarification on these.

The simple answer to your question is YES. But its not as simple as that. Its a complex question to answer because there are many variables involved when it comes to the issue of destiny. Allah is never unjust, he doesnt just hand pick anyone to go to hell if that's the way u understand it, but Allah already knows everything about you even b4 u were concieved. What determine your destiny is arranged from the gene of ur parents, grand parents or ancestors inform of math. In our cell (if we are to use biology terms)that we inherit from our parent, passed on from our ancestors, there are cells that determine ur behavior good or bad, generous or wicked brilliant or dull, its passed on to us from our parent and from theirs as well. The cell u pick when u ar in ur mothers womb also depends on a lot of variables. What type of cell consume our parents blood? Good or bad? How much quantity of of good or bad? Sometimes we inherit behaviors from our great grand parents that is in our parents blood but doesn't manifest in them but manifest in us perhaps due to our environment. This why some pple continue to do evil and can't restrain themselves from it, same for good pple. Thats why once we become parents we should always endeivour To do good only, atleast for the sake of our children. If you are confused, remember I said the answer is complicated in the beginning.

The people u see that does good their whole life and did bad at the end of their life has always been bad it just didn't manifest due to some circumstances until the end of their life. The once that did bad and ended up doing good at the end of their life, has always been good deep inside, circumstances probably made dem bad.

But one thing is Allah gives us lots of chances in life to choose our path. wether we can overcome our inherited bad gene or our bad gene overwhelmed us Wholly depend on us, that's the test from Allah.

Its a whole lot more, but our small mind can't comprehend only Allah know knows the 'HOW' of everything.

Alamkir:
The simple answer to your question is YES. But its not as simple as that. Its a complex question to answer because there are many variables involved when it comes to the issue of destiny. Allah is never unjust, he doesnt just hand pick anyone to go to hell if that's the way u understand it, but Allah already knows everything about you even b4 u were concieved. What determine your destiny is arranged from the gene of ur parents, grand parents or ancestors inform of math. In our cell (if we are to use biology terms)that we inherit from our parent, passed on from our ancestors, there are cells that determine ur behavior good or bad, generous or wicked brilliant or dull, its passed on to us from our parent and from theirs as well. The cell u pick when u ar in ur mothers womb also depends on a lot of variables. What type of cell consume our parents blood? Good or bad? How much quantity of of good or bad? Sometimes we inherit behaviors from our great grand parents that is in our parents blood but doesn't manifest in them but manifest in us perhaps due to our environment. This why some pple continue to do evil and can't restrain themselves from it, same for good pple. Thats why once we become parents we should always endeivour To do good only, atleast for the sake of our children. If you are confused, remember I said the answer is complicated in the beginning.

The people u see that does good their whole life and did bad at the end of their life has always been bad it just didn't manifest due to some circumstances until the end of their life. The once that did bad and ended up doing good at the end of their life, has always been good deep inside, circumstances probably made dem bad.

But one thing is Allah gives us lots of chances in life to choose our path. wether we can overcome our inherited bad gene or our bad gene overwhelmed us Wholly depend on us, that's the test from Allah.

Its a whole lot more, but our small mind can't comprehend only Allah know knows the 'HOW' of everything.

Jazakumullahu Khairan

Alhajiemeritus:
Well, nice points you have there. But I was actually made to understand that the Surat Israh being referred to has nothing to do with Nabi Muhammad S.AW. It's all about Prophet Musa and the Israelites.
Look at the verse that immediately followed the verse of journey.
Allhau Allam.

First, Verse 1 of surah al-Israi strictly talks about Israi wa al-Miraj and details of the journey is given in surah an-Najm. However, verse 2 starts with "waaw al-istinafiyah", a "conjunction" that starts NEW sentence and new story entirely different from the previous. This was one of my rebuttals to Sheikh al-Mubaraq who argued that verse 2 suggested that verse 1 is being referred to Prophet Musa and not the noble Prophet of Islam because of the waaw (and). He understood the waaw to be atf (conjunction). The waaw is istinafiyah (waaw that starts new information different from the previous). And all the gramatical conditions are fulfilled to know it is waaw al-istinaf and not waaw al-atf.

Second, yes surah Israi talks largely about Prophet Musa and Bani Israil, but that doesn't mean it does not talk about our Prophet and other things. This is the style of the Qur'an. Surah Maryam talks about other than Maryam; Surah al-Jinn talks about other than Jinns etc etc.

^^^

I've missed you bro

AlBaqir:
First, Verse 1 of surah al-Israi strictly talks about Israi wa al-Miraj and details of the journey is given in surah an-Najm. However, verse 2 starts with "waaw al-istinafiyah", a "conjunction" that starts NEW sentence and new story entirely different from the previous. This was one of my rebuttals to Sheikh al-Mubaraq who argued that verse 2 suggested that verse 1 is being referred to Prophet Musa and not the noble Prophet of Islam because of the waaw (and). He understood the waaw to be atf (conjunction). The waaw is istinafiyah (waaw that starts new information different from the previous). And all the gramatical conditions are fulfilled to know it is waaw al-istinaf and not waaw al-atf.

Second, yes surah Israi talks largely about Prophet Musa and Bani Israil, but that doesn't mean it does not talk about our Prophet and other things. This is the style of the Qur'an. Surah Maryam talks about other than Maryam; Surah al-Jinn talks about other than Jinns etc etc.

Welcome back.
Interesting POV.

Ramadan time

AlBaqir:
First, Verse 1 of surah al-Israi strictly talks about Israi wa al-Miraj and details of the journey is given in surah an-Najm. However, verse 2 starts with "waaw al-istinafiyah", a "conjunction" that starts NEW sentence and new story entirely different from the previous. This was one of my rebuttals to Sheikh al-Mubaraq who argued that verse 2 suggested that verse 1 is being referred to Prophet Musa and not the noble Prophet of Islam because of the waaw (and). He understood the waaw to be atf (conjunction). The waaw is istinafiyah (waaw that starts new information different from the previous). And all the gramatical conditions are fulfilled to know it is waaw al-istinaf and not waaw al-atf.

Second, yes surah Israi talks largely about Prophet Musa and Bani Israil, but that doesn't mean it does not talk about our Prophet and other things. This is the style of the Qur'an. Surah Maryam talks about other than Maryam; Surah al-Jinn talks about other than Jinns etc etc.

Exactly my point when I said that Quran picks stories of prophets randomly in many verses. It is the style of Quran.

Verse 2 of Sura Isra is start of a new story about Nabi Musa (as). The book of Isaiah mentioned this Quranic prophecy and arrangement of it's verses.



Isaiah 28:10 ►


For precept must be upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a little, and there a little:


My opinion

Empiree:
Exactly my point when I said that Quran picks stories of prophets randomly in many verses. It is the style of Quran.

Verse 2 of Sura Isra is start of a new story about Nabi Musa (as). The book of Isaiah mentioned this Quranic prophecy and arrangement of it's verses.



Isaiah 28:10 ►


For precept must be upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a little, and there a little:


My opinion

Well, you are correct. But I do not believe in the book of Isiah or the book of Peter, so I do not use them to justify the Qur'an.
These are not the previous books sent by Almighty Allah. Our own generation can't find them.

Alhajiemeritus:
Well, you are correct. But I do not believe in the book of Isiah or the book of Peter, so I do not use them to justify the Qur'an.
These are not the previous books sent by Almighty Allah. Our own generation can't find them.

Right but we are told to pick only truth that conform with Qur'an from their book and discard the rest.

For instance Quran tells us that Nabi Isa(as) informed his people about Nabi Muhammad SAW and we found this evidence in their Bible. Now, this doesn't mean Bible is revelation. No

Alhajiemeritus:
Well, you are correct. But I do not believe in the book of Isiah or the book of Peter, so I do not use them to justify the Qur'an.
These are not the previous books sent by Almighty Allah. Our own generation can't find them.

Yes, sure. Bible is just history book. It is like collections of hadith but our hadith is even more superior to Bible.

Empiree:
Yes, sure. Bible is just history book. It is like collections of hadith but our hadith is even more superior to Bible.

Exactly.. It's like collection of Hadith, but their own doesn't have a science of authentication. So anything goes.

Salaam alaikum,

Wish I can make comeback with Ramadan Q&A and gifts. But alhamdulilah now Islamic groups are online right this now.

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Salam alaikum wahramtullah wabarakatuh.
Dear Empiree, Movado19, AlhajiEmeritus and all the schorlar in the house. It's stated in Quran that Quran is Shifaa and Rahmah to the believers..

Is their any ayat that serve as a Shifaa for liver disease or something like that?

Thank You in anticipation

PrinceAsaba:
Salam alaikum wahramtullah wabarakatuh.
Dear Empiree, Movado19, AlhajiEmeritus and all the schorlar in the house. It's stated in Quran that Quran is Shifaa and Rahmah to the believers..

Is their any ayat that serve as a Shifaa for liver disease or something like that?

Thank You in anticipation

Wa Alaikum Salam and Jumma Mubarak to everyone.

Tlake made mention a while back of utilizing Ya Hayyu YaKayyum over water and drinking it, from the page below.

https://www.nairaland.com/3633308/seeing-angels-malaika/23

You could also do the same on your water 111x and blow air from your mouth over it 3x before drinking.
Just ensure that you make your intention before drinking and have complete belief.
Drink this before going to bed and first thing in the morning.
You could also recite this over your medications if taking any.

or you could do the below as well:

Get a water container filled with drinking water.
Get olive oil or black seed oil in another container.
Recite:
Surah Fatiha and when you get to verse five(5), repeat it 19x or 133x or 361x 836x.
Then make your intention by saying:
Ya Allah, Ya Rahman, Ya Rahim, Ya Hayyu, Ya Kayyum, Ya Salam, Ya Shaafi
Say whatever you want from your heart and in whatever language is easiest for you
Then conclude surah Fatiha by reciting verses 6 and 7.
Blow air from your mouth 3x into the water container and the oil container.
Drink the water slowly with Bismillahi Rahmanir Rahim.
Use the oil all over your stomach with Bismillahi Rahmanir Rahim.
Top the water anytime it is about to finish or reaches halfway.
Repeat the whole procedure after the container has been topped 3x - (It's better you get a big container for this).
You could also recite this over your medications if taking any.

Final Note. Engage in as much Istigfar/ Dua Yunus, Salwat Rasul, La Illaha Ilallah before commencing any of the above.

May Allah bless you with Complete Shifa (healing), Amin.

PrinceAsaba:
Salam alaikum wahramtullah wabarakatuh.
Dear Empiree, Movado19, AlhajiEmeritus and all the schorlar in the house. It's stated in Quran that Quran is Shifaa and Rahmah to the believers..

Is their any ayat that serve as a Shifaa for liver disease or something like that?

Thank You in anticipation

Allah has created many solution for our sickness in the form of western medicine. Go see a professional doctor immediately

movado19:
Wa Alaikum Salam and Jumma Mubarak to everyone.

Tlake made mention a while back of utilizing Ya Hayyu YaKayyum over water and drinking it, from the page below.

https://www.nairaland.com/3633308/seeing-angels-malaika/23

You could also do the same on your water 111x and blow air from your mouth over it 3x before drinking.
Just ensure that you make your intention before drinking and have complete belief.
Drink this before going to bed and first thing in the morning.
You could also recite this over your medications if taking any.

or you could do the below as well:

Get a water container filled with drinking water.
Get olive oil or black seed oil in another container.
Recite:
Surah Fatiha and when you get to verse five(5), repeat it 19x or 133x or 361x 836x.
Then make your intention by saying:
Ya Allah, Ya Rahman, Ya Rahim, Ya Hayyu, Ya Kayyum, Ya Salam, Ya Shaafi
Say whatever you want from your heart and in whatever language is easiest for you
Then conclude surah Fatiha by reciting verses 6 and 7.
Blow air from your mouth 3x into the water container and the oil container.
Drink the water slowly with Bismillahi Rahmanir Rahim.
Use the oil all over your stomach with Bismillahi Rahmanir Rahim.
Top the water anytime it is about to finish or reaches halfway.
Repeat the whole procedure after the container has been topped 3x - (It's better you get a big container for this).
You could also recite this over your medications if taking any.

Final Note. Engage in as much Istigfar/ Dua Yunus, Salwat Rasul, La Illaha Ilallah before commencing any of the above.

May Allah bless you with Complete Shifa (healing), Amin.

Jazakumullah kaeran

Alamkir:
Allah has created many solution for our sickness in the form of western medicine. Go see a professional doctor immediately

We've done that too. Jazakumullah kaeran

PrinceAsaba:
Salam alaikum wahramtullah wabarakatuh.
Dear Empiree, Movado19, AlhajiEmeritus and all the schorlar in the house. It's stated in Quran that Quran is Shifaa and Rahmah to the believers..

Is their any ayat that serve as a Shifaa for liver disease or something like that?

Thank You in anticipation

Wa alaykum Salam Warahmatullah. This is a medical condition that requires herbs or medicine.While taking these herbs or medicine, you can always recite Surah Al-fatiha, It is the most powerful chapter of the Quran and you can recite it along with you using your medicine or you going for a transplant. May Allah grant whoever is in need Shifaa.
N.B: I am not a scholar.

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They have long history of disobeying authority