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Intention
Ruqyah is a du’a. The intention should always be to ask Allah to remove the evil by the words of the Qur’an.
Conviction (yaqin)
One should recite loudly and clearly, with firm conviction and belief in Allah, who Alone gives cure.
Patience & Consistency
Like all treatment, consistency is key. Daily recitation, du‘a’ and other treatments must be maintained for positive results.
What does this bring up for you today?