Frequently Asked Questions

Ruqyah is the recitation of Qur'anic verses, authentic supplications and permissible remembrance seeking benefit and protection from Allah.

Islamic Ruqyah should be free from shirk, prohibited practices and unknown formulas.

Yes. At Ruqyah Noor, our approach is based on Qur'anic recitation, authentic supplications and principles consistent with the Qur'an and Sunnah.

For more information, you can read our About Ruqyah page.

Yes. A person can perform permissible self-Ruqyah by reciting Qur'anic verses, authentic supplications and asking Allah for protection and well-being.

Our approach also encourages people to learn appropriate self-Ruqyah rather than becoming unnecessarily dependent on another person.

No. We do not promise or guarantee a particular spiritual or health outcome.

Ruqyah is an act of supplication and worship. Any benefit is ultimately from Allah, and individual experiences can differ.

An online Ruqyah session allows you to attend a Ruqyah session remotely without travelling to a physical location.

You can learn more about the process on our Online Ruqyah page.

The process begins with an appointment request. After the session details are confirmed, you prepare a quiet and suitable space and attend the session remotely.

The exact arrangements can be discussed when your appointment is confirmed.

Online sessions can make Ruqyah guidance accessible to people who are not in the same location.

When requesting an appointment, provide your country and preferred contact details so that suitable arrangements can be discussed.

Choose a quiet and private place where you can participate without unnecessary interruptions.

Keep your phone or computer charged and make sure your internet connection is suitable for the session.

The session focuses on Qur'anic recitation, permissible supplications and appropriate guidance related to Ruqyah.

We do not claim to diagnose hidden spiritual causes from symptoms, and we do not promise a particular outcome.

You can use our online appointment form to submit your basic information and preferred date and time.

Start your request from the Appointment page.

The appointment form may ask for basic information such as your name, country, city, age, gender, preferred language, WhatsApp contact and preferred appointment time.

Please provide only information that is relevant to arranging your appointment.

Yes. You can submit your preferred date and time through the appointment form.

The requested time should be treated as a preference until the appointment is confirmed.

You can visit our Contact page to get in touch before submitting an appointment request.

Ruqyah should not be presented as a replacement for necessary medical care.

If you have physical or psychological symptoms, seek appropriate advice from a qualified healthcare professional. Ruqyah and seeking appropriate medical care do not need to be treated as mutually exclusive.

We do not claim to diagnose a specific hidden spiritual cause based only on symptoms or personal experiences.

Our focus is on permissible Qur'anic recitation, authentic supplications and responsible Ruqyah guidance.

No. Do not stop prescribed medication or necessary medical treatment without discussing it with the healthcare professional responsible for your care.

Parents or guardians should arrange and supervise participation for children as appropriate to the child's age and circumstances.

When requesting an appointment for a child, provide the relevant information so that the arrangements can be discussed beforehand.

Where appropriate, a family member or guardian may be present, particularly when support or supervision is needed.

Any specific arrangements can be discussed when the appointment is confirmed.