Healing_شفاء

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Power of Dua for شفاء and Healing

Dua and Surah Section, which you can use for healing purpose.

How to use Ayat e Shifa, Dua and Surah.

Islamic Healing — This image is for demonstration.

Take some water in a clear glass, and then choose a Dua for example Ayate e Shifa or choose Surah 36 Ya- Sin from Quran Surah Player by placing your finger on blank section then choose Surah 36 or any surah you like. place your mobile on top of the glass with water as shown in the image above and play the Surah. once finished you can drink this to get full Shifa. The Quran offers verses of healing (shifa) that the soul and strengthen the heart. Recitation is seen as a form of spiritual medicine and keep doing this Allah will listen to your request. By performing this every day Allah is going to heal you and grant you a healthy life. more..

Prophetic Teachings: Hadiths emphasize prayer, patience, and reliance on Allah during times of illness. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ encouraged seeking both medical treatment and spiritual remedies. In health or healing, for example, a holistic approach considers the body, mind, and spirit together—not just treating symptoms, but also addressing emotional, social, and spiritual well-being. So when Islamic healing is described as holistic, it means it nurtures both physical health and spiritual peace, not one at the expense of the other.

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Kitoab

📖 Kitoab – The Quran: A Source of Comfort and Guidance

The Quran offers a source of comfort and guidance for believers around the world. It is a text that can be read, studied, and cherished, knowing that its message remains constant and true, no matter where you are.

Understanding

Many people seek to understand the teachings and principles of Islam. Translations help convey the meanings and context of the verses, allowing for deeper comprehension.

Dua Salam will publish many translations in 150 languages with references that link to Quran. If you find content without reference, ask the publisher to verify or skip it.

Cultural Context

Different cultures may interpret the Quran’s teachings in various ways. Translations can reflect these cultural nuances, making the text more relatable to different audiences.

Educational Purposes

Translations are often used in educational settings to teach about Islam and its teachings, especially in regions where Arabic is not the primary language like Fijian.

Please note: When a translation is done using technology, you might find errors due to the fonts used in the script. If your device lacks proper Islamic fonts, the verses, surahs, and duas may appear incorrect.

Preservation of Meaning

While translations cannot capture the full depth of the original Arabic, they aim to convey the essential meanings and messages of the Quran. Many translators strive to balance readability with linguistic precision.

Historical Context

The history of Quran translation dates back to early Islamic times, with various translations emerging as Islam spread beyond the Arabian Peninsula. This historical effort reflects the desire to share the Quran’s message globally.

It’s important to note that while translations provide valuable insights, they cannot fully replace the original Arabic text — the literal word of God.

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