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It is Impermissible to Believe that something is of Great Benefit without Sharia or Rational Evidence

Answered as per Shafi'i Fiqh by Darul Iftaa Jordan
What is the ruling on using incense with Ruqyah ( Quranic recitation over patient)?  

Answer:

All perfect praise be to Allah, The Lord of The Worlds, and may His peace and blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad and upon all of his family and companions.

There is no proof in the Quran and the Sunnah nor mentioned by jurists that incense is used with Ruqyah or helps to cure envy and magic. Further, it isn’t permissible for a Muslim to believe that such materials have the power to cure without having Sharia or rational proof since Islam is the religion of real science and clear mind.

But, if the Ruqyah was recited over the incense and they gave beneficial results, then it is because of the Ruqyah not the incense. However, we have already clarified the method of Ruqyah in Fatwas (536) and (672). And Allah The Almighty knows best.

This answer was collected from the official government Iftaa Department of Jordan.

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