The Jinn and Human Sickness: Remedies in the Light of the Qur'aan and Sunnah Hardcover – June 1, 2005

This book is a must have for any Muslim. This book is a knowledge bank of information on the topic of the Jinn and their presence, and at times even influence or possession. This book specializes in different forms of Islamic ruq'yah from the Quran and Sunnah. Excellent read.

Great

The remedies are from the Qur'an and the tradition of Prophet Muhammad S.A.W. This is truly spiritual medicine for Muslims whom are experiencing or suffering from anxiety & depression.

Very interesting book and would definitely expand your knowledge about the unseen.

I started this book in the afternoon and couldn't put it down till it was almost dawn. This being so, when I have extensively read the Qur'an and hadith sources on the topic, so I was familiar with the content. Yet, I still learned additional cures for the evil eye, which was new knowledge for me.This is the third book I have read on the Jinns-which included a self-published one-and this came out on top. It skims over topics, but covers the essentials, which is sufficient for the layman. The belief of the author is sound and solid, and it is evident from his writings. His book is extremely beneficial for a majority of Muslims-including the well educated ones-who are easily led astray when faced with this subject. Many a Muslim is tricked by charlatans, who exploit the lack of sound faith and religious knowledge in the victims. The author has put things in the right perspective. My prior readings corroborate his statements.The book however, has 3 major shortcomings:1. There is a dire need for professional editing, from an experienced American editor. There are too many repetitions, and the grammar needs polishing. Darusalam distributes internationally, and its high time they learn and adopt international standards.2. The book lacks citations in about 30-40% of the content. No statement, name, claim or phenomenon can be printed without a citation. Refer to point #1.3. There are a few weak hadith referenced here. This makes one question the author's sources of research. In the presence of the sihah sitta, the massive body of reliable hadith, it should be the sole source of a Muslim scholar. One who quotes weak hadith raises questions about his work. But then again, I found the essence and teachings of the book to be sound. I would humbly suggest that such minor errors be corrected in future editions.

Easy ready and commentary. Excellent Quranic surahs

The book is exactly what I was looking for.

Engaging from the first page to the last! I was a bit skeptical before reading wondering what approach would it take. I wondered if I was using good judgment and bravery in buying this poweful yet not well understood Title. This book is for the folk that are serious to understand the concepts of Jaan. I have been Muslim for just over 20 years coming from Catholic\Christian upbringing. The forms mentioned of Kufr reminded me of that time and the practices of my family. It made plain why as the former I feared the Jinn but never as a Muslim. At the same time it explains in plain English why many of Any religion are overly and rightly concerned on the topic. I learned much about prayers and different categories and its use as a weapon which is as powerful as the praticers faith. I enjoyed learning all the Arabic vocabularly provided in this work too - I must have written over 50 words in my notes section using the few blank pages provided at the front and back of the book - including a few not popular today English words such as Ilk and Manumission. I was NEVER so encouarged to learn the 99 names and attributes of Allah (swt), prayers of Dhikr, Dua, Wird, Witr, Ruqyah, and more. All the prayers are provided with sound references for referral through Quran and Sunnah or Hadith. While the medical side is backed by top bibliography. The references provided are so strong in this book that it must be used in Universities etc.. The depth of the research, the stories of past and present, the handling by psychologist, the options in medical science for relief aswell for those suffering from diseases not encompassing a Jinn. The clear distinction between one who is effected by mental illness or Jinn with numerous remedies backed by science. This is one of the books on my shelf that merit lifetime referral. I Thank the Author for taking this science seriously and bringing the fields of Jinn and pychology together for the benefit of mankind. This book is a MUST read for those of faith and similar belief.