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What is Hijama? Why should it be done? What is its connection with Ruqyah?

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Hijama: Many people ask, "What is hijama?" and "What is the relationship between hijama and ruqyah?" Today’s article is for them. After performing ruqyah for a long time, hijama may still be necessary for better results. Hijama can be done for physical health even without ruqyah. Ruqyah is the practice of reciting verses from the Quran and supplications to treat afflictions such as jinn possession, magic, evil eye, and waswasah (whispers). Hijama is a prophetic form of treatment that benefits physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. It plays an essential and effective role in conjunction with ruqyah when treating conditions like magic or sihr. Therefore, there is a significant connection between ruqyah and hijama. For issues like the evil eye, ruqyah is necessary to eliminate ...

Is it a problem of jinn and magic, or natural?

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It can sometimes be difficult to understand which problems are unrelated to Ruqyah (spiritual healing). Especially when you consider the hadiths related to the evil eye. You might then ask yourself if this situation could be caused by the evil eye. Let’s say someone writes, "I have a headache. Please give me advice." There could be many reasons for a headache—various types of causes. It could be due to the evil eye, jinn, or a medical problem. If it's not a medical issue, then Ruqyah should be performed. Even if it is a medical issue, doing Ruqyah won't hurt; in fact, it could be beneficial. No one says that performing Ruqyah means you can't see a doctor. So, what's the problem with doing Ruqyah? If after 1-2 weeks of Ruqyah nothing is understood, then you can proceed with medical or ot...
Can Weight Lifting Cause TMJ

Can Weight Lifting Cause TMJ

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Weight lifting, while beneficial for overall health and fitness, can potentially contribute to temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders under certain conditions. Here’s a detailed look at how weight lifting might influence TMJ issues and what you can do to mitigate potential risks: How Weight Lifting Might Affect TMJ Strain and Tension: Exertion: During weight lifting, especially with heavy loads, the body experiences significant exertion. This strain can sometimes lead to increased muscle tension in the neck, shoulders, and jaw area. Jaw Clenching: Some people tend to clench their jaws when lifting heavy weights, which can place additional stress on the TMJ. Over time, this clenching can contribute to TMJ discomfort or exacerbate existing issues. Posture Issues: P...