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    Akhtar Bhai Spiritual Healer WhatsApp: +923226690723

    Certain surahs are recommended from the Quran to be recited to seek protection from evil people and harm. Here are some of them 1. Surah Al Falaq Surah Al Falaq is specifically for protection from the evil of what Allah has created, including the evil of people, envy, and other different types of haRead more

    Certain surahs are recommended from the Quran to be recited to seek protection from evil people and harm. Here are some of them

    1. Surah Al Falaq

    Surah Al Falaq is specifically for protection from the evil of what Allah has created, including the evil of people, envy, and other different types of harm.

    2. Surah An Nas

    Surah An Nas also protects us from the evil of whispers and harm from jinn and humans.

    3. Surah Al Ikhlas

    While Surah Al Ikhlas is primarily about the oneness of Allah. It is often recited with Surah Al Falaq and Surah An Nas together for comprehensive protection.

    4. Surah Al Baqarah

    I also recommend the last two ayat of Surah Al Baqarah Ayat 285-286 for protection from evil people.

    Reciting these surahs regularly Allah protects them from evil people.

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    Shamy qureshi Double Masters

    Ibadat is concern to Allah for Allah by Allah and to have Allah S.W.T's will. Muamalat is related to the rights and regulations to the people i.e relatives, neighbours and social responsibilities which is bided by the religion. Both Ibadat and Muamalat have their own significant, one should keep balRead more

    Ibadat is concern to Allah for Allah by Allah and to have Allah S.W.T’s will.

    Muamalat is related to the rights and regulations to the people i.e relatives, neighbours and social responsibilities which is bided by the religion.

    Both Ibadat and Muamalat have their own significant, one should keep balance in both Huqooq e Ilahe and Huqooq ul Ibad as per the guidance of Sharia in Islam.

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