A prayer for healing

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A prayer for healing 

A person who is afflicted with an illness should seek the advice of a specialist doctor, follow his advice, and at the same time use prayer, in order to get rid of the disease in no time. These prayers can be recited by the patient himself or by someone to him.

In ablution, first Surat al-Fatihah is recited, then healing verses from the Qur'an.

Bismillahir rahmanir rahiym. And I am a believer of the people of Yashfi Sudura, and I am a slave of the floating Goyza.

"Allah will heal the breasts of the believers and remove the pain in their hearts." (Repentance, 14-15).

Ya ayyuhan-nasu qod jaatkum mavizotun min Robbikum and shifaun lima fis-suduri and hudan and rahmatan lil-mu'minin.

“O people! There has come to you an admonition from your Lord, a healing for what is in the hearts, and guidance and mercy for the believers. (Yunus, 57).

And nunazzilu minal Qur'an ma huva shifaun and rahmatun lil-muminiyn.

"We send down in the Qur'an that which is a healing and a mercy to the believers." (Al-Isra, 82).

Kul huva lil-laziyna amanu hudan and shifaun

Say, "It is a guidance and a healing for the believers."

After reciting these verses, the following prayer is made: "Allahumma Robban-nasi azhibil-basa, ishfi Antash-shafi la shifaa illa shifauka, shifaan la yugodiru saqaman."

“O Allah, the Lord of mankind, the destroyer of disease! Give healing that does not leave the disease behind. Only You are the Healer. There is no one who can heal you. (Abu Dawud. Janoiz, Hadith 3107).

Allahumma ishfi 'abdaka yankalaka' aduvvan av yamshi laka ila solatin.

"O Allah, heal this servant so that he may harm one of Your enemies or go to prayer to gain Your approval."

Bismillahi arqika min kulli shayin yuzika min sharri kulli nafsin av 'aynu hasidiyn. Allahumma yashfiyka, bismillahi arqika.

“In the name of Allah, I seek healing from everything that afflicts you, from every jealous soul or eye. In the name of Allah, I seek healing for you. " (Tirmidhi. Janoiz, hadith 972).