Pearl of Wisdom

'Asceticism is the key to the door of the Hereafter and immunity from the Fire, and it is to abandon all those things that preoccupy you from Allah, neither experiencing regret upon their loss, nor self admiration for having abandoned them, nor awaiting deliverance from them, nor seeking praise on account of them, and nor anything else in exchange for them. Rather you see their loss as a source of comfort and their presence as a source of misfortune, such that you consistently run away from misfortune and seek refuge in comfort.'

Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadiq [as]
Ibid. p. 315, no. 20

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Question : #643 Category: Holy Qur'an
Subject: Seeking cure through Quran
Question: In the name of God, the All Mighty and Powerful

I have just 1 question regarding seeking cure through Quran.

If someone is psychologically and physically abnormal, so he seeks its cure through various chapters and verses of the Quran with the intention of becoming normal from abnormality.

Are Surah Fatiha, the 4 Quls followed by Ayatul Kursi the best option to seek cure through Quran?

And what else would you recommend, for example Taawiz or Istikhara?


Thank You All
Answer: Salaam Alaykum,

I recommend this page - http://www.qul.org.au/the-holy-quran/merits-and-benefits - which mentions the merits and benefits of reciting various Surahs and Ayahs.

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