There is no raqi coming.
When something is wrong in your home, the help is usually far away, expensive, or someone you can't verify. This book teaches you to do it yourself.
Fight Against The Devil
A practical guide to ruqyah and prophetic medicine you can use at home tonight.
Instant download · 185 pages · Read on any device
Someone in the house is not right. A child who won't stop crying. A marriage that turned cold for no reason anyone can name. Sleep that doesn't come. Tests that come back normal.
You look for help and find three options: a raqi who is too far away, one who is too expensive, or someone whose method you cannot check — reciting words you don't recognise over the people you love.
That last one is how families end up somewhere far worse than where they started.
What this actually is
This is a manual, not
a book about ruqyah.
185 pages. 21 chapters. Every du'a with its Arabic, its transliteration, its meaning, when to say it and how many times. The four full recitation programmes — ʿAmmah, Tawbah, Qital, Harq — set out verse by verse in order.
It was written in Bengali by a teacher who has trained close to a thousand students in prophetic medicine. It has been translated, restructured and checked for English readers.
Real spreads from inside the book.
Why you can trust it
Every reference in this
book has been checked.
Most Islamic books on this subject cite “Bukhari” or “Tirmidhi” with no number, and no grading. You cannot verify them, so you have to take them on faith.
This one is different.
- Every hadith carries its collection and its number, using sunnah.com’s numbering — so you can look it up in thirty seconds.
- Where a narration is weak or disputed, the grading is printed with it.
- Where a report is from a Companion or a Successor rather than the Prophet ﷺ, it says so.
- Where a reference could not be traced, the book admits it rather than inventing one.
You are not asked to trust us. You are given what you need to check.
What's inside
Everything laid out so
you can start today.
Daily protection — three levels
Level 1 is eight du'as, morning and evening, about two minutes. Start there.
Hadith-based ruqyah, 1–14
For headaches, pain, fever, the evil eye, fear, sleeplessness — with the method for each.
The four programmes
ʿAmmah finds the problem. Tawbah softens the ground. Qital and Harq follow. Set out in full, in order.
Prophetic medicine
Black seed, honey, hijama, olive oil, miswak, nabeez — with the hadith and the practical limits.
Sobriety, not sensation
It also tells you when to see a doctor.
Most books on ruqyah don't. This one has a full chapter on it — because the signs of sihr and the evil eye overlap heavily with ordinary illness, and a book that ignores that can do real harm.
It names the symptoms that need a doctor today. It says plainly that depression and psychosis are real, treatable illness and not weakness of faith. And it gives eight tests for telling a genuine raqi from someone who will lead you into shirk.
Seeking treatment is Sunnah. This book says so on page 45.
Who wrote it
Written by people who needed it first.
The demand is real
7,900+
people saved our ruqyah posts this month.
Families asking for exactly this, in their own words.
Fight Against The Devil
£8.99
- 185-page book, instant PDF download
- Read on phone, tablet, laptop — or print it
- Every reference checked and graded
- Free updates — buy once, get every future edition
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A word about the price.
This book argues that the cost of help should come down, and here you are being asked to pay for it. The two aren't in conflict: a book you own forever is not a healer's fee you pay at every visit, and what you pay covers the translation, the checking of every reference, and the next edition.
If the price is genuinely beyond you, write to us. We will send it to you.
Questions
Before you buy
Is this a physical book?
No — a PDF you download immediately. You can read it on any device or print it.
Do I need to read Arabic?
No. Every du’a has the Arabic, a transliteration, and the meaning. The book encourages you to learn the Arabic and shows you how to start.
Is ruqyah allowed?
Yes — reciting the Qur’an and authentic supplication over yourself or others is established in the Sunnah. The book is careful to distinguish this from practices that are not.
Is it for men or women?
Both. It’s written for households.
Can I perform ruqyah on my own family?
Yes. That’s the entire point of the book.
Is it suitable for someone with no background?
Yes. Start with Level 1 in chapter 4 — eight du’as, two minutes a day.
Can I share it?
Please don’t send the file on. If someone needs it and can’t afford it, tell them to write to us.
