Islamic spiritual healing - Sandton

Can anyone do Ruqyah or is it only for certain people?
Is reciting Ruqyah better than listening to it?
How long should the Ruqyah be recited or listened to?
Reciting or listening to the Ruqyah is not making a difference.
Should illnesses be treated with Ruqyah only?
The person afflicted refuses to recite or listen to the Ruqyah.
How does one know if they’re afflicted with evil eye, etc?
There is a misconception that Ruqyah is exclusive to certain individuals. Ruqyah can
and should be performed by every Muslim.
One should recite themselves if they can do so in the proper manner. However Ruqyah
may need to be done for long periods of time and one may be unable to recite for
such durations. One can therefore listen to a Ruqyah audio or have someone recite
over them.
Listen to Ruqyah for a few hours a day. Ideally one should stop other activities and
focus on the Ruqyah until they get better. This may take a several days or even longer
depending on the severity of the illness/magic/evil eye.
If reciting or listening to Ruqyah is not making a difference, then one should question
their yaqīn (conviction) and niyyah (intention). One should also do istighfār (seek
forgiveness from Allah ﷻ) as there may be a sin which is preventing Allah’s ﷻ help.
Istighfār opens all closed doors.
Magic and evil eye can often cause physical illnesses. These need to be treated
medically alongside the Ruqyah. Along with conventional medicine, one should adopt
a healthy lifestyle and implement the sunnah prescription of eating less but more
wholesome foods. Our consumption and the means to obtain it should also be halāl.
After Ruqyah, one may feel weak. Eating foods which are high in energy, including
Talbīnah (barley porridge) is therefore helpful.
One who does not want to listen to Ruqyah should be compelled as the shaytān is
stopping them from seeking treatment. If it’s still difficult, then one can recite on their
behalf and blow on water and oil. The afflicted person should be made to drink and
use these.
The best gauge for knowing whether one is afflicted is the Qur’ān. Nothing can hide
from the powerful and supreme words of the Almighty ﷻ.
One may feel pain while reciting or listening to Ruqyah. One may also feel restless or
scared. Other symptoms may include itching, vomiting, diarrhoea, fever, sweating, an
urge to urinate or feeling sleepy. If these symptoms arise,