How to Use Ruqyah Sheet (Dissolvable Qur’an Ruqyah Paper)
Below is a clear method to prepare ruqyah water with one sheet. Follow the quantities, wait times, and disposal guidance. Keep it simple and consistent.
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What a ruqyah sheet is
A ruqyah sheet is a food-safe, dissolvable paper printed with Qur’an verses for spiritual use. When placed in clean water, the writing loosens into the water within seconds. One sheet is enough for a large batch.
How to Make Ruqyah Water with Ruqyah Paper (Basic Mixture)
You need
- 1 sheet of ruqyah paper — do not use multiple sheets.
- 5 to 25 litres of water.
- A clean container for the water, for example a bucket.
Instructions
- Fill a large container with enough water for about three days of drinking and washing.
- Place only one ruqyah sheet into the water. Do not add all sheets at once; they may clump and the ink will not dissolve well.
- Wait about 30 seconds until most of the writing dissolves into the water. Some writing usually remains on the paper.
- Remove the soaked paper. Do not leave the paper inside; it will become slimy.
- Your ruqyah water is ready. Store it in the fridge and finish it within two to three days.
Note: Some scholars advise not to pour ruqyah water down the drain because it contains Allah’s words. Others allow it. To be cautious, you may pour leftover water outside at the base of a tree. The same care can be used for the soaked paper.
Storage and respectful disposal
- Keep the water covered and cold. Use a clean ladle or bottle.
- For drinking, pour into a separate cup. Avoid dipping used cups back into the container.
- Dispose of leftover water outdoors if you prefer, such as near a plant. Wrap the used paper and place it with respect.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Using multiple sheets at once.
- Leaving the paper in the water for hours.
- Making more water than your family can finish in three days.
- Storing at room temperature.
- Pouring back used water into the main container.
Where to buy
Get genuine dissolvable ruqyah paper directly from the SunnahCure shop. Order a few sheets and store them flat in a dry place.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Ruqyah Sheets
What is a ruqyah sheet and how does it work?
It is a dissolvable paper with Qur’an verses printed using food-safe ink. When placed in clean water, the ink disperses within seconds and the water is used for drinking or washing as part of ruqyah practice.
How much water should I use with one sheet?
Use between 5 and 25 litres for one sheet. Choose the volume you will finish in two to three days.
How long do I leave the paper in the water?
About 30 seconds is enough. Remove the paper once most of the writing has dissolved.
Can I use more than one sheet at a time?
No. Use one sheet per container. Multiple sheets can clump and the ink may not dissolve well.
Is ruqyah water safe to drink daily?
Yes, it is. If you have a medical condition or dietary restriction, speak with your clinician first.
How long does ruqyah water last in the fridge?
Use within two to three days when kept cold and covered.
How do I dispose of used paper and leftover water?
Many people pour leftover water outdoors near a plant and wrap the used paper before discarding. Ask a local scholar if you want a specific ruling for your context.
Can I bathe, wash, or spray the corners of my house with ruqyah water?
Yes. Many people use part of it for drinking and part for washing hands, light bathing, or spraying the corners of the house. Use clean tools and avoid dirty drains.
Is tap water acceptable for ruqyah water?
Yes, if your tap water is clean and drinkable. Filtered water is also fine.
Who should avoid ruqyah water?
Anyone with allergies or sensitivities to the paper ingredients should avoid it. If you are pregnant, nursing, or on medication, consult your clinician before drinking. You can still use it externally if advised.
Disclaimer: The information on this page is provided for educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, managing a condition, or taking medication.
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