About me
As salamu alaikum, wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu.
Verily, all praise is due to Allah; we praise Him and seek His help and forgiveness, and we seek refuge with Allah from the evils of ourselves and from the evil of our actions. Whoever Allah guides, there is none who can misguide him, and whomever Allah misguides, there is none who can guide him. I bear witness that none has the right to be worshipped except Allah alone, who has no partners, and I bear witness that Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) is His slave and His messenger.
Al hamdulillah, Welcome to my website. My name is Br. A. R. Mughal, and I follow the religion of Islam. I am a practicing Muslim who prays five times a day, and everything I do and all my work is for the sake of Allah and is done in His name alone. I love Allah and His Messenger Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), and I strive to follow him and to please Allah (the mighty and majestic).
I have been making REAL spiritually prepared items for many years, My items are genuine and real and I have learned how to make them in the proper way, Alhamdulillah. The effectiveness of my spiritually prepared items can be felt right away, and the results can be seen. Insha Allah. I do not use any strange symbols. I only prepare items using the Qur'an and prophetic supplications. Al hamdulillah.
Many people are not aware of the fact that to make a REAL spiritually prepared items, whether it be a talisman (taweez) or spiritually prepared gemstones, can be very time-consuming and it takes a lot out of its maker due to the use of ones own spiritual energy infused into the item or object. And due to this, one needs a little time to restore his or her personal spiritual energy before making another item or spiritual object. Insha Allah. So please do understand I DO NOT SIMPLY print out verses of the Qur'an and put gemstones in envelopes and post them to the buyer without first spiritually preparing them WHICH TAKES TIME AND USES ALOT OF MY ENERGY. So if you do see an item of your choice that is sold out, please be patient while they are remade and restocked again. I am surely aware of fake sellers on the Internet, but that is NOT ME, and I fear Allah, in particular as regards how I make money in this field to help others. Insha Allah.
Unfortunately, most sellers on the Internet who make claims that the items they are selling are able to do this or that are mostly fooling people and luring them in only to get easy sales. They may be selling items like talismans (taweez) and amulets and gemstones, etc., but I assure you that in most cases, they are nothing but imitations of the originals or are not spiritually prepared whatsoever. Astagfirullah, they may look real but do nothing. So beware before you end up spending and wasting your money.
As I mentioned before, making spiritually prepared items takes time. The amount of work involved in just making one item can take up a lot of one's time and energy. Genuine sellers will need to spend time on amaliyaat (rituals), readings, etc., so depending on the type of item one seeks assistance for, whether it be related to protection, healing, or finances, the price will vary.
Al hamdulillah I have spiritual items that I have spiritually prepared in different strength levels but the price may vary. So if you're looking for a spiritual item that may be of interest to you, you may still have the opportunity to purchase it from my shop according to your personal financial circumstance. Insha Allah. However, the strength levels will make a difference in one's overall outcome.
PLEASE KINDLY NOTE: IF YOU ARE NOT OF THE ISLAMIC FAITH, YOU ARE STILL MORE THAN WELCOME TO BUY MY ITEMS. HOWEVER, THE SAME RULES WILL APPLY WHEN MAKING USE OF MY ITEMS, WHICH ARE AS FOLLOWS:
1) Do not carry the items I prepare for you in the bathroom (unless you place them in your pocket securely, or if you have covered them with piece of your garment, as would be the case with Amulets).
2) When not in use keep them in a safe and clean place.
Rulings on the effects of Qur'anic ruqyah amulets and talismans (taweez) that must be understood by everyone who buys from Spiritual store
*To believe that spiritually prepared items, such as amulets and Qur'anic talismans (taweez), have no power to benefit by themselves and that the effects take place by the will of Allah.(And yet have firm belief that genuine spirituallly prepared items or objects have a real effect, and can assist). Insha Allah.
*It must be with the speech of Allah using the Qur'an and with Allah's (subhana wa tala) names and attributes, as well as the supplications found in the sunnah.
One must not put reliance on the amulets and Qur'anic talismans (taweez) and must only consider them as a means of gaining the desired objectives, they have been spiritually prepared for. In similitude, just as one would depend on one's phone or a vehicle to get them from A to B. Insha Allah.
And that one continually only supplicates to Allah (alone) and calls upon Him (alone) for all of his needs and wants.
*One must also have firm belief that Allah has power over all things, that nothing takes place except with His permission, and that harm and benefit only come from Him.
And if Allah touches you with harm, none can remove it but He, and if He touches you with good, then He has power over all things. Surah Al-An'am) 6:17
Are amulets and talismans (taweez) permissible in Islam?
Al hamdulillah. Many Muslims may not be aware that wearing amulets and talismans (taweez) is permissible in the religion of Islam, as long as the Qur'an and prophetic supplications are used for this purpose. However, unfortunately, when most Muslims hear the term amulet or talisman, they immediately assume that a talisman (taweez) looks like a piece of paper that contains various numbers and strange symbols. And consider them forbidden to use or carry.
However, in most cases, the truth is that the majority of talismans (taweez) are indeed made using numbers, and strange symbols, depending on the way the spiritual practitioner makes them, but most of them made this way are forbidden in Islam.
Now as regards to amulets or talismans (taweez) which contain numbers, the buyer may not know what is behind the use of that particular number when a practitioner makes these types of amulets or talisman's. As for why (in rare cases) a practitioner may use a number, it is simply because it is difficult to write a whole verse or ayat from the Quran, so the practitioner will simply write a number to compensate for the verse number. (Please scroll further down the page for the conditions that must be met when making a talisman (taweez) when using the number format or method.)
Moving forward, when the practitioner chooses to only use a number in place of the whole verse from the Qur'an (I have to mention RARE because it is very uncommon that the spiritual practitioner will take the time to do the readings in place of the number, i.e., over the chapter and verse number during the preparation of the talisman (taweez), it is due to there not being enough space on the gemstone to write or engrave the full verse, which enhances the effect of the amulet or talisman (taweez) considerably. The other reason why a number may be used instead of the entire verse is that it is sometimes done to hide the verse that is spiritually prepared behind that number. But I would like to make it very clear that 99% of these types of talismans (taweez) are not prepared that way. Which I am totally against.
My position and methodology In making a number-format talisman (taweez),
I personally spiritually prepare some of my items using the number format. However, I know what verse of the Quran is spiritually prepared behind that specific number, indicating chapter and verse number or, at times, verse number alone. Alhamdulillah, I only use verses from the Quran when a number format is used on my items. As for most of the practitioners they do NOT do that. And if anyone writes a talisman (taweez) using the numbers methodology right away in front of you and gives it to you, than these types of talismans (taweez) are forbidden according to me. Unless the practitioners who do this have taken the time to spiritually prepare each of the talismans, using the Quran over each number when making this type of talisman (taweez).
So buyers beware when dealing with these types of talismans (taweez), that when numbers are used it should only be a chapter and verse number from the Qur'an only, when using the number methodology, when preparing spiritual items, Insha Allah.
And one must be aware that only the spiritual practitioner knows what he has spiritually prepared over the chapter and verse numbers. One should also be aware that 99% of spiritual practitioners don't make number-format talismans and amulets that way; they simply write the numbers in boxes and give them to the wearer. And if my methodology in preparing talismans (taweez) and amulets is fulfilled when using the number methodology, then this type of number format talisman or amulet is legit.
Also, beware if the number format of making a talisman or amulet is made in seconds in front of the customer or individual and then is given to them RIGHT AWAY by any spiritual practitioner, then this type of practitioner is only writing numbers in boxes or in a naqsh and handing them over to the customer or individual they are given to. So please beware that a genuine 100% Quranic talisman (taweez) using the number methodology takes time to prepare and make. And they cannot be called Quranic talismans (taweez) if the methodology of preparation is not as I have described.
How do I know if the talisman (taweez) is Qur'anic if the number format is used?
One may ask, How do we know if the talisman (taweez) is truly Quranic when the number format is used to spiritually prepare them? The honest answer to this question is that there is no way of knowing by simply looking at this type of talisman (taweez). In such a situation, one has to ask the spiritual practitioner how he makes them, after which one may agree with and trust the practitioner's word.
Misconception as regards the term "talisman" (taweez) and the misunderstanding this term can cause when it relates to ayat (verses) from the Qur'an written on paper format for Ruqyah effect purposes when using the Quran in the written format.
Unfortunately, when the term talisman or (taweez) is usually used, an individual may assume it to be a piece of paper containing numbers and symbols in small boxes, but 95% of the Muslims are not aware that when the term talisman or taweez) is mentioned, it could also be ayat (verses) from the Qur'an. And when the term talisman (taweez) is used, it does not necessarily mean a piece of paper that contains numbers in small boxes or symbols, folded inside a leather pouch. Since the Quranic ayat can also be written and folded into leather pouches. So please be aware that not all talismans (taweez) are made the same way, even if they look the same on the outside, i.e., folded into leather pouches.
In conclusion, the best term we can really use (when they are truly made using ayat verses from the Qur'an) is to add the term "Quranic talisman (taweez)" or "Ruqya talisman." Insha Allah. Allah knows best.
Are amulets and talismans (taweez) from the Quran allowed and permissible in Islam?
Please read the following narrations:
It was narrated that ‘Uqbah ibn ‘Aamir said: I heard the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) say: "Whoever wears an amulet, may Allah not fulfil his need; and whoever wears a seashell, may Allah not give him peace."
(Narrated by Ahmad, 16951)
THIS HADITH IS DECLARED WEAK (DA'EEF) by Sheikh Al Albani in Da’eef al-Jaami, 5703.
And if you read:
It was narrated by Abdullah bin Mas'ud that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) disliked ten things: Yellow dye, meaning khaluq (a fragrance yellow dye made of saffron and other ingredients, a yellowish red colour dye), changing grey hair, dragging one'z Izar, wearing gold rings, playing with dice (Ki'ab) (a women) showing her adornment (beauty) to people to whom it is not permissible to show it (to), reciting Ruqyah, unless it is with Mu'awidhat (Verses seeking refuge with Allah), (namely Surah Al-Falaq and Surah An-Nas), hanging amulets, removing to ejaculate in other than right place (to withdraw prior to ejaculation) and taking away the milk of an infant boy (by having intercourse with his mother) BUT HE DID NOT SAY THEY ARE HARAM (FORBIDDEN). (Sunan An Nasa'i, Volume 6, Hadith Number 5091) (THIS HADITH IS HASSAN.)
Kindly Note:
As for the wearing of seashells, bones, etc., these are the types of amulets that are forbidden to wear in Islam and not crystals and gemstones, such as:
Allah (the Mighty and Majestic) says:
Out of both waters (salt and sweet) come pearls and coral.
Then which of your Lord’s favours will you both deny?
Surah Ar-Rahman 55:22–23
These are the comments of scholars on the various kinds of amulets and the rulings on each kind. These comments contain important and useful points.
SHAYKH SULAIMAN IBN 'ABD AL-WAHAB SAID:
"KNOW THAT THE SCHOLARS AMONG THE SAHABAH AND TABI'EEN AND THOSE WHO CAME AFTER THEM DIFFERED AS TO WHETHER IT IS PERMISABLLE TO HANG UP AMULETS WHICH ONLY CONTAIN THE WORDS FROM THE QUR'AN AND NAMES AND ATTRIBUTES OF ALLAH.
One group said that it was permissible.
THIS WAS THE VIEW OF ABD-ALLAH IBN 'AMR IBN AL' AAS AND OTHERS. THIS IS THE APPARENT MEANING OF THE REPORT NARRATED BY AISHA (MAY ALLAH BE PLEASED WITH HER), AND IT WAS THE VIEW OF ABU JA'FAR AL-BAAQIR AND AHMED, ACCORDING TO ONE REPORT.
THEY EXPLAINED THE HADITH AS REFERRING TO AMULETS WHICH INVOLVE SHIRK; WITH REGARD TO THOSE WHICH CONTAIN WORDS FROM THE QUR'AN OR THE NAMES AND ATTRIBUTES OF ALLAH, THEN THEY ARE LIKE RUQYAH WHICH USES THE SAME WORDS.
I SAY, THIS APPEARS TO BE THE VIEW OF IBN AL- QAYIM (MAY ALLAH BE PLEASED WITH HIM).
(REFER TO: TAYSEER AL-'AZEEZ AL-HAMEED, P. 136–138)
Shaykh Hafiz HUKUMI said:
IF THEY (THE AMULETS) CONTAIN CLEARLY WRITTEN QUR'ANIC VERSES OR SAHIH HADITH, THEN THERE WAS SOME DISPUTE AMONG THE SALAF—THE SAHABAH, THE TABIEEN, AND THOSE THAT FOLLOWED THEM—AS TO WHETHER THEY ARE PERMISSIBLE.
SOME OF THE SALAF SAID THAT IT WAS PERMISSIBLE. IF THEY (THE AMULETS) CONTAIN CLEARLY WRITTEN QUR'ANIC VERSES OR SAHIH HADITH). THIS WAS NARRATED BY 'AISHA (MAY ALLAH BE PLEASED WITH HER), ABU JAFAR MUHAMMAD IBN ‘ALI, AND OTHERS AMONG THE SALAF.
To conclude, there are a group of scholars that have concluded that talismans and amulets that contain the Qur'an are allowed, since its a type of ruqyah. Insha Allah.
Allah knows best.