@qaidey @bachedoctor_ Falaq, naas, kafirun and Ikhlas. Blow it into your palms and then wipe your entire body. Now go to sleep.
I’m sure you will be okay after this In Sha Allah
@qaidey @bachedoctor_ when you’re conscious and practising, they will look for chances when you’re vulnerable and easy to be attacked. Here’s a suggestion to tackle it, when you go to sleep, if after Fajar, always make sure to sleep after making ablution (wazu) and recite Ayat al kursi +
@qaidey @bachedoctor_ history of afflictions (sihr, ayn, possession, or general presence in the house). Whenever you begin to practice more, in your case maybe Ramadān might have brought you closer to deen, they will look for opportunities to attack. Since they can’t do it when you’re under protection
@qaidey @bachedoctor_ I don’t know the medical reasons, the doctors can enlighten on that end. However I can share something from experience.
Generally when one begins to practice deen, you become more hated in the sight of shayateen and jinns. Practising deen annoys them, especially if you have a
Ḥasan al-Baṣrī رحمه الله said,
“Whoever wants to measure himself, then let him judge himself by the verses in the Qur’an.”
[Kitab az-Zuhd of Imam Abdullah Ibn’ul Mubarak رحمه الله, pg. 13]
Imām Abu Hanifah رحمه الله said:
“The stories and gatherings of the scholars are more beloved to me than a great deal of law, for they have the best manners and character.”
[Jāmi’ Bayān al-‘Ilm 582]