Live online ruqyah is a one-to-one video session with a qualified raqi, held on Zoom or WhatsApp. It suits people who want personal guidance without travelling, and who would like someone to listen, assess their situation and recite with them. Sessions last 45 to 60 minutes.
What Happens in a Session
Before the session you complete a short intake form covering your symptoms, your history and any relevant medical information. You also confirm your consent and acknowledge that ruqyah complements, and does not replace, medical care.
During the session the raqi listens carefully, asks clarifying questions, and recites the appropriate verses and supplications. The session ends with practical advice and a short discussion of what to do next.
Afterwards you receive a written personal ruqyah plan. It lists the verses, how often to recite them, and the water or oil method where it is suitable.
Packages
Most people need more than one session, because healing is usually gradual. You can book a single session, or a three-session package that allows you to follow your progress over several weeks.
Our Boundaries
Your camera can be on or off, and there is no physical contact. We do not diagnose possession over video alone. A proper assessment is needed before any such conclusion is considered, and it is never made from a single conversation.
If you have a medical or mental-health concern, please see your GP or another qualified professional. Ruqyah sits alongside that care. We will always encourage you to seek it where it is needed.
Confidentiality and Safeguarding
Your information is kept private and is used only to arrange and deliver your sessions. Sessions are conducted with respect for privacy and for the dignity of everyone involved. Any safeguarding concern can be raised through our contact page, and it will be taken seriously.
How to Enquire
Use our contact page to tell us briefly what you would like help with. We will confirm suitability before anything is booked or paid, so that the session is appropriate for your situation.
Takeaway: We use only the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah, and we make no guarantees about results. Ruqyah is spiritual support, not a substitute for medical care.