Powerful Dua to Remove Jinn from the Body Permanently

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Powerful Dua to Remove Jinn from the Body Permanently

Feeling strange, afraid for no clear reason, or like something just isn’t right inside you? Many people, especially in the Muslim world, believe that sometimes these feelings can be caused by jinn or evil spirits.

In Islam, Allah has given us many powerful tools of protection – and one of the strongest is dua. In this blog, we’ll talk about a powerful dua to remove jinn from the body permanently, and how you can use it in a safe, peaceful, and Islamic way.

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Understanding Jinn in Islam

Before we talk about the dua, it helps to understand what jinn are.

According to the Qur’an, jinn are:

  • Created from smokeless fire
  • Invisible to humans
  • Like humans – some are good, some are bad

    • So not every problem in life is caused by jinn. But sometimes, a person may feel:

  • Sudden fear, anxiety, or sadness without reason
  • Strange thoughts they can’t control
  • Bad dreams, nightmares, or seeing dark shapes
  • Hearing whispers that tell them to do wrong
  • Feeling like someone is always watching them

    • These could be caused by stress, illness, or mental health problems. They could also, in some cases, be connected to jinn or sihr (black magic). That’s why it’s important to use both Islamic remedies and, when needed, professional medical help.

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    Can Jinn Really Be Removed by Dua?

    Yes, by the will of Allah, they can.

    No jinn, no shaitan, and no magic is stronger than Allah. When you read Quran, make dua, and turn to Allah sincerely, you are seeking help from the One who controls everything.

    Many scholars and experienced ruqyah practitioners say that:

  • Reading Quran regularly
  • Making specific duas for protection
  • Living in a halal, clean, and obedient way

    • …can weaken and remove the effect of jinn from the body and home.

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    Powerful Dua to Remove Jinn from the Body

    There isn’t only one single dua to remove jinn. In ruqyah (Islamic healing), we usually combine Quranic verses and authentic duas. Below are some very powerful ones you can recite.

    1. Ayat-ul-Kursi (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:255)

    This is one of the strongest verses of protection in the Quran. It protects from shayatin and jinn when recited with faith.

    Arabic:
    اللّهُ لاَ إِلَـٰهَ إِلاَّ هُوَ الْحَيُّ الْقَيُّومُ… (complete verse)

    If you don’t know the full Arabic, you can read from a Quran or Quran app and slowly memorize it.

    How to use it:

  • Read it after every fard (obligatory) salah
  • Read it before sleeping
  • Blow lightly over your body after reciting

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    2. Last Two Verses of Surah Al-Baqarah (2:285–286)

    These verses are a strong shield against harm and evil.

    How to use them:

  • Read them every night before sleeping
  • Read them during ruqyah sessions over yourself or your loved one

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    3. The Three Quls (Surah Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, An-Naas)

    These three short surahs are often used in ruqyah because they are powerful against evil eye, magic, and jinn.

    How to read them:

  • Recite Surah Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, and An-Naas three times each
  • After reciting, blow into your hands and wipe your body from head to toe
  • Do this in the morning and evening and before sleep

    • Surah An-Naas especially focuses on seeking refuge from the whisperer (Shaytan) who whispers into the hearts of people. It’s often used as a dua to remove jinn from the body.

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    4. Specific Dua for Protection and Removal of Evil

    You can also recite this powerful prophetic dua:

    Arabic:
    أَعُوذُ بِكَلِمَاتِ اللَّهِ التَّامَّاتِ مِنْ شَرِّ مَا خَلَقَ

    Transliteration:
    A‘oodhu bi kalimaatillāhi-t-tāmāti min sharri mā khalaq.

    Meaning:
    “I seek refuge in the perfect words of Allah from the evil of what He has created.”

    How to use it:

  • Recite it three times in the evening and morning
  • Read it when you feel scared, uneasy, or sense something strange
  • Read it over water and drink from it or sprinkle it around your home

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    How to Perform Ruqyah on Yourself (Step-by-Step)

    Here is a simple method of doing ruqyah (Islamic healing) on yourself or someone close to you. You don’t need to be a scholar. You only need sincere faith and trust in Allah.

    Step 1: Clean Your Space and Heart

  • Make wudu (ablution)
  • Choose a quiet, clean place
  • Remove haram items like music, pictures of living beings, or anything linked to shirk
  • Turn off the TV and distractions

    • Sit calmly and ask Allah in your own words:
    “Ya Allah, heal me and remove any jinn, evil eye, or magic affecting me. Only You can cure me.”

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    Step 2: Recite Quran and Duas

    You can follow this order:

  • Surah Al-Fatihah (7 times if possible)
  • Ayat-ul-Kursi (1–3 times)
  • Surah Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, An-Naas (each 3 times)
  • Last two verses of Surah Al-Baqarah (once)
  • The dua: A‘oodhu bi kalimaatillāhi-t-tāmāti min sharri mā khalaq (3 times)

    • Blow gently on:

  • Your hands, then wipe your body
  • Water in a cup or bottle, then drink and/or wash with it

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    Step 3: Be Consistent

    Many people expect instant change. Sometimes Allah heals quickly, and sometimes the healing is gradual.

    Try to:

  • Repeat this ruqyah daily, especially after Fajr and before sleeping
  • Stay away from sins like haram relationships, music, alcohol, and interest (riba)
  • Pray your five daily prayers on time

    • Think of it like medicine: you don’t stop after one tablet. You continue until you are fully better.

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    Signs the Jinn May Be Leaving

    Every person is different, but some people notice changes when the jinn or evil influence starts to weaken:

  • Feeling lighter and calmer
  • Less fear and fewer nightmares
  • Yawning, burping, or crying during ruqyah
  • Stronger desire to pray and do good

    • If symptoms get stronger during ruqyah (like shaking, crying, or feeling tight in the chest), this can sometimes mean the jinn is reacting to the Quran. Continue with patience, or seek help from a trustworthy ruqyah practitioner.

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    Important Safety Tips

    While using dua to remove jinn from the body, keep these points in mind:

  • Never go to magicians, fortune tellers, or people who do shirk
  • Avoid “healers” who ask for strange things like animal sacrifice, mother’s name, or writing Quranic verses in blood
  • Stick to Quran, authentic duas, and Sunnah methods only
  • If you feel mentally unwell, depressed, or suicidal, also speak to a trusted doctor or therapist

    • Islam teaches us to use both spiritual and worldly means. There is no shame in seeking medical help along with ruqyah.

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    Protecting Yourself and Your Home from Jinn

    After healing, it’s very important to protect yourself so the problem doesn’t come back.

    Try to make these habits a part of your daily life:

  • Read Ayat-ul-Kursi after every salah and before sleep
  • Read morning and evening adhkar (duas of protection)
  • Play Surah Al-Baqarah in your home regularly
  • Say “Bismillah” before entering the house, bathroom, eating, and leaving home
  • Keep your home clean, free of haram, and filled with Quran and salah

    • Think of it like locking your doors at night. Just as you protect your house from thieves, you protect your soul and home from shayatin with these simple, powerful routines.

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    Final Thoughts

    Jinn and unseen forces can be scary to think about, but remember:

    Allah is greater than all of them.

    If you are struggling and searching for a powerful dua to remove jinn from the body permanently, start with:

  • Sincere belief and trust in Allah
  • Regular recitation of Quran and authentic duas
  • Clean, halal living and obedience to Allah

    • Keep going, even if results are slow. Healing is a journey, and every ayah you recite, every dua you make, is a step closer to peace.

    If you feel overwhelmed, don’t suffer in silence. Reach out to a knowledgeable, trustworthy imam or ruqyah practitioner – and combine that with dua, salah, and patience.

    May Allah protect you, your family, and your home from all harm, and grant you complete shifa (healing).

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