Health & Protection Duas
For the sick, ruqyah for children, pain relief and daily shield. (9 duas)
1Dua for the Sick (Adhhib al-Bas)For: What to recite when visiting or hearing of illnessSahihSahih al-Bukhari and Sahih MuslimArabic + transliteration + meaning →2Daily Shield Dua (Bismillahilladhi)For: Three-word shield against all sudden harm, twice dailyHasanSunan al-Tirmidhi and Sunan Abu DawudArabic + transliteration + meaning →3Ruqyah Dua for ChildrenFor: Prophetic protection for kids from evil eye and harmSahihSahih al-BukhariArabic + transliteration + meaning →4Dua for Pain ReliefFor: What to say placing your hand on the aching spotSahihSahih MuslimArabic + transliteration + meaning →5Dua for the Sick (As’alullahal-Azim, 7x)For: Visiting supplication repeated seven timesHasanSunan al-Tirmidhi and Sunan Abu DawudArabic + transliteration + meaning →6Masha Allah — Against the Evil EyeFor: What to say on seeing something admirableQuranicQuran 18:39Arabic + transliteration + meaning →7Ruqyah of Jibril (Bismillah Arqika)For: The archangel’s own ruqyah over the ProphetSahihSahih MuslimArabic + transliteration + meaning →8La Ba’sa Tahurun for the SickFor: Comforting words over the illSahihSahih al-BukhariArabic + transliteration + meaning →9Refuge from Leprosy & Severe IllnessFor: Seeking protection from grave diseasesHasanSunan Abu DawudArabic + transliteration + meaning →
❓ Frequently asked questions
Which health & protection duas are included?
Dua for the Sick (Adhhib al-Bas); Daily Shield Dua (Bismillahilladhi); Ruqyah Dua for Children; Dua for Pain Relief; Dua for the Sick (As’alullahal-Azim, 7x); Masha Allah — Against the Evil Eye; Ruqyah of Jibril (Bismillah Arqika); La Ba’sa Tahurun for the Sick; Refuge from Leprosy & Severe Illness. Open any dua for Arabic text, transliteration, meaning, narrator, grade and source.
Are these health & protection duas authentic?
Every dua names its source (Quran passage or hadith collection) without invented numbers, plus narrator where known and a Sahih/Hasan/Daif or Quranic grade. Learn wording from a teacher; consult scholars for rulings.