Very Powerful And Very Strong Du'a

This is the beautiful and very strong Du'a that can cure and heal any exterior and interior pains, wounds or major and minor injuries.

"بسم الله تربة أرضنا بريقة بعضنا ليشفى سقيمنا باذن ربنا"

Sahih Muslim # 2194

"BISMILLAHI TURBATU ARDHINA BIREEQATI BA'DINA LIYUSHFA SAQEEMUNA BI-IZNI RABBINA"

What is the procedure?

-Take some neat and clean mud

-Then wet ur (shahaadah, index or jupiter) finger

-And put it in mud

-Then read this du'a three times

-Slowly blow air to the muddy finger

-Apply it where the pain or wound is like any guard or cream.

To get quickly cured or shifa do this procedure as many times as you can.

Note: Before following these steps or any time in your life have complete faith in your God Allah 'who have created you and has bestowed you with the things you are today' that he is the only one that can cure you completely.

You get benefit and let others too...

MayHelp Us To Succeed... Ameen

MawZub...

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