What is Roqya?
Islamic Roqya, also called Roqya sharia, refers to a practice based on the recitation of Quranic passages and invocations. It is part of a religious and spiritual approach.
Some people turn to Roqya when they feel the need to find spiritual peace, or when they attribute certain difficulties to the evil eye or other spiritual concerns. Malick takes the time to listen to the situation before offering suitable support.
In What Situations Should You Seek Roqya?
Motivations may vary from person to person. Some people seek support when they mention:
- the evil eye
- concerns related to witchcraft
- a feeling of being blocked
- spiritual worries
- a need for spiritual protection
- a period of personal difficulties
- a need to find more serenity in their spiritual practice
- a wish to restore family harmony
- a blockage felt in their professional life
These elements are addressed from a spiritual perspective and do not constitute a medical diagnosis.
How Does the Support Work?
Before any process, Malick talks with the person to understand their situation and the reasons that lead them to seek Roqya. The support may then include Quranic recitations and invocations depending on the situation.
The approach is personalized: two people with similar concerns do not necessarily experience the same situation. Malick therefore does not guarantee any specific outcome.
Roqya and Quranic Recitation
The Quran holds a central place in the practice of Islamic Roqya. The recitation of certain verses and invocations is used as a way to seek protection, remembrance, and spiritual peace. This approach must remain consistent with the religious beliefs of the person seeking support.
The Evil Eye and Spiritual Concerns
The evil eye, called al-'ayn in Islamic tradition, is one of the concerns for which some people seek Roqya. During a consultation, Malick first listens to the person and how they feel.
It is important not to automatically attribute a personal, physical, or psychological difficulty to a spiritual cause. When a situation requires the intervention of a doctor or health professional, Roqya should not replace that care.
A Confidential Approach
People who consult Malick may need to discuss very personal situations. Confidentiality and discretion therefore play an important role in the support provided. Everyone is welcomed with respect, without judgment, and without the use of fear to push a service.
Malick's perceptions and advice are based on his intuitive abilities. They do not constitute a medical diagnosis. Results may vary from person to person.
Roqya in Person or Remote Support
Depending on the situation and the arrangements offered by Malick, support can be provided in person in Brussels or Paris, or remotely. People living in France, Belgium, or abroad can therefore get in touch to present their situation and learn about the support options available.
Rates are provided when you get in touch.
Roqya, Clairvoyance, and Spiritual Support: Different Approaches
Roqya corresponds to a specific approach and should not be confused with a clairvoyance consultation. If your request mainly concerns your future or a romantic, family, or professional situation, see the Clairvoyance & Guidance page. If you're looking for a more general traditional support, see the Spiritual Guide & Marabout page.
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What is an Islamic Roqya?
Islamic Roqya is mainly based on the recitation of Quranic passages and invocations as part of a spiritual approach.
Is Roqya only for the evil eye?
No. The motivations of people seeking Roqya can be diverse. It's important, however, to avoid systematically attributing every difficulty to a spiritual cause.
Can Roqya be done remotely?
Some forms of support can be offered remotely. The arrangements depend on the situation and must be defined directly with Malick.
How many sessions are needed?
It is not possible to determine in advance a number of sessions valid for everyone. Malick does not guarantee a specific result or timeframe.
Can Roqya replace medical treatment?
No. Roqya is a spiritual practice. It never replaces a diagnosis, medical treatment, psychological follow-up, or the intervention of a health professional.
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