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Which Gemstone is Allowed in Islam? | Shariah-Compliant Birth Chart & Consultation | Sarkar Healings

Permissible Stones in Islam

Wearing gemstones is mustahabb (recommended) for adornment and follows the tradition of the righteous.

  • Aqeeq (Carnelian): The most recommended stone. The Prophet (S.A.W.) wore an Aqeeq ring on his right hand. It is known to guard against poverty and misfortune.
  • Feroza (Turquoise): Advised by Imam Ali (R.A.) for divine help, inner peace, and protection from the Evil Eye.
  • Yaqut (Ruby): Permissible for beauty and dignity, enhancing emotional harmony.
  • Hadid (Hematite): Used specifically for protection during travel or danger, not for daily wear.

Correct Belief (Aqeedah)

It is crucial to understand that gemstones do not possess independent power. They are Asbab (means/tools) created by Allah.

"Out of them both come out pearl and coral." — (Surah Ar-Rahman 55:22)

We use them as divine gifts (Ni'mat) with full Tawakkul (trust) in Allah Shaafi (The Healer). Attributing power solely to the stone is Shirk; using it as a blessed tool is wisdom.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is wearing gemstones haram?

A: No, it is not haram. It is permissible for men (silver rings) and women (gold/silver) to wear them for beauty and benefits, avoiding superstition.

Q: How do you choose the stone?

A: We use advanced Sufi calculations based on your name and birth chart to find the stone that harmonizes with your specific energy frequency.

Q: What is Zikr Activation?

A: Gemstones are part of the earth and have "life." We provide specific Quranic verses (Wazifa) to recite over the stone to awaken its spiritual properties for you.

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