14/05/2025
*As a Muslim can I seek assistance from RMQK SOCIETY?*
No, as a Muslim you should not seek assistance from the RMQK society. Doing so poses a serious risk to your Islamic belief (aqeedah) for the following reasons:
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1. RMQK Practices Contradict Islamic Teachings
RMQK invokes the names of spiritual entities or jinn (e.g., Rukoyailu, Morkotoyailu, Qoikoyailu, Kashfayailu).
It incorporates astrology, numerology, and other occult practices.
These are haram (forbidden) in Islam and classified as shirk (associating partners with Allah).
> Qur’an (Al-Jinn 72:6):
“And there were men from mankind who sought refuge in men from the jinn, so they [only] increased them in burden.”
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2. Seeking Help from Jinn or Magic is Major Shirk
Asking for help through spirits, hidden knowledge, or supernatural means other than Allah is shirk akbar (major shirk).
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said:
> “Whoever goes to a fortune-teller or a soothsayer and believes what he says has disbelieved in what was revealed to Muhammad.”
(Narrated by Ahmad, Abu Dawood, and others)
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3. Assistance Should Be Sought Only in Permissible Ways
Islam encourages Muslims to seek:
Help from Allah alone through du’a, salah, dhikr
Permissible worldly means like medicine, herbal treatment, or psychological support—as long as they don’t involve haram elements
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Summary:
Do not seek help from RMQK, even if they claim to heal or solve problems spiritually. Their methods and beliefs are incompatible with Islam and could put your faith at risk.
*Researched by Abdulganiy Babatunde Husein*
Founder, Nun Walqalam Society!