Al-Mousa's determination paper

Waraq Azima (Mahu Al-Mosa) The intention is: Verses and supplications narrated and written in saffron or similar (on pure paper) soaked in water then drunk or used for washing the affected area. Among its benefits: It is used to heal from the eye and envy and magic and distress and anxiety and overthinking and insomnia and moving pains in the body and all diseases – it is sprinkled around the house to expel harm from jinn and their devils. What indicates its legitimacy: The statement of the Companion Ibn Abbas: (It was commanded to be written for a woman who has difficulty giving birth two verses from the Qur'an and words then it is washed and given to drink). The statement of the Tabi'i Mujahid: (There is no harm in writing the Qur'an, washing it, and giving it to the patient to drink). The statement of the Imam of the righteous predecessors Sheikh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah: (It is permissible to write for the afflicted and other patients some of the Qur'an with lawful ink and wash it and give it to drink as Al-Ahmad and others have stated). The Permanent Committee's fatwa: (Writing some of the Qur'an on a paper and washing it is permissible). Fatwas of the scholars of the Holy Land p (1233). The fatwa of the scholar Sheikh bin Jibreen about the legitimacy of (Azima): (There is no objection also to writing them on papers and the like, then washing and drinking its water, whether written with water or saffron, as this falls within the hadith: (There is no harm in Ruqyah as long as it is not shirk), meaning: if it is with Qur'anic verses and Prophetic sayings). (People prefer to use it because it is easy to carry and transport).