Abstract
Although there are certainly many issues regarding the practices of spiritual healing in Islamic literature, very few studies concerning this topic have been carried out. Hence, the primary matter investigated in this article is the main relationship between spiritual healing and the primary source of Islam, the Qur’an. This research attempts to look at this topic from a sociological perspective and from an all-inclusive perspective. It attempts to shed light on the reality of this spiritual healing. The study demonstrates the social reality of belief in the spiritual ailments including magic and djinns and the religious sources that deals with the healings of such ailments. Moreover, this research paper also establishes an alignment between many world religions and their spiritual healing of such ailments.
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