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🧂 Did you know that salt has been mentioned by many scholars as a natural means of spiritual and physical protection?
In this powerful Islamic reminder, discover the 6 key places every Muslim should use salt to safeguard themselves and their home from evil eyes, black magic (sihr), and negative energies.

✨ In this video, you’ll learn:

How using salt connects to cleansing and purification in Islam

The 6 powerful spots where salt should be placed for protection

How to pair salt usage with duas and Qur’anic verses for maximum spiritual defense

The importance of tawakkul (trust in Allah) while seeking protection

💫 Remember: Salt itself doesn’t protect — Allah (SWT) is the Protector.
But when used with sincere intention and remembrance of Allah, it becomes a means of purification and barakah (blessing) in your life.

📿 Watch till the end to learn this beautiful balance between physical care and spiritual safeguarding taught in Islamic wisdom.

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Disclaimer:
This video is created for educational and spiritual Islamic purposes only.
It discusses traditional and scholarly views on using salt as a symbol of cleanliness and purification — not as a magical or guaranteed cure.
All protection and healing come only from Allah (SWT).
Viewers are advised to consult authentic scholars for detailed guidance on ruqyah and spiritual remedies.
This content does not promote superstition or un-Islamic practices — it encourages faith-based reflection and balanced understanding.