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Ruqyah and TikTok dependency
The article discussed the phenomenon of broadcasting legitimate religious healing sessions on TikTok, where some claimants are now using these broadcasts illegally by presenting live cases, thus bypassing religious and scientific standards. Their goal appears to be attracting viewers and earning money. The article emphasized the danger of exploiting these broadcasts to offer unscientific or unlawful diagnoses, which can mislead the community and negatively affect individuals' mental and physical health, especially when people rely on such content instead of consulting qualified medical professionals. It called for the regulation and oversight of religious healing practices by establishing clear guidelines to prevent their misuse, and for raising public awareness about the risks of unreliable content—particularly through efforts by the National Center for Alternative and Complementary Medicine and the National Center for Mental Health Promotion—to protect the community’s psychological and physical well-being and to stem the spread of illusion and fear.
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