Manzil

Manzil is an application designed to provide users with spiritual protection and remedy through the recitation of Quranic verses. Encompassing a compilation of 33 scriptures, drawn from various parts of the Quran, it aims to shield individuals from negative spiritual forces like sorcery, black magic, and evil Jinn influences. Its daily use is purported to offer safety from theft, promote security for homes and families, and preserve honor.

Consistently reciting Manzil prayers serves both as an antidote and a form of protection from diverse malevolent entities such as witchcraft, sihr, and the evil eye. It is regarded as a powerful tool in shielding a person from numerous harmful and malevolent forces. Users are encouraged to recite these prayers once in the morning and again at night for optimal efficacy. The benefits are comprehensive, extending to the potential alleviation of various sicknesses or ailments.

The practice of these prayers is rooted in a long-standing tradition, tracing back to notable scholars and is known to have been curated by Shaykh Zakariyya. In accordance with Islamic teachings, the Prophet Muhammad himself is said to have counteracted sorcery with the recitation of the Quran. In this way, the platform aligns with the practices for negating witchcraft, enhancing well-being, and fostering spiritual growth.

The primary objective of the platform is to grant users a strong sense of protection. It addresses the intrinsic need for safety against unseen spiritual hazards that may threaten personal welfare. Users are equipped to fortify themselves against potential possessions or trickeries by demonic entities.

Additionally, this source of spiritual well-being offers a targeted 'dua' (prayer) for nazar, aimed at guarding against the evil eye—a malevolent glare believed to cause misfortune or injury. Encouraging engagement with the protective verses, it serves as a spiritual safeguard, employing the power of Quranic invocation to ensure personal sanctity and peace.