Another miraculous case of mine was Muhammad Ibn Mahadi, 23, who had been diagnosed with sickle cell, anemia at birth.  Throughout his life, Ibn Mahadi had encountered numerous episodes (sickle cell crisis) that periodically left him hospitalized.  On Wednesday, June 19, 2002, he had a major episode and although his mother encouraged him to go to the hospital, Ibn did not like the idea.  He agreed to go, but insisted that his Sheikh, (Doctor Gilani) be called.

After being admitted, the doctors took blood, x-rays, and put the patient on oxygen to supplement his troubled breathing.  His stay was extended for days and his condition got increasingly worse.  He was taken to the Intensive Care Unit (I.C.U.).  He was breathing heavily and the doctors suggested putting him on life support since his condition was becoming critical at an alarming speed Dr. Chad, the head of Hematolgy said that the patient was in extreme sickle cell crisis.  They all concluded that Ibn’s life was in Allah Almighty’s hands and they had done all that they could do for medically.  Whatever was wrong was moving so fast and they could neither figure it out nor help him any further.

Finally, I was called and sent the prescription including the six healing the Ayah of Shifah from the Holy Quran and recitation of Al-Fatihah to be recited forty-one times in a special prescribed manner.  The prescription was carried out by Ibn Mahadi’s mother.  She began the recitation of the ayah and blew them over his entire body.  Ibn Mahadi was in a state of semi-consciousness due to heavy sedation, but it was as he could still hear as his mother completed the Quranic treatment and his shahadah finger (right index) was extended.

Ibn’s condition did not show any change after the first two sessions, so the mother called to inform me of her son’s status.  At this time I gave a stronger treatment which she was told to make two rakat nawafil along with the prescription.  After the two rakat she was to make dua and ask for the illness to be removed, spiritually, physically, mentally, and emotionally, etc.

The entire treatment was completed as I had prescribed.  The hospital staff took

X-rays of her son right after that and to their extreme amazement, they found that both lungs were clear!

By Sunday following his admittance, Ibn Mahadi was breathing on his own and the doctors so much said he had too much strength.  The only thing left was a small infection in the lungs due to the fact that they were closed for so long.

There was an added benefit to the Ibn Mahadi’s miracle.  All, other patients on the I.C.U.  floor with him got better during the duration of his Quranic treatment and were moved to other recovery floors throughout the hospital.

Ibn’s primary physician said “I never saw a sickle cell case as bad as this one.”  He also acknowledged that he witnessed what his mother was doing and recognized the miracle of Allah that worked in this young man’s case.  He along with other doctors and staff were given copies of my book “Quranic Psychiatry”.  They were informed the University had been doing this for more than 20 years and they would continue to give demonstrations controlling diseases such as Aids, etc. among children ages 5 – 7 even if they were not Muslim.  In fact, I offered to open a wing in that very hospital, and further extend this invitation to any hospital willing to dedicate a special wing for this Quranic treatment.