Metaphysical

A decorative peacock feather with no established role in Islamic spiritual healing or protection and no inherent unseen power.

Scholars differ about Qur'anic amulets; avoid unknown symbols, numerology, or shirk, and rely primarily on Qur'an, authentic duas, and ruqyah.

A 6 ml bottle of pleasant attar for cleanliness and personal grooming, especially before worship; the fragrance itself is not a source of healing or protection.

A 12 ml bottle of pleasant attar for cleanliness and personal grooming, especially before worship; the fragrance itself is not a source of healing or protection.

A small-size Geedar Singhi, a folk talisman with no established basis in the Qur'an or authentic Sunnah; claims of wealth, control, protection, or healing should be avoided.

A medium-size Geedar Singhi, a folk talisman with no established basis in the Qur'an or authentic Sunnah; claims of wealth, control, protection, or healing should be avoided.

A large-size Geedar Singhi, a folk talisman with no established basis in the Qur'an or authentic Sunnah; claims of wealth, control, protection, or healing should be avoided.

An extra-large Geedar Singhi, a folk talisman with no established basis in the Qur'an or authentic Sunnah; claims of wealth, control, protection, or healing should be avoided.

A lawful metal item or collectible with no inherent spiritual power; it should not be described as a source of protection, luck, or healing.

A small-size Billi Ki Jerri, a traditional folk item with no established spiritual benefit in the Qur'an or authentic Sunnah; it should not be presented as a source of luck, protection, or healing.

A large-size Billi Ki Jerri, a traditional folk item with no established spiritual benefit in the Qur'an or authentic Sunnah; it should not be presented as a source of luck, protection, or healing.

A set of 11 natural pyrite stones, sometimes marketed for luck or wealth; Islam does not establish them as a means of spiritual protection, healing, or attracting prosperity.

A small-size Naag Mani, a folklore object with no established Islamic spiritual benefit; attributing protection, healing, or unseen powers to it should be avoided.

A medium-size Naag Mani, a folklore object with no established Islamic spiritual benefit; attributing protection, healing, or unseen powers to it should be avoided.

A large-size Naag Mani, a folklore object with no established Islamic spiritual benefit; attributing protection, healing, or unseen powers to it should be avoided.