QuranicHealing.com label their site as “SPIRITUAL HEALING and WELLNESS OF BODY, MIND AND SOUL”. A variety of ailments are listed with their cures and remedies. The ailments and curses are a definite mix of interesting. Some of the illnesses seem to be archaic in this modern age of 21st century technology (for example: rune readings, necromancy, Sumerian magic, Babylonian magic, Chaldean magic and more). Before your eyes glaze over, the site also claims to help you “cope with depression, anger, anxiety, insomnia, mental illnesses, cancer…” Wait, there’s more. QuranicHealing.com also claims to help you protect yourself against reincarnation (hold on, I want to be reincarnated as one of the saliheen, siddiqeen, mujahideen or other pious ranks on the Day of Judgment!), spiritualism and… tai chi!

Not much information is given about the site owner(s) and their background. It is stated on the home page that the content is “inspired by ideas in the Holy Qur’an. Spiritual Healing and Wellness is based on religious resources driven from Allah (God).”

Another aspect of the site caught our eye (no, not the evil eye). The clean design of the site and the vibrant logo were atypical of the usual Muslim forum, portal or directory. QuranicHealing.com is powered by erkPORTAL which is manufactured by ErkSoft, a company that was started by Bulent Arsalan in 2000. ErkSoft also developed MarketPlaceDigger.com – a search engine that helps “shoppers anywhere use the power of information to easily find, compare and buy anything online from marketplace Merchants – in less time and for the best price!”

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