The Islamic based medicine is all of the authentic hadiths and Riwayat of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH regarding medication and metaphysical therapy. This includes dua, verses, diet, natural remedies, and disease management. In addition to these Riwayat, the Prophet also taught spiritual healing, including Quranic verses and some prayers (Dua) to be read when the sick came. This article discusses how widely it is used in modern medical practice. Although more recently banned by the Prophets because of the possible inclusion of shirks, Ruqiyah was permitted in later times. It was concluded that it was about reviving spirituality by seeking protection, which Ruqiyah could apply in many ways. From Fiqh al-Hadith, we analyze that Ruqyah is permitted using words in Arabic or other languages ​​that the client can understand and may not contain silk. In modern medical practice, Ruqiyah can conveniently be considered as an aid in the diagnostic and therapeutic process from a medical-scientific and psychological point of view.

Key Words:  Dua, Ruqiyah, Medication, Metaphysical, Psychological therapy, verses