Invitation to Discuss: Reported Cancer Recoveries Linked to Surah Ar-Rahman Sound Therapy

[arslan]

Hello everyone,

I would like to share some fascinating observations that may interest researchers, patients, and anyone exploring complementary approaches in cancer recovery.

There is a method known as Surah Ar-Rahman Sound Therapy, discovered by Makhdoom Syed Safdar Ali Bukhari (Kakiyaan Wali Sarkar) and later documented by Dr. Muhammad Javed Ahmed. It involves listening to the recitation of Surah Ar-Rahman (in the voice of Qari Abdul Basit) three times a day for seven days, combined with brief meditation and water intake.

Thousands of individuals from different backgrounds — including people with cancer — have reported significant improvements or even full recoveries after following this method. 

While it has a spiritual origin, the observable effects suggest possible links with sound frequency resonance, neurological relaxation, and psychosomatic healing mechanisms — areas that could be scientifically studied.

I’m sharing this here not as a claim of a cure, but as an open invitation for discussion and research.
Has anyone here come across similar work related to sound therapy, vibration, or neuro-acoustic effects in cancer recovery?
Would love to hear your thoughts, experiences, or scientific perspectives on how this could be studied further.

Thank you for reading,
Arslan Riaz

[joseph_CCNSW]

Hello arslan and thank you for posting your observations. We wanted to let you know that in line with Cancer Council NSW's moderation guidelines, we have removed the link you had included.  Just a reminder that the site is primarily intended to enable peer to peer support about the impact of a cancer diagnosis on the emotional, physical and psychological wellbeing of members.  We invite members to search Cancer Council's  website or to call our 13 11 20 team for information about the range of services available for  support.  Kind regards ... Joseph_CCNSW