Recently updated on December 8th, 2017

I found another cure from Quran-e-Kareem, insha Allah this will prevent you from the side-effects the their bites.  Before providing you a beautiful wazifa to get rid from Mosquitos and Fleas let us discuss what actually it is and how does it harms and other measures to prevent?

 

Dua to Get Rid of Insects

Wazifa to get Rid of Mosquitoes and Fleas

This is a very common problem in almost all the homes. People uses repellents like mat, liquid, and coils etc. , clothing, netting and other personal protection measures. Such measures can help prevent mosquito and flea bites and the diseases they carry. But more or less they are toxic and harmful for us and for our entire family.

I found another cure from Quran-e-Kareem, insha Allah this will prevent you from the side-effects the their bites.  Before providing you a beautiful wazifa to get rid from Mosquitos and Fleas let us discuss what actually it is and how does it harms and other measures to prevent?

Throw out all your Mosquito Repellents! 

Curious to Know Why??

They are Harmful, They are Toxic, They have Allethrin*!

Mosquito repellent mats and coils (and other forms of synthetic mosquito repellents) have been associated with adverse health effects in some people e.g. respiratory problems, coughing, sore throat, eye irritation, nausea, headache, and worsening asthma and allergies. Exactly how dangerous they are to humans in the long-term is not yet clear; some studies suggest that they may have adverse effects on the nervous system, eyes and liver. Many medical experts agree that babies, children and pregnant or breast-feeding women shouldn’t be exposed to them. You’re wise not to let your kids sleep with them on through the night.

If you’re desperate to get a good night’s sleep, though, you’re certainly not taking a major health risk if you use them occasionally. And of course, if you’re in a malaria area, e.g. while travelling, concerns about getting bitten by an infected mosquito should outweigh concerns about exposure to chemical repellents. But in the long term, even if you live in a malaria area, you should aim to cut down on your use of chemical repellents and employ other methods.

The other ways that can be employed are:

⇒ Use mosquito nets or window and door screens. This is really the best option.

⇒ If you do use mats or coils, it’s best to keep windows open for adequate ventilation. Preferably, don’t plug the device in right next to the head-board of the bed, and keep it on for a shorter time. If you experience any adverse or allergic reaction, don’t use these products. 

⇒ Try some of the plant-derived mosquito repellent options e.g. citronella. There’s little question that these products are far less effective than their synthetic counterparts – but many of them do help, if only for a short while.

⇒ Try keeping a fan on, aimed towards you, while you’re sleeping (this one really works for me anyway!)

⇒ Don’t provide mosquitoes with places to breed – i.e. standing water – in your immediate environment. Reduce places where water can collect e.g. old tires and plant pots, blocked gutters, bird baths.

*Allethrin: Other Names- Alleviate, Pynamin. d-trans allethrin: D-Trans Conc. 90%, bioallethrin, MGK 264 and Esbiothrin. Allethrin is used almost exclusively in homes and gardens for control of flies and mosquitoes, and in combination with other pesticides to control flying or crawling insects. The purified d-trans-isomer of allethrin is more toxic to insects and is used for control of crawling insects in homes and restaurants.

Mosquito or ‘Machhar’ in urdu

Go Deeper, Look on Each Body Parts!!

Footnotes

*Allethrin is a synthetic duplicate of a component of pyrethrum. Pyrethrum is a botanical insecticide extracted from chrysanthemum flowers. Allethrin, the first synthetic pyrethroid, was introduced in 1949, and is a mixture of several isomeric forms. The most common form is a 4:1 mixture of the trans- and cis-isomers. It is available in aerosol, coil, mat, dust and oil formulations. Aerosol and spray formulations of the purified d-trans- isomer of allethrin are also available. D-trans allethrin is usually combined with synergists such as piperonyl-butoxide (Meister, R.T. (ed.). 1992. Farm Chemicals Handbook ’92. Meister Publishing Company, Willoughby, OH.)

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Flea or ‘Piso’  ‘پسو’ in Urdu

The dark speck that suddenly appears when you walk across the carpet, then disappears, is likely a flea. It’s a bloodsucker, reddish-brown, about one-eighth of an inch long. Using a magnifying glass, you’d see the flea’s body is flattened from side-to-side and it has long claws on its legs – both are adaptations for traveling between hair shafts. The flea also has spines on its mouth, legs and back to help prevent it from being groomed off.

Cat fleas (Ctenocephalides felis) are more common on cats, dogs and humans than dog fleas (Ctenocephalides canis) and human fleas (Pulex irritans). Each has its preferred hosts. The human flea prefers the blood of humans and pigs. Cat and dog fleas prefer cats and dogs, though children can become infested when pets sleep or rest on the same bed. Cat and dog fleas also will infest certain types of wild carnivores, including opossums and raccoons, but notsquirrels, rats or mice. While these two species do not carry human diseases, they can carry tapeworms (Dipylidium caninum) that infect dogs. Other flea species occasionally encountered by humans include the oriental rat flea (Xenopsylla cheopis) and the northern rat flea (Nosopsyllus fasciatus). These fleas live on Norway rats and roof rats, and are capable of transmitting plague and murine typhus to humans.

Fleas & Disease

Bubonic plague occurs most often where persons live or participate in outdoor activities in close proximity to wild rodents, such as rock squirrels, ground squirrels, prairie dogs, chipmunks and rats. Pets also bring plague-infected fleas into the home. Cats are highly susceptible to the disease. Outbreaks can arise in urban and rural areas, especially where conditions are primitive or unsanitary.

Have a look on the Flea

Wazifa to get Rid of Mosquitoes and Fleas etc.

Surah 14. Ibrahim, Ayah 12

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وَمَا لَنَا أَلَّا نَتَوَكَّلَ عَلَى اللَّهِ وَقَدْ هَدَانَا سُبُلَنَا ۚ وَلَنَصْبِرَنَّ عَلَىٰ مَا آذَيْتُمُونَا ۚ وَعَلَى اللَّهِ فَلْيَتَوَكَّلِ الْمُتَوَكِّلُونَ

 

Dua to get rid of Insects in English

English Transliteration of Surah Ibraheem, Ayat 14

Wama lana alla natawakkala AAala Allahi waqad hadana subulana walanasbiranna AAalama athaytumoona waAAala Allahi falyatawakkali almutawakkiloona

English Translation of the Above Ayat:

No reason have we why we should not put out trust on Allah. Indeed He has guided us to the ways we (follow). We shall certainly bear with patience all the hurt you may cause us: For those who put their trust should put their trust on Allah. (14: 12). 

To drive out mosquitoes and fleas etc. from the house or bedroom:

1. Recite the above mentioned verse 7 times and blow on water (approximately a cup or two);
2. Then say 7 times; “0 mosquitoes and fleas! If you believe in Allah, don’t trouble us”;
3. Then sprinkle the water in and around the house. The night will lnsha Allah pass without disturbance, Amin.

Dua to get rid of Insects in Urdu

Machharo ya pisuo ya isi tarah ke kide bhagane ke liye:

1. Upar di gayi Surah Ibraheem ko 7 martaba pade fir pani (taqreeban ek ya do cup) pe dum kar dijiye;
2. Fir 7 martaba ye kahiye- “Ae machharo aur pisuo agar tum Allah pe yaqeen rakhte ho to humare liye musibat khadi na karo”;
3. Fir us pani ko chidak de ghar me or as pas ki jagah. Rat inshaAllah Achhe se or bila musibat ke guzregi, Amin.

 Note: Agar apko lage ke yaALLAH.in apke liye kahi bhi madadgar saabit ho rahe hai to apse dili guzarish hai ke apne qeemati 5 minute nikal kar yaAllah ko Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Linked, Tumblr or baki sabhi social networking sites par share kijiye, ye sadaqah-e-jariya hai, kya pata apke kab share karne se kisi ki koi pareshani hal hojaye or bimar ko shifa mil jaye. InshaAllah apko savab milega, Amin.

 

Source: A’maal-e-Quraani by Hadrat Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi (RA)