This is a strange topic. Does it really exist? Who does it and why? I see commercials for prof Rahat Sahab and such who break it? What’s islams position on this?
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Of course it exists. The ayat in Surah Falak ...wa min sharrin naffasati fil ouqad...is where we ask Allah's protection from those who blow on knots. Knots are commonly used in magic.
Apart from Surah Falak, we are told to recite Surah Naas for protection and this surah focuses on jinns. Do jinns have any connection with black magic? They sure do. The magician uses jinns as a medium through which magic is done. Magicians of other cultures will tell you they use an "aatma" or "evil spirits"....but we know them as jinns.
Also, black magic is not just a Desi thing, though we tend to hear more about it within our own culture. It's practiced all around the world and it dates back to the time of the ancient Egyptians. It has its prevalence in the west as well where it's said that magic/jinns are used in various arenas.
I once heard that the Prophet SAWS said that 7 things things contribute to the downfall of civilizations....and the first thing mentioned was idol worship and second was magic. I've never found the hadith on this, but if anyone knows the reference then please share it. If it's an authentic reference, it makes me think that Rasool SAWS could have listed any other evil in second place...but that went to magic...so it's no light matter.
Now, you have to keep in mind that magic cannot happen without Allah's will. And I think there's a reference fir that in Surah Baqarah. The magician and jinns themselves have no power. It's Allah who decides if the magic should take effect. Also, keep in mind that Allah has to test us with something, for some that test is to be afflicted with magic and the way to remove it is to turn to Allah for help. If you respond with patience and keep up with your ibadat, you receive reward and your status is elevated thru the trial.....as for the one who committed the magic...they have earned a heavy loss for themselves while you earn ajar if you show the correct response.
I think that the punishment for a saahir is death. In Saudi Arabia, magicians that are caught are executed. And I think during Hazrat Umar's rule, he said that magicians should be killed. So, just think about this......if the punishment for the magician is so strict....imagine how strict would be the punishment of those who visit the magician and pay him fir his services.
Lastly, do not rush to conclude that every stomachache or headache or financial loss or trial in life is due to magic. It may not be and I think that many times it isn't. And everything happens with Allah's will. Stay regular in your ibadat, recite your adhkar, and dua karo...these are powerful tools for prevention and combat.
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Lastly, do not rush to conclude that every stomachache or headache or financial loss or trial in life is due to magic. It may not be and I think that many times it isn't. And everything happens with Allah's will. Stay regular in your ibadat, recite your adhkar, and dua karo...these are powerful tools for prevention and combat.
I very much agree with this. While I believe black magic does exist, I do not believe it is as common as people make it out to be. Many people blame black magic for every, and I mean every, negative occurrence in their lives:
- Having family problems? Black magic
- Having trouble finding a spouse? Black magic
- Having marital problems? Black magic
- Having health issues? Black magic
- Can't conceive? Black magic
- Death in the family? Black magic
- Cannot find a job? Black magic
- Lost your job? Black magic
Not every misfortune that we face is the result of black magic and some negative events that happen in our lives are meant to happen because it is Allah's will. I also think that black magic is conveniently used as an excuse by some people to evade responsibility for their own actions and behaviours which may be the cause of negative occurrences in their lives.
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I Totally agree with this . However god forbid if someone with no morals has done this on another person then what is the procedure to remove this or find out if this has been done?
Totally agree that if you are 10 hotdogs , 5 bowls of ice cream and 3 bags of chips and have stomachache it's probably not black magic. Or if you failed a test you didn't study for its probably not black magic. However, if no matter how hard you work and sacrifice and nothing is going your way....then maybe soentimes ppl wonder ESP. In desi countries. Hopefully this Amal is alot less in western countries.
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Totally agree that if you are 10 hotdogs , 5 bowls of ice cream and 3 bags of chips and have stomachache it's probably not black magic. Or if you failed a test you didn't study for its probably not black magic. **However, if no matter how hard you work and sacrifice and nothing is going your way....then maybe soentimes ppl wonder ESP. **In desi countries. Hopefully this Amal is alot less in western countries.
Well, we also have to remember that not everything is within our control and while we may be working hard and doing everything we can, there are factors which we cannot control and which may be working against us. Take for example losing your job and not being able to find another job. You may work extremely hard and sacrifice and do everything you can to find another job, but if it's a recession and the economy is bad and you live in an area that was hit especially hard by the recession, all of that is working against you and decreases your chances of success in spite of your hard work. Many situations in life are like this.
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Peace Twinklestar,
See ZEM TV link about “Jadoo” to get an idea what is it, is it exist or not, who does, why and how it is done.
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This is a strange topic. Does it really exist?
It sure does. The most common kind is to cause conflicts and discord between a husband and wife. Others can affect your ability to have children, job/marriage prospects and bunch of other stuff. Another sign you may be afflicted is that you'll experience symptoms but medical examinations will either not find anything or they will find something that nobody can explain.
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Who does it and why?
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The sorcerers (aka saahirs). They'll do it for money, prestige. The more interesting is question is who pays them to do it. That's usually someone jealous of the target. Sometimes they have something to gain with their target being out of the picture, e.g. they want you out of the way so they can have your inheritance.
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I see commercials for prof Rahat Sahab and such who break it? What's islams position on this?
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I'm not familiar with that name, but from what I remember, the person who sihr is out of the fold of Islam. And if I remember correctly, those who have it done (knowingly I imagine) are also out of the fold.
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I once heard that the Prophet SAWS said that 7 things things contribute to the downfall of civilizations....and the first thing mentioned was idol worship and second was magic.
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^Does anyone know if there's actually a reference for the above? Is there a hadith? if so, is authentic. I could not find a reference for it online.
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Honestly it's beyond me that someone can go so low to do Jadoo on another person. I think we have all seen the effects of nazr (evil eye). I looked at rv's reference and it seems like these this is big business. I once heard some ladies talking and they said that hair or a piece of worn clothing is required . Then I wonder if we should give worn clothing to others.
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Honestly it's beyond me that someone can go so low to do Jadoo on another person. I think we have all seen the effects of nazr (evil eye). I looked at rv's reference and it seems like these this is big business. I once heard some ladies talking and they said that hair or a piece of worn clothing is required . Then I wonder if we should give worn clothing to others.
Yes people CAN stoop that low. We all get jealous, but some people are consumed by their jealousy and they resort to such tactics. Magicians themselves have no power, magic doesn't take place without Allah's will. I may be wrong, but the way I see it is that Allah allows magic to take effect so that He can reward one party for their patience in combatting this affliction through ibadat.....and so that He can punish the other party (the magician and the people who seek them out). Think of it as Allah making their path to punishment easier. I may be wrong, but this is how I see it. If we ourselves don't pray 5 times a day and recite our 3 Quls and Aytul Kursi, then shame on us. Magic is not incurable. The people who sought to have magic done on you will pay a heavy price. Karma slaps you three times harder for your evil actions. So, understand that your offenders will be punished. I can totally understand the severe disgust you feel for people who resort to there, cuz I've been there myself. But life was not meant to be smooth sailing. You had to be tested in some way. You could have been tested with poverty or terminal cancer or blindness etc etc. When you look at it from this perspective, you will realize that this is your test and you can beat this; Alhumdollillah it is curable. Magic is no match for Allah's kalaam. Just as we take spiritual measures such as reciting 3 Quls and Ayatul Kursi for protection, similarly we have to take practical measures in real life such as being careful about how much your reveal of your personal life to people you don't trust and being mindful of personal belongings. I think that those who are regular in their ibadat are more immune to attacks of magic even if one were to get a hold of a picture or a lock of hair etc etc.
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Honestly it's beyond me that someone can go so low to do Jadoo on another person. I think we have all seen the effects of nazr (evil eye). I looked at rv's reference and it seems like these this is big business.
In a lot of cases, it ends up being from the person's own relatives who has it done. That's how far jealousy and greed can take people.
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I once heard some ladies talking and they said that hair or a piece of worn clothing is required . Then I wonder if we should give worn clothing to others.
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Hair, nails, worn clothing that you've worn for a certain amount of time, traces of blood are some of the things they'd be after.
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This is so common especially in Pakistan. The unfortunate thing is that we have lost our connection with our creator who is the only provider protector and sustainer its a norm for people to turn to his creation for help ei the jinn and shayateen.
Causing people harm. some of the signs of this are being blocked in your life, women not being able to have children, heavy head neck and shoulders, nightmares loss of money wealth etc.
The only cure for this if you are suffering is the quran we treat people by reading quran on them also by advising the following:
Take 20lts of water, 1 liter of oil, incense
Read 11 times minimum with your breath hitting the water and oil:-
· Fatihah
· Qursi
· Ikhlas
· Falak
· Naas
· Al Araf 117-122
· Yunus 81-82
· Ta Ha 68-70
Read the following ayats on water oil and incense for drinking washing spraying, massaging and fumigating the body
· Water 20ltrs- drink 1 liter of water every day,
spray the house walls, floors, ceilings, windows, doors, bed, utensils, spray business,
wash your body everyday with 1 ½ liter of water preferably hot by heating it in the microwave collect water and feed plants don’t allow to go in the waste.
· Oil- After washing with the water massage your body with the oil
· Incense- to smoke the body
Complete the following treatment for 14 days.
Also do tasbih of 3rd kalimah 100 times morning and evening asking Allah to destroy all the magic wherever it may be.
Doing lots of dua if you are possesed after every namaz in you say listen then make dua and ask allah to show those who are harming you the truth to bring them out of darkness into light.
If you have specific problems you can contact me for specific ayats to destroy and remove problems with Allahs help.
May Allah cure us all and protect us from the Shayateen of human and jinn. Ameen
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^Ruqyah, is it okay if one only does parhai in water and doesn't use the oil and incense? Is that okay or is it a must to use them also?
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^Ruqyah, is it okay if one only does parhai in water and doesn't use the oil and incense? Is that okay or is it a must to use them also?
It will still help if you use only water. The oil and incense just add an extra layer of protection/defense. Many raaqis normally treat you for all the possible problems (magic, jinn, evil eye) at once.
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It will still help if you use only water. The oil and incense just add an extra layer of protection/defense. Many raaqis normally treat you for all the possible problems (magic, jinn, evil eye) at once.
Using only water would definitely make it easier.
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Using only water would definitely make it easier.
Yeah it would. Or only oil would be even easier. Incense is the longest. However, if you are doing this because of an affliction, I'd suggest sticking with the prescription. When a person goes for treatment, then whoever is behind the sihr strikes again, with something more powerful.
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black magic and Jadoo
Ruqyah pls advise about this....do we have to use 20 liters of waters , 1 liters of water, and 1 pack of incense?
Is there any place in USA that does this ?
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^Ruqyah, is it okay if one only does parhai in water and doesn't use the oil and incense? Is that okay or is it a must to use them also?
Not just any oil. More specifically Olive Oil. It is said to have healing powers and is mentioned in the Holy Quran as well. Healing powers is compounded if Quran has been recited over it and rubbed on to the body of afflicted person.