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Some of the instances that are being mentioned are so akin to what happens in south India. When somebody goes missing some holy person is called and he is supposed to look into ink and say where that person is. This is a hindu custom. I have heard that this is very effective though I have never experienced it.
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I have seen the exact same procedure as described below done for a missing child in our area in Karachi when I was in 3rd or 4th grade. I can tell you it did work.
you like that eh?
get this.......
when I was about 2 years old in Karachi there was a child, young boy of about 3 or 4 years old, that went missing from our neighbourhood. a religious figure (don't recall if he was a peer/fakeer or imam though I remember him being immaculately dressed with a shara'ee beard and white saafa) was called in to perform some ritual that would identify the whereabouts of the child...... I was selected as the "innocent child" that would "assist" in this process. I was sat before this man cross legged on the takhat while he recited surahs......have no clue which they were or for how long he did this. Eventually I was asked to peer into my right thumbnail and explain what I could see. I remember this like it was an hour ago....and still get goosebumps telling people about it. At first it was like my nail had turned into a cloudy mirror.....he kept urging me to look "ghaur say"......"aur ghaur say dekho"...."aur ghaur say"....."bata'o kya dikh raha hay tumhain".......(I can still hear his voice in my head)
I saw a boy.....barefoot......wandering in a busy bazaar......he was crying and looking around for a familiar face.....people were rushing around him and ignoring his pleas and sobs. I remember saying, "larka hai.....roh raha hai.....sarak pay chal raha hai....roh raha hai....."
He asked me to look around and explain what I saw around that area....."Aur bata'o kya nazar aa raha hai tumhain....koi dukaan hai? kiss cheez ki dukaan hai.....bata'o beta.....bolo....."
There was a bakery, a drink shop and someone working on motorcyle tires. "cake ki dukaan hai samosay hain biscuit hain.......peenay ka apple milta hai (ammi said this was in reference to apple sidra as that is what I would call it).....kharab cycle hain......roh raha hai.....woh roh kyun raha hai?" I remember that I started crying at this point.
He went on....."roh nahin.....woh chup ho ja'ay ga....fikr nahin karo....rotay nahin...." I don't recall much more after I started crying but apparently there was enough in whatever I said for them to locate the child in Paposh......the next neighbourhood's bazar.
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I've also heard of this being mentioned as a hindu ritual.....honestly I'm not sure of the origins.....and every time that I try to do some research on it I've been discouraged.
Omg!!
My mama used to tell me about a similar story. She was the girl who looked at her nail too! I’ll get the details and share the story when mama comes home, Insha Allah.
I seriously have goosebumps! I used to think mama just told us the story to scare us or something 
Ps… i have a few stories of my own. 
ghost/ jinns/ what ever they are really hate me and love to mess with me :hinna:
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oh wow!!! someone else that has been through it finally!!!
I can’t wait for you to share her experience!!!
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Back in 2007 my cousins and I tried to contact the spirits by creating a faux ouija board using a blackboard piece and some chalk and drawing letters on it etc. We sat for 20 minutes trying to contact the dead in pitch darkness lights closed. Nothing happened. Its all BS!
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you like that eh?
get this.......
when I was about 2 years old in Karachi there was a child, young boy of about 3 or 4 years old, that went missing from our neighbourhood. a religious figure (don't recall if he was a peer/fakeer or imam though I remember him being immaculately dressed with a shara'ee beard and white saafa) was called in to perform some ritual that would identify the whereabouts of the child...... I was selected as the "innocent child" that would "assist" in this process. I was sat before this man cross legged on the takhat while he recited surahs......have no clue which they were or for how long he did this. Eventually I was asked to peer into my right thumbnail and explain what I could see. I remember this like it was an hour ago....and still get goosebumps telling people about it. At first it was like my nail had turned into a cloudy mirror.....he kept urging me to look "ghaur say"......"aur ghaur say dekho"...."aur ghaur say"....."bata'o kya dikh raha hay tumhain".......(I can still hear his voice in my head)
I saw a boy.....barefoot......wandering in a busy bazaar......he was crying and looking around for a familiar face.....people were rushing around him and ignoring his pleas and sobs. I remember saying, "larka hai.....roh raha hai.....sarak pay chal raha hai....roh raha hai....."
He asked me to look around and explain what I saw around that area....."Aur bata'o kya nazar aa raha hai tumhain....koi dukaan hai? kiss cheez ki dukaan hai.....bata'o beta.....bolo....."
There was a bakery, a drink shop and someone working on motorcyle tires. "cake ki dukaan hai samosay hain biscuit hain.......peenay ka apple milta hai (ammi said this was in reference to apple sidra as that is what I would call it).....kharab cycle hain......roh raha hai.....woh roh kyun raha hai?" I remember that I started crying at this point.
He went on....."roh nahin.....woh chup ho ja'ay ga....fikr nahin karo....rotay nahin...." I don't recall much more after I started crying but apparently there was enough in whatever I said for them to locate the child in Paposh......the next neighbourhood's bazar.
OMG Muzna..I had the same thing happen to me...I must have been about 5 or 6 and the only son of our neighbours ran away..they called a molvi sahab who put like an ink or something on the thumb of all the kids on the street no one saw a thing..i saw a biig ground with brown sand and kinda like an area with mountains....they couldn't identify where it was...but later on the boy was found among the kids who are kidnapped and worked in mountains to break the stones into pieces.
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Back in 2007 my cousins and I tried to contact the spirits by creating a faux ouija board using a blackboard piece and some chalk and drawing letters on it etc. We sat for 20 minutes trying to contact the dead in pitch darkness lights closed. Nothing happened. Its all BS!
didn't work for you so it's all BS.......okay then.
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OMG Muzna..I had the same thing happen to me...I must have been about 5 or 6 and the only son of our neighbours ran away..they called a molvi sahab who put like an ink or something on the thumb of all the kids on the street no one saw a thing..i saw a biig ground with brown sand and kinda like an area with mountains....they couldn't identify where it was...but later on the boy was found among the kids who are kidnapped and worked in mountains to break the stones into pieces.
wow!!!! that's amazing!!!!
thanks for sharing this!
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didn't work for you so it's all BS.......okay then.
Muzna i'm not discrediting the episodes you had with the old peer and the nail peering thing. But i know for a fact that you cannot contact the dead because the dead according to Islam are in a perpetual suspended sleep and they will be awaken when the day of Judgement (Qayamat) comes. So if you are contacting the spirits or you think you are then they're not the dead. They're perhaps jinns or shaitin.
Wait… i thought the boy was alive and just lost? :s
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lol. funny stories.
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Muzna i'm not discrediting the episodes you had with the old peer and the nail peering thing. But i know for a fact that you cannot contact the dead because the dead according to Islam are in a perpetual suspended sleep and they will be awaken when the day of Judgement (Qayamat) comes. So if you are contacting the spirits or you think you are then they're not the dead. They're perhaps jinns or shaitin.
totally agree with you on this.....I have no clue, nor do I offer any explanation for who or what it was that we communicated with on that make-shift Ouija board that day......all I know is what happened and how things rolled out in the end.....
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Wait... i thought the boy was alive and just lost? :s
two different stories......
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My family and I lived in a “haunted” house from when I was 14 to right after my 18th birthday. We didn’t know (nor did we think to ask..). The owner of the house lived there with his mother, who was really ill. We later found out that she was mentally ill and had been shipped to an institution a few months before they put the house up for sale. His father died in the house and his mother died a couple months after she was moved to the institution. 
So any way… We move in, everything seemed fine, and then slowly things started to get creepy. I have SO many stories! And it wasn’t just me who was having these encounters. Everyone in my family, one by one, had dealt with something at least once.
What ever was in the house, if it was a ghost, jinns, what ever it was, DID NOT want us there. Lights would turn on and off on their own. We would put something down in one place and leave the room, when we came back into the room it would be moved. Dishes were always rattling in the cupboards.. and the list goes on and on!
I remember, many times when I was home alone, if I was sitting down stairs and watching TV or something, I could clearly hear people walking back and forth, up and down the hall way. It wasn’t just one, I’d hear different foot steps at different paces. Same happened if I was upstairs alone. I’d hear people moving things around down stairs and talking!! Clear convos!
A few times, I’d me walking down the stairs and I could clearly feel someone push me. Me and my younger brother were always falling down the stairs. And I was too afraid to tell any one what I felt because I didn’t want them to think I was crazy, but my brother finally confided in me and said “Baji.. I think someone pushes me when I fall down the stairs.”
Once, my mom was home alone and she heard the dishes rattling, she opened the cupboard and a plate literally slid out. She stuck out her hand and caught it, then a heavy glass jug, that obviously had a flat base, slid out right after it and landed on the plate, breaking it and cutting my moms hand. The cut was so deep she had to get multi-layer stitches.
Once, we were all sitting in the dining room together, and out of no where a coin rolled in from the direction of the stairs, to the center of the room and stayed standing up. It stayed standing, and didn’t budge for a week.
One of the scariest things I saw, was when we finally decided enough was enough and we were moving out. The entire house was empty and all that was left was the HUGE dressing table. There was no way to move it, get behind it, or under it… and for the 4 years we were in that house, it didn’t move… at all! So the movers and my dad (4 guys total) pick up the dressing table. It was so heavy that they had to put it down and decide a plan of action on how to lift it again. LOL..
So they have another go at it, and when they move it, there were nail/ scratch marks under where the table was. CLEARLY no one could get under the table to do such a thing. And there was nothing under the table that could have scratched the hard wood repeatedly, in the same pattern, the same distance apart. I put my hand up to it to feel it, and they were DEEP deep DEEEEP scratches into the wood. And clearly looked like it was scratches from a hand/ nails.
But yeh… There are tons of more stories, tons tons tons!! Worst 4 years of my LIFEEE!
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Oho... we have not one but plenty of spooky events to share. I wonder who has ever seen a really spooky figure (Ghost, jinn, bhoot, Lady Diana e.t.c:)
'cos as i have heard, if u ought to see or get in the presence of something supernatural as that, u r bound to get a hellish fever and then ur skin will turn sparkly, ur hair will be all gelly... and u'll develop fangs long enough to make the twilight producers envy.
Ok, that random jazz apart... some events are remarkable and surely there are more than these out there. Definitely.
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I have a few stories shared by my father and mother but right now Im too scared to share:bummer:
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Ohhh! I have seen “something”. A few times, actually.
I was looking out the front window and in the reflection, I saw a tall man, looked older like my dads age, standing behind me. I was scared out of my mind (I was home alone). I wanted to turn around but I was too scared to even move.
Another time, I was sitting in the basement with my brother (we were home alone), and I saw the same man, wearing the same clothes, walk from one end of the game room to the other side of the house into the laundry room. I had my back towards him but saw him walking away out of the corner of my eye. I look at my brother and he turned pale white and looked at me with his eye WIDE open. I assumed he saw something, but I asked him what was wrong before telling him what I thought I saw. He whispered “I just saw someone walk into the laundry room!” And then he started saying the 4 Kulls out loud over and over again. He said them 3 times, and when he started the last Kull on the fourth time, we BOTH saw the “man” walk back towards the garage.
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hmmm... what was he wearing?
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We used to to that with self made ones, and used to have bottle caps, fingers of 3-4 participants lightly touching it - and we used to read all 4 quls and ask for the specific rooh to come in it.
I am kidding you not, it used to work.
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