Re: Does anyone know a good amil?
There are such things as sincere amils…they may be few and far in between…but they do exist; speaking from experience. The genuine ones don’t charge you a dime and they prescribe recitation of certain surahs and tasbeehs to combat the magic…and neither do they tell every single person that contacts them that they’re afflicted by jadu…the genuine ones will even tell you that there’s no magic/nazar/jinnat on you and won’t charge you regardless. Not all of them are frauds. Education doesn’t protect from jadu…nor does it prevent people from dabbling in the sick stuff.
Magic exists…hence the sending down of surah Falak n Naas. It can affect the educated and the jahil alike. It’s not like the OP immediately jumped to the conclusion that it’s jadu. She considered and explored other possibilities first. Yes, there ARE people out there that blame every problem in their life on nazar and jadu…it’s easier for them to do this than to accept responsibility for their own actions or lack thereof. But that doesn’t mean magic does not exist. I get annoyed by people who play the jadu card for every trouble, but i also get irritated by the condescending attitude that one shouldn’t even consider that as a possibility among others just because they’re educated. To clarify, I’m not saying that it can’t be a medical or a psychological problem…it very well can be…but i wouldn’t say that it absolutely cannot be jadu.
Zahida, I’ve sent you a PM.
Hi RV, did I say magic doesn’t exist? As a Muslim, I’m in agreeance on that point.
But also as a Muslim, I don’t believe that outside of the surahs mentioned, that there’s a permissible cure from magic.
An alim who professes to know secret/exclusive prayers that help cures - where is he getting the privileged info? (Obviously not from Quran and sunnah)