Re: jaadoo aur its effect
I have to agree with Niksik.
And personally I am just plain fed up of folks that blame everything on somebody out there that thinks they are important enough to do jadoo on. Makes me wanna say to them, "Get a life."
And I'm sorry if this sounds callous but I really have no patience for people that use this as a scape goat to the myriad of problems that we all go through at some point or other in our lives.
My husband doesn't love me......someone has done jadoo on him/us.....someone that is jealous of us and never wanted him to marry me.....someone that wants to break us up so that they can have their daughter/sister/cousin/whatever marry him instead.
My business is not faring well......someone that is jealous is doing this to us.
We are unable to find a suitable rishta for our daughter......so and so has done jadoo on us because we turned them down.
My child falls ill and does not recover......someone that is not able to conceive a child of their own has done jadoo on him/her.
My husband's career suffers......someone at work has done jadoo on him.
Puhleas!!!!!!
Do people really believe this?
I do not deny that black magic exists. I would be denying my faith if I thought that. But I also do not believe that it happens as often as I hear about it.
I have been told on more than one occasion that someone has done black magic on me and that I should take measures to counter it. Did I follow the advice? No. Absolutley not.
While Islam confirms the existence of such practice, it also condemns its use. Hence my belief that use of such measures for good or bad should be avoided.
If there has been magic done on me, then I must have faith that Allah will protect me and keep me from being impacted by it.
If I am impacted by such a thing then either I have a weakness in my faith or it is a test to see if I will crumble and fall prey to the tempation to counter it through similar means.
I really want to understand why people are so ready to blame their faults/misfortunes/misery on black magic.