Thanks for your reply.
What i really like to know is if the statement of the true reciter can be used as sufficient proof to, 1. Make a public accusation against someone. 2. Take action against the accused. For example, divorce one's wife if the true reciter says she is involved.
Does Sharia accept the true reciter's statement as proof?
The only thing I can tell you is to get your head examined. Blaming and accusing someone based on assumptions. Dont you have any sence in you. Cant you see you are going to destroy the relationship. Its acctualy satan whispering in your ear telling you to lets say, divorce your wife because some baba jee told you your wife was putting black magic on you.
Infact it would be better that you do that, because she does not deserve the likes of you. What kind of a person are you?
Typical Pakistani jahil, gawar, lazy, hypocryte. Pointing fingures. Blaming and accusing others. Nothing to do with black magic. Simply its in your head. And satan is telling you to belive in black magic, and that you have been effected, and that so and so is doing it to you.
And btw, there is NO mention of black magic in Quran. Its simply MAGIC. There is no black or white. Its only magic. Deception. Illusion.
But I pray for the person who you want to accuse and pray that you get your senses back. Blame your self if you have to blame anyone. Becuase what ever you do, YOU alone are responsible for your actions. Not some jinn or black magic nonsence.