BLACK MAGIC

thc

Asalamu alaikum warahmatullhi wabaraktuhu,

Has anyone experienced sihr/black magic?

What was the symptoms?

Does anyone have any contacts (preferably email) of aamils (exorcists) that can diagnose and treat it?

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You — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 15:24

most people use black magic as an excuse.

star — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 15:28

I believe so to at times, i wouldnt say most as it is V common

My mate who i no longer contact ran away and got married to some guy she fancied... her familys excuse was she had black magic done on her by people back home... but not tru. for no shame

[quote="thc"]

Has anyone experienced sihr/black magic?

What was the symptoms?

Does anyone have any contacts (preferably email) of aamils (exorcists) that can diagnose and treat it?[/quote]

No alhamdulillah i havent, but know many who have.

My mums mate got black magic done on her by her relatives and shes experiencing body pain .... headaches dizzyness relative to that.

Got a contact not by mail, have to ask permission though.

zara — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 18:42

no, i haven't experienced black magic, but i know people who have.

Is black magic forbidden in Islam? coz i know muslims do it, but everyone else says its wrong.

Mez — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 18:52

Black magic is not very pleasent or good thing to do so I say yes it is forbidden in islam!

I mean Alcohol is forbiden in islam but even though some people drink it anyway! :x :evil:

MuslimBro — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 20:29

[quote="zara"]Is black magic forbidden in Islam?[/quote]
[quote]Answered by Shaykh Faraz Rabbani

Q. If a man commits adultery and the wife does black magic so that he doesn't commit adultery is it allowed or not? The wife has dealt with it for many years and even said to her husbands marry her or leave me but he doesn't. So would black magic be allowed or not? If not what should the wife do?

A. Walaikum assalam wa rahmatullah,

[b]Black magic is a major sin[/b], and a harm. Harm (such as one’s husband’s adultery) is not lifted by harm—for it is merely another darkness. Rather, seek the guidance and counsel of a righteous and knowledgeable scholar on how to deal with the problems.

Wassalam,

Faraz Rabbani[/quote]

zara — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 20:42

hang on, wasn't there a prophet who could do some kind of magic. i don't mean miricles, but i remember something about a prophet doing magic and he competed against magicians, i think he could turn a stick into a snake and his hand glowed or something like that?

Angel — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 20:45

[quote="Admin"]most people use black magic as an excuse.[/quote]

You say that everytime someone brings up this topic or the jinns one, and yeah i agree with admin, most people don't have this, its very rare and others use it as an excuse in order to avoid facing reality.

Many people who try to "cure" this black magic are in for the money. If they do it for free consider them genuine.

Angel — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 20:49

Zara, magic is forbidden hence a Prophet (as) wouldn't ever do magic as he (as) is free from all sins.

Do you have a reference for that?

MuslimBro — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 20:52

[quote="zara"]hang on, wasn't there a prophet who could do some kind of magic. i don't mean miricles, but i remember something about a prophet doing magic and he competed against magicians, i think he could turn a stick into a snake and his hand glowed or something like that?[/quote]
Erm...I haven't heard that one before....sounds more like a fairy story lol.

Here's a story for you.

[quote]Black magic (sihr) is something that definitely exists and causes harm to people. The Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace) was also afflicted with black magic.

A Jew by the name of Labid ibn Asim who outwardly posed to be a believer (munafiq) carried out black magic on the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace). He took the hair of the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace) and made eleven knots and placed it under a rock in a well called Zarwan. The effect of this was that it created uncertainty in the mind of the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace) as to whether he had done or not done certain things (although this had no effect on his religious and prophetic obligations). At times the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace) felt he had accomplished something yet he had not done so and vice versa. The angel Jibra’il informed the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace) as to what had occurred and came down with the two Surahs, namely Surah al-Falaq and Surah an-Nas. The Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace) together with the Companions (Allah be pleased with them all) went to the well and removed the knotted hair. As each verse was recited, the knots untied miraculously. At the eleventh knot, the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace) was relieved from the effects of this black magic. (See: Tafisir Ibn Kathir & Ma’arif al-Qur’an)[/quote]

PS. Salam Angel, where have you been?

Angel — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 21:05

wasalam M Bro, I have just been busy, last weekend I was in B'ham and this week just been out shoppin/hanging about with cousins and just chilling. How are u?

star — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 21:14

[quote="Muslim Bro"][quote="zara"]hang on, wasn't there a prophet who could do some kind of magic. i don't mean miricles, but i remember something about a prophet doing magic and he competed against magicians, i think he could turn a stick into a snake and his hand glowed or something like that?[/quote]
Erm...I haven't heard that one before....sounds more like a fairy story lol.

[/quote]

I think shes talking about some miracle performed by hadhrat musa (a.s) so people would not doubt his prophet hood.

Cant remember in detail.

MuslimBro — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 21:16

[quote="Angel"]wasalam M Bro, I have just been busy, last weekend I was in B'ham and this week just been out shoppin/hanging about with cousins and just chilling. How are u?[/quote]
I'm cool, the weather has 'cooled' down.

Can't wait for the exam results to come out.

Angel — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 21:22

I think weather has cooled down everywhere, kinda miss the heat.

When are the results coming out? (looking forward to it, feeling positive?)

MuslimBro — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 21:27

[quote="naj"]I think shes talking about some miracle performed by hadhrat musa (a.s) so people would not doubt his prophet hood.[/quote]
I was also thinking that.

[quote="Angel"] think weather has cooled down everywhere, kinda miss the heat.[/quote]
Living in scotland, I bet you do 😛

[quote="Angel"]When are the results coming out? (looking forward to it, feeling positive?)[/quote]
17th August from 11am.

I'm not really looking forward to it. If I fail I won't come on here.

[quote="zara"]oh um... sorry :oops:
i checked that thing about the prophet with the stick and hand thing, i found out about it,

http://www.usc.edu/dept/MSA/quran/maududi/mau28.html

it wasn't magic, it was miracles [b]but people thought it was magic[/b][/quote]
Such as yourself 😉

Angel — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 21:31

It's actually been a pretty good summer here in scot considering other summers weren't actually "summers" if u get what i mean.

Hey you won't fail, have faith. All the best. (why u not gona come on the forum, dont tel me you blaming the forum if (god forbid) you fail :shock: , kids these days eh, dont take responsibility for their own actions!)

MuslimBro — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 21:41

I do have faith and I think that I'm gonna pass but I have this tiny voice at the back of head which says that I'm gonna fail.

No, I'm not blaming the forum or anyone else if I fail. I'm gonna blame myself and be on benefits for the rest of life 😂

Angel — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 21:47

[quote="Muslim Bro"]I do have faith and I think that I'm gonna pass but I have this tiny voice at the back of head which says that I'm gonna fail.

No, I'm not blaming the forum or anyone else if I fail. I'm gonna blame myself and be on benefits for the rest of life :lol:[/quote]

Thats too extreme its only ur AS level exams...there's still other ways round getin what you want.

MuslimBro — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 21:49

[quote="Angel"]Thats too extreme its only ur AS level exams...there's still other ways round getin what you want.[/quote]
Actually it's my A2 exams...have to pass it inorder to get into the uni I want.

Allahuakbar — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 21:54

[quote="zara"]hang on, wasn't there a prophet who could do some kind of magic. i don't mean miricles, but i remember something about a prophet doing magic and he competed against magicians, i think he could turn a stick into a snake and his hand glowed or something like that?[/quote]

Yes, as some people have said, they were definately the actions of Moses (pbuh) when he went to Pharoah and beat Pharoah's magicians using Allah(swt)'s help.

Angel — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 21:54

I don't know the diff between A2 or AS, hell i don't even know what they are (our education system is diff to yours and has diff terms used for it)

MuslimBro — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 22:04

[quote="Angel"]I don't know the diff between A2 or AS, hell i don't even know what they are[/quote]
Let's make this simple for our Scottish Sister....

AS = 1st year of A-level
A2 = 2nd year of A-level

By successfully completing both years you have an A-level. Do you want me to make it even more clearer 😉

Seraphim — Sun, 6 Aug 2006 - 22:12

Black Magic is forebidden in Islam... for many reasons which i wont go into.

Although its rarely the case when actual Black Magic is in use... this is usually the excuse used by the ignorant who have no way of explaining certain events.

But that dont mean it dont exist. Yes theres alot of dodgy people into this id advise steer clear of them. Mostly its some perp whose in it for the money ...that and the power of suggestion not to mention circumstance. But yes it exists Muslims are forebidden to use it, symptoms are usually: headaches, nausia, depression possibly even delisions but never heard it being any stronger than that. Its used to harm others (which is why its forebidden) but i have no recollection of it being any stronger than that.

Black Magic and controling of Jinns is forebidden and NO GOOD can come of it at all, but that dont mean it dont exist and that some demented people dont use it.

PS: MBro+Angel theres a time and a place for such rants its called the No Topic thread use it.

zara — Mon, 7 Aug 2006 - 10:24

is anyone apart from me getting scared of black magic?

Medarris — Mon, 7 Aug 2006 - 12:33

Black Magic is true - fact.

And it does happen - believe it or not there[i] are [/i]some sad people out there who have nothing better to do than caste spells and charms on others :roll: .

Many people of rank have magic done on them by evil people. Sayyidina Umar radhiyallahu anh had magic done on him by the Jews, Hadrat Madani rahimahullah also had magic done on him by evil people.

There are a group of specialists in islaam called aamileen who specialise in dealing with the effects of magic and envy.

Infact there is a hadeeth to the effect that most believers will experience difficulty due to the effects of envy. Infact in one sharah of this hadeeth that I have heard the salafi Alim said that this could be an explanation for people getting cancer and diabetes and kidney failure etc - due to the underlying hasad in peoples hearts.

People can be protected against these things.

I for one believe that someone has in the past done some black magic on me and this is on the basis of an alims prescription - suffered ill health and was prescribed as suffering from nazar also and given ta'weez to counter this.

Recently I have a suspicion that someone else has done something on me - but as that has not been confirmed by the Amil Sahib yet I cannot say anything.

thc — Mon, 7 Aug 2006 - 14:58

Asalamu alaikum warahmatullhi wabaraktuhu,

Unfortunately this has become a problem in our society
and there are numerous advertisements of people who
claim to be able to do things i.e cast spells of magic.

Some specialists in treating magic are greedy for
money or fake and that makes finding someone
genuine difficult.

zara — Mon, 7 Aug 2006 - 17:09

you don't often hear about black magic in Britain, its more common in africa and asia

You — Mon, 7 Aug 2006 - 22:14

Not denying the existence of Black Magic. Afterall it has been done to prolific Muslims in history as you mentioned.

But I have seen too many 'scholars' be too quick to say its that. I knew someone who ran away from home. A scholar said its magic. Later on it was found out he owed someone a lot of money.

In the same way, Med maybe it takes a taweez 7 days to cure a cold?

PS suspicion is not a good trait...

Noor — Tue, 8 Aug 2006 - 01:46

Allahmdulliah i havn't experinced anything with black magic and i hope inshallah i wont ever, from what i've heard it seems a scary thing. Its typical in our Asian community to blame stuff on black magic and jinn when something goes wrong.

thc — Tue, 8 Aug 2006 - 14:30

asalamu alaikum warahmatullhi wabaraktuhu,

In asian communities there is a lot of magic and people often jump to the conclusion of magic instantly but sometimes the problem is genuinely magic and requires treatment