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Think of something and answer my questions with a simple « Yes », « No », or « I don’t know ». Amazing! After few questions I’ll guess it. He could write unclear words on paper and ask the patient to dissolve it in water and then drink it.

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A hadith graded as Da’if by Darussalam from Sahih al-Tirmidhi has Muhammad condemning users of magic to death—"The punishment of the Saḥir [one who practices magic] is a strike of the sword." [39] Scholar Remke Kruk found books on magic and sorcery "extremely well represented" in "street stalls and bookshops" in the Muslim world from Marrakesh to Cairo to Yemen circa 2005. Practical handbooks on the subject were common, but with the "orthodox" Islamic revival, "religious pamphlets condemning various practices" also became popular, starting around 1990. [87] G. Hussein Rassool states that Over the centuries, magic has become intricately interwoven with religious elements and practices in Islamic culture—despite the efforts of orthodox Islamic scholars to stamp it (magic) out—so that the line between what is forbidden and what is allowed has become blurred. [5] Terminology [ edit ] Sihr [ edit ] Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab (1703–1792), founder of Wahhabism, considered sorcery as one of the few sins where killing was a "divinely sanctioned punishment". [7] 20th century scholar Muhammad Nasiruddin al-Albani stated that those who have "the conviction that sorcery has effect of its own accord, and not because of God's decision and will", will not enter paradise. [8]Constant headaches ( on one or both sides of the head) with no medical cause, which is not eased by painkillers. Suhayl (raḍiy Allāhu ‘anhu) reported that whilst on an errand for his father, someone called out to him from a wall, using his name. His companion looked down the wall but saw nothing. al-Limiya or "the knowledge of subjugation of the spirits"—uses the psyche to bring "higher and stronger spirits" (such as "the spirits of the stars", and jinn) under the control of the magician. [20] According to a Pew Research Center survey conducted in 2011–2012 of Muslims around the world, [81] a majority of Muslims surveyed in the Middle East North Africa, Turkey, South Asia, and Southeast Asia believe in Jinn—However, less than 20% of those surveyed thought that making offerings to jinn was an "acceptable part of Islamic tradition". Belief in talismans, witchcraft and spiritual healers, was not as widespread, ranging from one half to a quarter of Muslims in these regions. More religious Muslims are more likely to believe in the existence of jinn (spirits), talismans and other supernatural entities such as angels. [23] Criticism [ edit ] Taskhirāt—"the method of controlling Angels, Jinns, souls or various wild animals"; is "also Harām and considered a form of sorcery". [20]

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He is not of us, the one who sees evil omens, or the one the one whose behalf they are seen, or the one who practices soothsaying, or the one on whose behalf it is practiced; or the one who practices sorcery, or the one for whom sorcery is done.”Bismillaah alladhi laa yadurr ma’a ismihi shay’un fi’l-ardi wa laa fi’l-samaa’i wa huwa al-samee’ al-‘aleem.” [Al-Tirmidhi] Divination (i.e. "prediction of future events or gaining information about things unseen" [22] by way of an occultic, standardized process or ritual), has been called "a branch of magic" by "Muslim encyclopedists, such as al-Afkānī, Tāshköprüzade, and Ḥājjī Khalīfah", according to Fahd. [18]

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Modern society rejects such phenomenon as it can’t be logically explained, but as Muslims our acceptance or rejection of anything is based on the Quran and Sunnah, and the Prophet said: Edward Evans-Pritchard says in his Witchcraft, Oracles To evoke the spirit of a planet" (Fahd writes), a ritual must be performed where the magician is dressed in the right color ("red-gray for Saturn, white-gray for Jupiter, the yellow-green-red of red-gold for Mars, red-gold for Venus, a mixture of all colors for Mercury, and green-white for the Moon"), perfumed with the "scent" of the planet, has consumed the right "essence and flavor" of the planet, mounted an "image of whatever it is one plans to ask of the spirit invoked", and then waited for the right moment in the zodiac. [18] Theurgy [ edit ] The legitimacy of practising magic is rarely discussed, and if, only passing in Islamic law-books. [31] :96 Magic in Islam is understood differently from that of modern Christian Europe, often related to God for means of protection from the evil eye, demons, and evil jinn, and by that, generally accepted. [42] Cultural translation of refugee trauma: Cultural idioms of distress among Somali refugees in displacement.

a b c d e Sebastian Günther, Dorothee Pielow Die Geheimnisse der oberen und der unteren Welt: Magie im Islam zwischen Glaube und Wissenschaft BRILL, 18.10.2018 ISBN 9789004387577 p. 40 Following consultation with their general practitioner her husband was prescribed a course of paroxetine. He improved only slightly, and it was after this that Ayesha took him along to the raqi who confirmed jinn possession and the malevolent influence of witchcraft perpetrated by his cousin in Pakistan. He recommended that Jamil ingested olive oil. Through reciting verses of the Qur’an to him the spirit revealed himself and finally, after some time, agreed to leave him. This procedure was repeated several times. Both Ayesha and Jamil reported subsequent improvement in his mental state. Theurgy ( ʿilm al-khawāṣṣ wa-aṭ-ṭalāsim) (theurgy is the practice of rituals, performed with the intention of invoking the action or evoking the presence, especially with the goal of achieving henosis—uniting with the divine—and perfecting oneself); [17] and In Saudi Arabia (prior to the reign of Muhammad bin Salman), Harry Potter books were "forbidden" and men and women who tend to be drawn from expatriate communities have been beheaded on charges of sorcery. [11] Do people think that they will be left alone because they say: ‘we believe’ and will not be tested?.”