How to break Black Magic

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1. 

   Mohammad Yusha

   November 16, 2008

   (sorry i couldn’t reply sooner as i was away)

   @ Niha: Walekum Assalam. I can’t say whether it’s sihr or not, and whether it is done on your daughter or her husband. Whatever the case is, you can surely do the amal of bismillah for her, although it would be better if she does it herself. Wassalam.

   @ Zeenat: I personally have never heard of magic to prevent boys (although I could be wrong)

   @ iloveamma

   I think that only God should ever judge and it is not our position to say what is right or wrong

   – I agree. God should be the only judge. However, from what he has told us we can see what is right and what is wrong.

   I will say that anyone who is bowing down to an idol certainly does not take the statue to be God…it is the INTENTION behind it that counts.

   – Intention behind evil does not matter. If someone steals from the rich and gives to the poor he is a criminal no matter how good his intention.

   for they are truly bowing down to the ONE creator of the Universe…or Allah, as you call Him…but as you said, that statue is only a representation of God…

   – After diwali hindus hold govardhan puja. Worshipping cow dung. How is that a representation of God?

   If you feel that the Creation and creator are separate, then who is it that created Creation?

   – The creation and creator are seperate. If you ‘create’ a snowman, would you and the snowman not be seperate?

   Did not God create this Creation? Then why cannot all of his creation be worshiped as Himself

   – Because only God has this right. Creation does not have the right to be worshipped.

   WHY or HOW the Creation can ever be considered separate from the Creator. They are and always will be the same thing…unless of course you believe that the Creator did not create this Creation.

   – Once again, i’ll use the snowman example. You will be sepearate from the snowman even after you created it.

   What is it that you consider God then? Is it some man up in the sky?

   – Not some man, only a being that created everything and controls everything. Islam is the religion which was given to Prophet Adam, the first man and the first prophet of God, and it was the religion of all the prophets sent by God to mankind. The name of God’s religion lslam was not decided upon by later generations of man. It was chosen by God Himself and clearly mentioned in His final revelation to man. In the final book of divine revelation, the Quran, God states the following:

   “This day have I perfected your religion for you, completed My favour upon you, and have chosen for you Islam as your religion”. (Surah Al-Maaidah 5:3)

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2. 

   abdullah

   November 11, 2008

   Assalamo-alikum everyone

   here’s a video clip of surah ikhlas from the Quran , watch it .

   http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1260186/surah_ikhlaas_sudais_with_translation/

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3. 

   iloveamma

   November 10, 2008

   Muhammad,
   Thank you so much for your heart filled sharing about the nature of Islam. I have been away and been unable to respond, and I wanted to be sure that I took the time to read what you wrote well. As you know, I respect you and your knowledge greatly, and I appreciate you informing us all about the worshpping of creation as being a sin in Islam.
   Of course, I have a few issues with what you wrote. However, I am not one to say that you are wrong or what you do is wrong. I think that only God should ever judge and it is not our position to say what is right or wrong…I love philosophical religious conversation, so I hope you will oblige.
   I will say that anyone who is bowing down to an idol certainly does not take the statue to be God…it is the INTENTION behind it that counts, just as the INTENTION in magic works to harm or help someone. If I give you a hug and have no feeling behind it, does it matter..no..of course not, I am simply wrapping my arms around you….it does nothing to effect you….But if I give you a hug and feel love for you, then of course, you feel it and it makes a difference. Just the same with praying and bowing to a statue. It is the Love for God BEHIND the representation of the statue that matters, not the actual act of worship…it is the PURE INTENTION that matters. So when someone bows down to an idol, as a Hindu may do, certainly they are not ignorant to believe that particular statue IS God…and if they DO, then clearly they have not been educated enough to understand WHAT they are bowing down to or what they are doing, for they are truly bowing down to the ONE creator of the Universe…or Allah, as you call Him…but as you said, that statue is only a representation of God…ALL GODS…for although Hinduism may look polytheistic, it is NOT in fact, for Hinduism does NOT teach that there are many Gods…only that there are many ASPECTS of ONE GOD….and he who bows down, should know this and IS most often (if not ignorant) worshiping the CREATOR, and not Creation…
   However, with this as a premise of Islam, that you cannot bow to Creation, then this distinguishes the Creation and Creator as separate. If you feel that the Creation and creator are separate, then who is it that created Creation?
   Did not God create this Creation? Then why cannot all of his creation be worshiped as Himself? You stated that it is a sin to bow down to creation, and you stated a scripture from the Quarn that says that, yet you did not tell me WHY or HOW the Creation can ever be considered separate from the Creator. They are and always will be the same thing…unless of course you believe that the Creator did not create this Creation. What is it that you consider God then? Is it some man up in the sky? Who and what is God then if Creation and Creator are separate?
   I am eager to hear your response.

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4. 

   zeenat

   November 10, 2008

   salam i have a problem i no that sumone has done blackmagic on me and my husband that we dont have any mor children especially boys please could u help me wat should i read?

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5. 

   Niha

   November 9, 2008

   Assalaamu Alikum
   Thank you for your site.
   My daughter 33 yrs old,is married and has two kids.
   There is no companionship with her husband at all,he is like a robot only at the the beck and calls of his mother ,brothers and sister.My daughter too has not made any friends for many years ,she cannot seem to form a friendship ,she is a very meek person and fearful of little things as for example the water they drink or the microwave etc.she cannot seem to take iniative in any matter, very much of a scatterbrain.
   The amal of durood and 487 x bismillah ,would that suffice for her?would it be alright for me to recite it and give her the water to drink?
   Is it her own negativity that is affecting her life or could it be sihr?whatever would this amal suffice.
   Thanking you
   May Allah reward you

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6. 

   Mohammad Yusha

   November 1, 2008

   Thank you for sharing your story with us. Please don’t think it will never go away completely. If you haven’t done the above amal already I would advice you to do it, once or twice, and also to read manzil. May Allah cure you completely. Ameen.

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7. 

   s_a

   November 1, 2008

   I stumble in to your posting today by accident. I never thought I would find so much information in one day. Like yourself I never believed in black magic until it happened to me. I was only 16yrs.

   Over time things became worse. I couldn’t sleep. The hair loss (everything) I even had thoughts of suicide. I thought I was going crazy. Over the last several years I spent over £5000 on the so-called ‘Alims’ who couldn’t help me; but went ahead because I was so desperate to feel normal again. Someone mentioned that most of them are perverts. They are right. Not only had I wasted my money but I was also molested in the name of ‘Allah’.

   At times I was feeling hopeless and wanted to give up. But I firmly believed for every disease there is a cure (like Allah says). By then I was completely experienced with these types of ‘imposters’ and gave up this form of ‘healing’. I than started to do my own research on jinns and magic and noticed Qu’ran is always mentioned. I later met a man who advised me on the following surahs in the Qu’ran too; and it has helped me in so many ways since then.

   So the cure is in the Qu’ran. And you are right in the surah and verses that you have written in your posting. ONLY Allah’s kalam will help and only if he wills. You are also right in saying the ‘true’ Alim will not take money but will pass on the knowledge of the Qu’ran.

   I myself have not recovered fully from this black magic even though I am better than before (all thanks to Allah) I still suffer from some symptoms from time to time. I don’t believe it will ever go away completely. But this brother is right; by having Qu’ran in our hearts and minds we shall be protected. Do not be discouraged and disheartened if you don’t see results straight away. As human beings our patients and endurance is tested. Knowledge is power. Allah knows best.

   (For the people who don’t believe in any of this; be grateful as Allah has decided not to test you in this way; but I am sure he has other things in store for you!)

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8. 

   Mohammad Yusha

   October 29, 2008

   The first thing that one should know and clearly understand about Islam is what the word Islam itself means. The religion of Islam is not named after a person as in the case of Christianity which was named after Jesus Christ, Buddhism after Gautam Buddha, nor was it named Judaism after the tribe of Judah and Hinduism after the Hindus. Islam is the true religion of Allah and as such, its name represents the central principle of Allah’s religion; the total submission to the will of Allah God. The Arabic word Islam means the submission or surrender of one’s will to the only true God worthy of worship who is Allah, and anyone who does so is termed a Muslim, The word also implies peace which is the natural consequence of total submission to the will of Allah. Hence, it was not a new religion brought by Prophet Mohammad in Arabia in the seventh century, but only the true religion of Allah in its final form.

   Islam is the religion which was given to Prophet Adam, the first man and the first prophet of Allah, and it was the religion of all the prophets sent by Allah to mankind. The name of God’s religion lslam was not decided upon by later generations of man. It was chosen by Allah Himself and clearly mentioned in His final revelation to man. In the final book of divine revelation, the Quran, Allah states the following:

   “This day have I perfected your religion for you, completed My favour upon you, and have chosen for you Islam as your religion”. (Soorah Al-Maa’idah 5:3)

   “If anyone desires a religion other than Islam (submission to Allah (God) never will It be accepted of Him” (Surah Aale Imran 3:85)

   “Abraham was not a Jew nor Christian; but an upright Muslim.” (Surah Aale Imran 3:67)

   Nowhere in the Bible will you find Allah saying to the followers of Christ that their religion is Christianity. In fact, Christ was not even his name, nor was it Jesus! The name “Christ” comes from the Greek word Christos which means the annointed. That is, Christ is a Greek translation of the Hebrew title “Messiah”. The name “Jesus” on the other hand, is a latinized version of the Hebrew name Esau. His name was Isa

   Prophet Isa called people to surrender their will to the will of Allah (which is Islam) and he warned them to stay away from the false gods of human imagination.

   THE MESSAGE OF ISLAM

   Since the total submission of one’s will to Allah represents the essence of worship, the basic message of Allah’s divine religion, Islam, is the worship of Allah alone and the avoidance of worship directed to any person, place or thing other than Allah.Since everything other than Allah, the Creator of all things, is Allah’s creation; it may be said that Islam, in essence calls man away from the worship of creation and invites him to worship only its Creator. He is the only one deserving man’s worship as it is only by His will that prayers are answered. If man prays to a tree and his prayers are answered, it was not the tree which answered his prayers but Allah who allowed the circumstances prayed for to take place. One might say, “That is obvious,” however, to tree-worshippers it might not be. Similarly, prayers to Jesus, Buddha, or Ram, are not answered by them but are answered by Allah. Jesus did not tell his followers to worship him but to worship Allah. As the Quran states:

   “And behold Allah will say: “O Jesus the son of Mary. Did you say to men, Worship me and my mother as Gods besides Allah. He will say-“Glory to you I could never say what I had no right (to say)” (Surah Al-Maaidah- 5:116)

   Nor did he worship himself when he worshipped but rather he worshipped Allah. This basic principle is enshrined in the opening chapter of the Quran, known as Surah Al-Fatihah, verse 4:

   “You alone do we worship and from you alone do we seek help”.

   Elsewhere, in the final book of revelation, the Quran, Allah also said:

   “And your Lord says:”Call on Me and I will answer your(prayer).”(Surah Mu’min 40:60)

   It is worth noting that the basic message of Islam is that Allah and His creation are distinctly different entities. Neither is Allah His creation or a part of it, nor is His creation Him or a part of Him.

   This might seem obvious but man’s worship of creation instead of the Creator is to a large degree based on ignorance of this concept. It is the belief that the essence of Allah is everywhere in His creation or that His divine being is or was present in some aspects of His creation, which has provided justification for the worship of creation though such worship may be called the worship of Allah through his creation. How ever, the message of Islam as brought by the prophets of Allah is to worship only Allah and to avoid the worship of his creation either directly or indirectly. In the Quran Allah clearly states:

   “For We assuredly sent amongst every people a prophet,(with the command) worship me and avoid false gods ” (Surah Al-Nahl 16:36)

   When the idol worshipper is questioned as to why he or she bows down to idols created by men, the invariable reply is that they are not actually worshipping the stone image, but Allah who is present within it. They claim that the stone idol is only a focal point for Allah’s essence and is not in itself Allah! One who has accepted the concept of the presence of God’s being within His creation in any way will be obliged to accept this argument of idolatry. Whereas, one who understands the basic message of Islam and its implications would never concede to idolatry no matter how it is rationalized. Those who have claimed divinity for themselves down through the ages have often based their claims on the mistaken belief that Allah is present in man. They merely had to assert that although Allah according to their false beliefs, is in all of us, He is more present in them than in the rest of us. Hence, they claim, we should submit our will to them and worship them as they are either God in person or God concentrated within the person.

   Similarly, those who have asserted the Godhood of others after their passing have found fertile ground among those who accept the false belief of God’s presence in man. One who has grasped the basic message of Islam and its implications could never agree to worship another human being under any circumstances. God’s religion in essence is a clear call to the worship of the Creator and the rejection of creation-worship in any form.

   The final Prophet of Islam is reported to have said, “Any one who says: There is no Gd but Allah and dies holding that belief will enter paradise”. (Bukhari and Muslim) t consists in the submission to Allah as one God, yielding to Him by obeying His commandments, and the denial of polytheism and polytheists.

   THE MESSAGE OF FALSE RELIGIONS

   There are so many sects, cults, religions, philosophies, and movements in the world, all of which claim to be the right way or the only true path to Allah. How can one determine which one is correct or if, in fact, all are correct? The method by which the answer can be found is to clear away the superficial differences in the teachings of the various claimants to the ultimate truth, and identify the central object of worship to which they call, directly or indirectly. False religions all have in common one basic concept with regards to Allah. They either claim that all men are gods or that specific men were Allah or that nature is Allah or that Allah is a figment of man’s imagination.

   It may be stated that the basic message of false religion is that Allah may be worshipped in the form of His creation. False religion invites man to the worship of creation by calling the creation or some aspect of it God. For example, Prophet Isa (Jesus) invited his followers to worship Allah but those who claim to be his followers today call people to worship Jesus, claiming that he was Allah!

   Buddha was a reformer who introduced a number of humanistic principles to the religion of India. He did not claim to be God nor did he suggest to his followers that he be an object of worship. Yet, today most Buddhists who are to be found outside of India have taken him to be God and prostrate to idols made in their perception of his likeness.

   By using the principle of identifying the object of worship, false religion becomes very obvious and the contrived nature of their origin clear. As Allah said in the Quran:

   That which you worship besides Him are only names you and your forefathers have invented for which Allah has sent down no authority: The command belongs only to Allah:

   He has commanded that you only worship Him; that is the right religion, but most men do not understand “. (Surah Yusuf 12:40)

   It may be argued that all religions teach good things so why should it matter which one we follow. The reply is that all false religions teach the greatest evil, the worship of creation. Creation-worship is the greatest sin that man can commit because it contradicts the very purpose of his creation. Man was created to worship Allah alone as Allah has explicitly stated in the Our’aan:

   “I have only created Jinns and men, that they may worship me”(Surah Zariyat 51:56)

   The worship of creation, which is the essence of idolatry, is the only unforgivable sin. One who dies in this state of idolatry has sealed his fate in the next life. This is not an opinion, but a revealed fact stated by Allah in his final revelation to man:

   “Verily Allah will not forgive the joining of partners with Him, but He may forgive (sins) less than that for whom so ever He wishes”(Surah An- Nisa 4:48 and 116)

   THE UNIVERSALITY OF ISLAM

   Since the consequences of false religion are so grave, the true religion of Allah must be universally understandable and attainable, not confined to any people, place or time. There can not be conditions like baptism, belief in a man, as a saviour etc., for a believer to enter paradise. Within the central principle of Islam and in its definition, (the surrender of one’s will to God) lies the roots of lslam’s universality. Whenever man comes to the realization that Allah is one and distinct from His creation, and submits himself to Allah, he becomes a Muslim in body and spirit and is eligible for paradise. Thus, anyone at anytime in the most remote region of the world can become a Muslim, a follower of God’s religion, Islam, by merely rejecting the worship of creation and by turning to Allah (God) alone-It should be noted however, that the recognition of and submission to Allah requires that one chooses between right and wrong and such a choice implies accountability. Man will be held responsible for his choices, and, as such, he should try his utmost to do good and avoid evil. The ultimate good being the worship of Allah alone and the ultimate evil being the worship of His creation along with or instead of Allah.

   Throughout people’s lives from childhood until the time they die, signs are shown to them in all regions of the earth and in their own souls, until it becomes clear that there is only one true God (Allah). If the people are honest with themselves, reject their false gods and seek Allah, the way will be made easy for them but if they continually reject Allah’s signs and continue to worship creation, the more difficult it will be for them to escape. For example, in the South Eastern region of the Amazon jungle in Brazil, South America, a primitive tribe erected a new hut to house their main idol Skwatch, representing the supreme God of all creation. A man paid homage to the God, and while he was in prostration to what he had been taught was his Creator and Sustainer, an old flea-ridden dog walked into the hut, The man looked up in time to see the dog lift its hind leg and urinated on the idol. Outraged, the man chased the dog out of the temple, but when his rage died down he realized that the idol could not be the Lord of the universe. Allah must be elsewhere. He now had a choice to act on his knowledge and seek Allah, or to dishonestly go along with the false beliefs of his tribe. As strange as it may seem, that was a sign from Allah for that young man. It contained within it divine guidance that what he was worshipping was false.

   “Laa Ilaaha Illallah Muhammadur Rasullulah” (There is no God but Allah and Mohammad is His messenger)

   It’s sincere recitation brings one in the fold of Islam.

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9. 

   Sheryar Ul-Jaffary

   October 29, 2008

   to –iloveamma

   I also believe that we are all People of the Book….I appreciated your post because you recognize this fact.

   Islam –like all other religions — asks us to dutifully respect ourselves AS WELL AS others, regardless of their faith.

   Of course there are people on all sides who want to make things complicated and be intolerant towards others. We in Pakistan are mostly tolerant and moderate people. But the extremists are the ones who want to create a divide. And thusly, the media portrays all of us as extremists and this and that.

   Anyways, not to go off on a tangent. But the main important thing is to be true to yourself, to your family and friends, and neighbours etc. Work hard and be spiritual. Always keep the poor and less-fortunate at your heart, and help them whenever possible. Give back to your country.

   By doing these things, you are already being a good human -which is important.

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10. 

    abdullah

    October 29, 2008

    God….my feeling is, why do I have to be just one religion when I can be them all??
    I look forward to your answers

    Because not all religions lead to Allah (god) and the true path and from Allah there is only one religion Islam . As All prophets was sent with only the message of islam
    Islam is the first religion from Allah and the last and to become friend of Allah this is the only way.

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