Welcome. On this blog you can find interesting information about Arabic magic.
On Tuesday, write the following on a red piece of paper, place it in a Persian jug, seal it with Alexandrian wax, and then throw in in a canal flowing eastward.
Say: „By the right which they possess over you. Answer, O Ahmar, you and your servants and aides, and make the genitalia of N. hemorrhage. Hurry! Quickly! At once!
This is the story one of our readers Edin from Sarajevo in Bosnia have sent about his experience with a Jinn.
Hello,
I am 35 years old and born and raised in Bosnia by muslim parents.
I do not practice islam as much as i would like to, mostly for lazy reasons, however i really do believe in islam and everything it says in the quran.
The following experience have led me closer to Islam, since the Quran confirms the creature i´ve seen…the Jinn.
One day I was on my way home from work and I ran to take the bus home.
On the bus there was a man with two different eye colours, one was blue and the other one was brown or brownish.
He kept looking at me, and didnt even blink his eyes. I sat behind him, and i saw that he was looking at me through the reflection of the bus window.
I tried to ignore him, since i thought he is crazy or something. But on the next bus station a woman walked into the bus and sat down almost on the same seat as the man, without doing any efford of not stepping on the man, as if he wasnt there. Very rude indeed, and i was thinking .., look..the woman dares doing what i didnt dare.
Suddenly the man laughed, and said: – yes because you´re a coward.
I told him: – excuse me? the woman turned and looked at me, and i told her:
– no no,,, i didnt mean you, i meant him.
She gave me a weird look, as if im crazy. Anyway, i tried to ignore him, but kind of hard when he was sitting next to me (infront of me) and i saw his back all the time.
When i was writing an text message on my mobile phone to my girlfriend about this weird man, i suddenly saw another old woman who went to sit infront of me. I raised my eyes, and saw two women sitting there. The man was gone! I SWEAR i did not see him stand up or walk away.
I asked the woman sitting next to him (the one that thought i told her…”excuse me”) – did the strange man jump off on the previous bus station?
And she told me, VERY RUDELY: – are you drunk?
This must have been a Jinn, right? I heard they appear as animals and humans and suddenly vanishes mostly without causing anything, just messing with our minds?
To do this ritual one must recite the wazeefa below for 505 times and for 7 days, One should not speak to anyone during the ritual after finishing the wazeefa one must go to sleep. On the last day the Jinn will appear in ones dream and will help administer your life and fulfil ones command. Afterwards when one is in a problem then call the Jinn by
reciting the Wazeefa 5 times and go to sleep. The Jinn will appear and help with your problems and give secret information:
Bismillahir rahmanir rahim. YA KHUDA MO HARFIL BA'HE HAZAR SHOO BA HAQ E BA
Unlike sorcery, the evil eye is immaterial. It is the psychic power to cause injury to health and property emanating from the eyes. The main cause of the evil eye is envy. Prophylactic protection against the destructive force of an envious look is often self - administered. Some acts become routine, like the recitation of the protective Qur'anic Sura before sleep (S. 113: 1-5), showing an open palm as people do when pictures are taken, or saying "five (fingers) in your eye ' (kamsa fi ainik) or or another prophylactic phrase. Other acts are performed for vulnerable persons in life crises. Babies, boys being circumcized, brides and grooms are provided with amulets consisting of little bags of salt, cowry shells, a little hand (kamsa), or a piece of gold.
Write the following amulet and to hang by the neck:
The following taweez is based on the following Ayat:
The complete philosophy, doctrine and base for Christianity has been borrowed from the ancient Persian Philosophy of Mitraism (Mithraism.) According to Persian Mythology, Goddess Anahita is the Immaculate Virgin Mother of Goddess Mitra. Christians practically borrowed their doctrine and Holy Scriptures from Ancient Persian Mythology. Christian Church and scholars only changed the Divine Persian names to Christian names! They named "Anahita" as their Virgin Mary and they named "Mitra" as their Jesus Christ! The bases for the Christian Doctrine and writings in many versions of Bible, written by Christian Scholars and Saints has been practically borrowed (Stolen) material from Persian Mythology and Mithraism! This is documented history. So basically Christianity stole its doctrine from Persians. Later on Mohammed (Islam) stole his complete doctrine from bits and pieces of Torah (Jewish Holy Book) and Bible (Christian Holy Book)! For instance, various prayers, fasting, Allowed and Forbidden foods, scriptures, holy events, biblical history and other documents in Islam were all stolen from Judaism and Christianity. Now if you search for all the roots of everything, even mono thesis, it comes from Persian Doctrines of Mithraism, Vedaiism and Zoroastrianism. It all goes back to Persian Philosophies! Why do majority of public not know all this? Because the public has no clue about history. They do not even know what they had for supper a few nights ago! Yes my friends, It all goes back to Persian Philosophies!
* Mitra was the daughter of the virgin Goddess Anahita.
* Jesus was the son of the virgin mother Mary!
* Mitra was born on December 25th.
* Jesus was born on December 25th.
* Mitraists were having bread and wine at Mitraist Temples.
* Christians are having bread and wine at communions in churches!
And many more similarities…
So what are they? Coincidences or thieveries? The whole Bible is copy/pasted!
Does direct copy/pasting of the Persian Philosophy of Mitraism sounds familiar?
Christianity is not a religion, yet it is a storybook made for adults. Even this storybook is not an original, yet a fake one, copied from the Persian Philosophy of Mitraism!
After reading this research, it will be all clear to you of how primarily Christianity and then Islam copy/pasted much of their holy books from ancient Persian philosophies of Mithraism, Vedaiism and Zoroastrianism!
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Before we begin, we must set a timetable on history of Iran. If we divide the Iranian 8000 years old history in to 8 sections. The most logical table will be such as this:
"The Periods of Iranian History" Table
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1. Ancient Civilizations (Pre Vedai) Era: 6000 BC - 2000 BC
2. Vedai Era: 2000 BC - 850 BC
3. Pre-Avesta Era: 850 BC - 728 BC
4. The Kingdom Era: 728 BC - 559 BC
5. The First Imperial Era: 559 BC - 651 AD
6. The First AIOG (Arabo-Islamic Occupational Government) Era: 651 AD - 873 AD
7. The Second Imperial Era: 873 AD - 1979 AD
8. The Second AIOG (Arabo-Islamic Occupational Government) Era: 1979 AD - present
Now that we are aware of these time periods, then we can move on to our main subject. When introducing various Persian Gods, Goddesses and other Mythical Figures, I will be naming certain periods, which they belong to. Persian Gods and Goddesses distribute along 8000 years of Iranian history from Pre Vedai Era all the way to The First Imperial Era and beyond. By understanding the above timetable, you are now armed with the weapon of knowing your time frames. Now we shall begin the main subject.
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The expression of «binding» takes us back to the probably oldest branch of Arabic magic where the use of knots play an important role.
Knot magic is another form of magical control Arabs believe in. For instance, a male sexual dysfunction may be regarded as being caused by a jealous woman who wants to destroy a marriage, thus knotting the husband.
This next spell is for women only involves the use of a piece of string. This spell originates from the Yemen and is mentioned in the Quran. Obtain a piece of string and tie nine knots. Whilst tying the knots repeat the spell:
An-nus....(name of man concerned) Iya budu. Amin
According to lore, the prophet believed at one time that he was suffering from a spell of bewitchment cast by a man whose daughters tied the spell into a cord with 11 knots and hid the cord in a well. Muhammad fell seriously ill. God sent the malaik Jibriel with these two suras and instructed him to teach Mohammad how to use them and where to find the cord. The prophet recited over the 11 knots the 11 verses of the two chapters [the basmalah of sura 114 is not counted within this story as a verse]. At the end of each recital one knot was untied by an unseen power. As soon as all the knots were loosened the prophet was freed from his serious illness.”
The suras of refuge are also described as being widely used in protective magic.
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Take the muslin and paint on it magical fi gures; then roll it very tight into a wick for the oil lamp. These figures are:
Note: The first letter at the top-right and the fi fth letter to its left may look similar, but are actually two different letters.
Make sure you are in a secluded room with no light other than the lamp. Place the magical tablet in the center of your working area. On the red candle, write the names of Micail and Mazer. On the blue candle, write the names of the malaik Jabriel and Kamtam. On the white candle, write the names of Israfil and Qaswarah. On the green or black candle, inscribe the names of Azrail and Taykal. Place the four candles on their respective four corners on the tablet. Light the candles and the lamp and burn some sweet incense that contains cilantro.
STEP ONE: Recite the Ayatul Kursi seven times.
STEP TWO: Recite the Berhatiah at least seven times with the intent of enlisting the aid of the four Elder Kings.
STEP THREE: Recite the following three thousand and four times with a strong and commanding voice: “An Ifreet from the Jinn said, ‘I will bring it to you before you get up from your chair and I am upon this task powerful and to be trusted.’ ” Every hundred recitations from the three thousand and four times, intone the following conjuration:
“Answer me O Mazer, O Kamtam, O Qaswarah and O Taykal by honor of the Creator of the prophet Sulayman ibn Daut , who was a king of men and jinn. Be friendly to me and send to me from among your rank a spiritual ifreet to help me with my affair, which is (insert it), quickly and peacefully. Answer me by the honor of Ahin Qaf Adam Hm Ha'amin and the great and honor letters Qaf and Nun – Kun! Answer me and let your aid manifest to me (insert goal) quickly, even before I stand up from my seat, for I have sworn an oath over you with the Great Names. Bring (insert goal) about for me, quickly, and set upon this task a powerful and trusted ifreet who fears the Creator. By the honor of the grandiose king and the spiritual malaiks Chabayl, Chaktahyl, Ghatsabayl, Baghthahsajayl, and the Jinn Jafshatysh, Amtahtysh, Dafq’ghetish, Hafchaghabtish, hurry, O Mazer, O Kamtam, O Qaswarah and O Taykal and send to me who will manifest to me (insert goal) quickly and peacefully. May the blessings of Allah be upon you and within you.”
If you need to take a break during the recitation, then say: “Excuse me, O spirits and jinn, for I shall return to fi nish this work shortly.” Leave things undisturbed and return to your work. Keep track of the count. You may also divide the number of repetitions between seven or fourteen days. It isn’t a requirement that it all be done at once or in a single setting. Just remember not to quit the operation or slack off on it. If you start it, then finish it and work on it daily. The jinn will not take you seriously if you can’t keep your word or maintain the vigilance for your goal. If you are planning on stretching this operation, don’t do any release in the meantime.
Because of the lack of translations of the Arabic occult literature, the western culture knows very little about the facts and origin of many magical symbols which can be found in most of the rituals that are performed today. Most of the symbols that we come across in rituals of various magical schools are of an Egyptian origin and no one should wonder that Egypt has been the cradle of magic and the occult from its early days.
The hexagram or the six-pointed star is an Arabic symbol which was used in the 18th century by the Jewish family Rothschild with the intent of making it a symbol of Judaism calling it the "Star of David". But the origin of the hexagram needs to be found in the ancient Egypt cult of magic and wizardry. That is the reason why we see this symbol in a lot of the Arabic talismans and amulets.
