Healing Black Magic (An Introduction)

Black magic can be defined as an ailment which
cannot be cured by any medicine, unlike other
ailments, because of its spiritual nature. It is a
spiritual ailment which is thrust upon the
victim in order to harm him through spiritual
entities (jinnat). Black magic is done stealthily,
quite similar to the contract killings. In the
case of a contract killing, the contractor secretly
hires a killer and pays him handsomely to get
the victim killed. Likewise, in the case of a black
magic assault, the victim’s enemy may hire a
black magic practitioner and tell him to harm
the victim in whichever way he prefers. Since
the black magic practitioners are devoid of any
faith in Allah (swt) so they do are not reluctant
even if they are asked to kill an innocent victim.
In the case of contract killing, the contractor or
the killer stand a chance of getting caught and
punished by law. Unfortunately, in the case of
black magic, the tantriks (black magic
practitioners), usually get away scot- free.
Though their crime is not a minor one yet they
are not brought to book, usually, due to lack of
enough proof. The Islamic law states that
anyone who is caught practicing black magic
should be killed. It is reported from Hazrat
Umar (ra) that he wrote, “Kill every sorcerer and
sorceress”. Unfortunately, it happens only once
in a blue moon that someone gets caught red-
handed practicing black magic and gets
punished. In most of the places occult crimes
go unnoticed, except for Saudi Arabia, where
black magic is an offence punishable by law.
The history of black magic is almost as old as
the human civilization. It is a well known fact
that that the first murder which took place on
earth was of Habil, the son of Adam (as) and
Hawwa (as) who was killed by his own brother
Qabil. Though we cannot pinpoint any
particular incidence in human history where
black magic was practiced for the first time ever,
nevertheless, we have a rough idea that black
magic has a quite long history. The Holy Quran
has mentioned in Surah Al-Araaf that during
the rein of Firaun, black magic was very common
in the society. Hazrat Moosa (as) had
confronted the black magicians of Firaun and he
had defeated them by them by the Grace of
Allah (swt). This gives us a fair idea that black
magic is being practiced almost since the dawn
of mankind.
Our dear Prophet Mohammad (pbuh) had also
been inflicted with black magic during his
lifetime by Lubaid bin Al-Aasim. It was after
this incident that Allah (swt) had revealed to
the Holy Prophet Surah Falak and Surah Naas.
These two Quranic verses protect the one who
reads them from black magic. Apart from these
two verses there are some other spiritual
remedies as well which can help the victim to
overcome the problem of black magic.
In the subsequent posts, I shall Inshallah
explain about all the remedies of black magic,
in a lucid way, so that the victims can easily
find their way out of this labyrinth.
Keep Me In Your Prayers,
M. Zeeshan Haider
amel_mzh786@yahoo.in

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