Ayahs (verses) to combat sihr (magic)

1 – Surah al-Fatiha

2 – Surah al-Baqara: 1 – 5

3 – Surah al-Baqara: 102 (to be recited several times)

4 – Surah al-Baqarah: 163 – 164

5 – Surah al-Baqarah: 255

6 – Surah al-Baqarah: 285 – 286

7 – Surah al-Imran: 18 – 19

8 – Surah al-Araaf: 54 – 56

9 – Surah al-Araaf: 117 – 122 (to be recited several times)

10 – Surah Yonus: 81 – 82 (to be recited several times)

11 – Surah Taa-ha: 69 (to be recited several times)

12 – Surah al-Muminoon: 115 – 118

13 – Surah as-Saaffaat: 1 – 10

14 – Surah al-Ahqaaf: 29 – 32

15 – Surah ar-Rahmaan: 33 – 36

16 – Surah al-Hashr: 21 – 24

17 – Surah al-Jinn: 1 – 9

18 – Surah al-Ikhlaas

19 – Surah al-Falaq

20 – Surah an-Naas

What is Waswas?

The term waswas in Islam literally means “sounds like whisper , rustle” and it is used in regards to the whisper of the Shaytaan. Waswas specifically relates to delusion , suspicion , misgivings , baseless possibilities etc. Waswas can occur in terms of worship , aqeedah and even aspects of every day life The types of waswas and it’s effects The Shayateen try to tempt Muslims to sin and weaken their faith in Islam through doubt and negative thoughts. We refer to these thoughts as Waswas and the Arabic word وسوس appears a few times throughout the Quran . In Surah Araf verse 20 Allah tells us (فَوَسْوَسَ, fa-waswasa) , in regards to the Shaytaan whispering to Aadam and Hawaa to make apparent to them that which was concealed from them of their private parts. Indeed the whispering of the Shaytaan deceived them and made them disobey Allah through tasting the fruits of the forbidden tree. Waswas comes in different degrees , in terms of the type of waswas and how it effects p...

Destroying taweez (amulets)

When it comes to destroying taweez, there are a number of things to bear in mind. EQUIPMENT You will need the following equipment: 1. A tray - This will ensure that everything stays together and nothing falls on the floor. 2. A long neck gas lighter – the kind often used for lighting barbecues. 3. A suitable container for burning the ta’weez in. I personally use a stainless steel metal cylinder, but you can use an old pan, or anything that can take the heat. 4. Gloves If the taweez is encased in a container, you will also need: 1. A pair of pliers and scissors, and possibly other tools to open the case. 2. Eye protection is recommended. PLEASE NOTE : If the taweez contains knots, you will also need a loose razor blade. If the method calls for ruqyah water, you will also need a bowl of tap water. *Before beginning , we recommend that during the whole process, from beginning to end, the person continually recites al-Falaq and an-Naas.* How to open...

How to recognise a magician (sahir)

1. He asks patient’s his Mother’s name. 2. He takes a sweaty garment from the patient (a piece of cloth, hat, etc) 3. He sometimes asks for an animal, with certain specifications, in order to slaughter it without saying the name of Allah. 4. He may use the sacrificial blood to stain some painful areas of the patient, or throw the carcass in ruined site. 5. He writes incantations. Sometimes the incantations are written with rose water, or urine mixed with rose water, or blood of menses mixed in rose water or Saffron water. 6. He recites unclear incantations. 7. He gives the patient a hijab (incantation written on a piece of paper), which contains squares within which figures or letters are written. 8. He instructs the patient to isolate himself in a dark room and not to talk with people for certain period of time. 9. He instructs patient not to touch water for certain period of time, usually 40 days, this indicates the particular jinn working for sahir magician is a Christian jinn. 10....

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