Yes
That's right
So
Why God warned us of that?
And also there is the treatment? Why?
Well said. There was a time during the so-called "dark ages" in Europe when especially women were blamed for practicing black magic. Many inncoent women were found guilty by the inquisition run by the Catholic church after torturing them to confess and burned alive at the stake.
Yes
There Antichrist - and sleight-of-hand - and black magic
On the authority of `Imran Ibn Husain (ra), in a marfoo' form, it is reported: "Whoever practises at-tiyarah, or tells fortunes or seeks advice from a fortune-teller, or practises magic or asks another to do so, is not one of us; and whoever goes to a soothsayer and believes what he tells him has disbelieved in that which was revealed to Muhammad." (Narrated by Al-Bazzaar, with a good Sanad and by At-Tabarani, in his book, Al-Awsat, with a good sanad, but without the words: "...and whoever goes to a soothsayer etc..."😉
In this Hadith, the Prophet (may Peace Be Upon Him) declares himself free and innocent of three kinds of people: (i) The one who seeks omens or their interpretation, (ii) the one who tells fortunes or seeks advice from fortune-tellers and (iii) the one who practises magic, or seeks the services of a magician. Then He (may Peace Be Upon Him) adds, as an extra warning to the fortune-teller and his clients, that whoever believes in the words of the fortune-teller has disbelieved in the Revelation (the Qur'an and the Sunnah) given to him (may Peace Be Upon Him); this is because Allah and His Messenger (may Peace Be Upon Him) have informed us that knowledge of the unseen is only with Allah , therefore belief in the fortune-teller is a rejection of Allah's Words and those of His Prophet (may Peace Be Upon Him).
Benefits Derived From This Hadith
1. The prohibition of interpreting omens, of sorcery and fortune-telling.
2. The forbiddance of seeking these three things.
3. That believing the prophesies of the fortune-teller is kufr.
4. That the Qur'an is Revelation, not created.
Relevance of This Hadith to the Subject of the Chapter
That the Hadith proves without doubt, that the fortune-teller is a disbeliever.
Relevance of This Hadith to the Subject of Tawheed
That the Hadith proves without question, that the fortune-teller is a disbeliever, because he depends upon shirk in order to predict the future.
Originally posted by rudester
I dont believe in magic that shit never works I tried it! I do believe in kinetic energy the power of the mind that we are all connected! I believe that if we focus on something for a long period of time we draw it into our reality.. the power of the human mind is amazing.. for example. If your on the street sidewalk and you look across the street at anyone.. you stair at them long enough and they will turn around and look at you.. why is that? Because something inside them is telling them that someone is looking at them. (this happens all the time, that feeling that someone is thinking about you)
Oh good god. This is not supernatural mind powers. This is statistical inevitability and confirmation bias.
Originally posted by rudesteron a side note, if you're going to inject psuedo-scienctific jargon into your mysticism then don't go with something basic like 'kinetic energy,' because most people actually know what that means.
I dont believe in magic that shit never works I tried it! I do believe in kinetic energy the power of the mind that we are all connected! I believe that if we focus on something for a long period of time we draw it into our reality.. the power of the human mind is amazing.. for example. If your on the street sidewalk and you look across the street at anyone.. you stair at them long enough and they will turn around and look at you.. why is that? Because something inside them is telling them that someone is looking at them. (this happens all the time, that feeling that someone is thinking about you)
next time try anything with the word 'quantum' in it.
Originally posted by red g jacks
on a side note, if you're going to inject psuedo-scienctific jargon into your mysticism then don't go with something basic like 'kinetic energy,' because most people actually know what that means.next time try anything with the word 'quantum' in it.
Well I wasn't sure of the exact name, didn't want to get all scientific on uses, but its hard to describe when you dont know what it is exactly...like floaters for example (eye sperm). Will doo baby!
Originally posted by red g jacks
on a side note, if you're going to inject psuedo-scienctific jargon into your mysticism then don't go with something basic like 'kinetic energy,' because most people actually know what that means.next time try anything with the word 'quantum' in it.
Rofl. Teaching him how to be wrong in a way that can't be countered as easily. Progress!
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5. Always recite the Holy Qur'an ', the Verse of al-Kursi (2:255) five times, and "astaghfirullah" (I ask Allah to forgive me) seventy times!
Will it help if a non Muslim does that?
Good question
Accrue interest
Through the correct belief
And faith in one allah and the prophets senders
For it is allah's words
Interest will not come to you
if
You are far from oneness
allah, who wrote the Qur'an