is it arabic? i can read some arabic but the only words i understood were harut and marut
some of its urdu some of its arabic
asides from the numerology aspect rituals in islamic black magic are retarded ngl, it's a shame since I read shams al maarif and it was interesting and offers a deeper insight on the occult.
What books did you read aswell, related to the Kabbalah and magic in general?
I'm jewish so I can read the original hebrew literature,I mainly recommend bahir and zohar.What books did you read aswell, related to the Kabbalah and magic in general?
Unrelated but did you read the protocols of the Zion ?
this stuff is mostly apriori knowledge translated into words.
Yeah I tried with a Muslim once he got mad and started doing Sihir on me lol
@shia.jihadist @Gengar
Blud I am not reading this
A common theme in western demonology is "permission/consent", you need to grant the demon permission to interact with the material during a ritual and basically "believing" that a demon has power to infect you through sheer retarded superstition is the same as giving him access to do so, couple this with a retarded population averaging sub80 IQ and you can see why the muslim world is a demon infested shithole. (that and they worship a cannanite demon)Yeah I tried with a Muslim once he got mad and started doing Sihir on me lol
Dumbass nigga I laughed at him he showed me the demonic incantations and symbols it was hilarious I even told him I don’t believe in Djinns and all demons are subject to Lord Jesus so yeah.
Ofc nothing happened, God protects his own
Numerology is nonsense. Magic, in reality, is always a pact between a sorcerer and a devil, there’s no power in writing itself. What people call ‘Arab magic’ doesn’t actually exist; they just developed different methods to communicate with shayateen (demons).
They do. They believe it’s haram, yes, but they still believe in magic. To deny it would be to deny the Quran and they’d probably be castrated for not following blindly.
@Gaygymmaxx thoughts?
Pure cope cba
Unlike you I actually read the sources and numerology is the main idea in layman black magic.
yes this is true.
it is a mystical amulet.
contradictory nonsense, the pact is symbolic and goes beyond a peace of paper, it's virtually burned in your soul
Yes true Allah is Baal which ironically also called himself the Lord (Baal means the God and the Lord sometimes)
recall the garden of eden and the forbidden fruit. If I had to visualize it I'd say the western world lives harmoniously with demonkind by virtue of ignorance, only by acknowledging this side of the world can friction and resistance begin, thus conjuring suffering, at least christians have a coherent mythos that can shield them but muslims? nah (also allah isnt one specific god it's an amalgamation of multiple deities, I believe the name allah itself is derived from alilat an arabian goddess)Yes true Allah is Baal which ironically also called himself the Lord (Baal means the God and the Lord sometimes)
But reality is westerners are even more fucked. And I’d say the avg mukdim
Is more protected spiritually than the avg westerner for they at least have a patron protecting them even if it’s a demon they have one protecting them from other demons. Westerners have nothing to protect them and they deny Christ so THEY ARE EVEN MORE FUCKED
Only Christian’s are saved from this and when I say Christian’s I mean practicing ones not the secular ones that couldn’t even tell you if Jesus is God or the Son of God
It is superstition and innovation. Any benefit people think they get from it is either psychological or coincidental.
Which in most cases, is actually a type of magic disguised as something beneficial.
You got many examples of items used as a pact (paper, knots, strings). If they are handled correctly and destroyed they cut off the links to the victim. These writings are merely mediums that connect spiritual harm.
superstition is apriori knowledge, it's why we know about magic, an idea burned onto us the moment we bit from that fruit
this is your understanding of the supernatural cultivated by growing in a mystically ignorant culture; you get some parts right but its more often than not surface level.
Perfectly described religion.
No such thing as "Islamic" magic because the religion bans it with excommunication. Nothing prevents people from doing it anyway tho.
How come? I thought that most occult stuff today descends from either jewish or islamic Sufi teachings
Jews borrowed their teachings from the Babylonians and the Egyptians.
Eve got tricked by Nachash, „a bright shining“ that is similar to a serpentine in looks. The figure was the illuminator, bringer of knowledge. God was in fear, because he would know that having an intellect would mean you can graduate to elohim (god) himself. In Bible there is mentioned Elohim (god) and Elohim (god‘s, or higher upgrade of angels that possess free will).
why do people use the stereotype that muslims can't ask questions and are forced to follow blindly i mean thats not in the religion at all its mostly cultural
alot of it uses mathematical matrices. can u expl. kabbalah or make a thread im mad interested in occultism
Not exactly a stereotype when questioning Muhammad and the Quran means you’re now a kafir. I’ve saw many scholars say this, and in Speakers Corner I saw and overheard Ali Dawah say it. It isn’t a stereotype if everyone I’ve ever spoken to confirms this.
who are you speaking to who's confirmed this? ali dawah isn't a scholar, and what scholars said this? someone simply being a scholar and saying something about islam doesn't mean theyre right, ive seen scholars say crazy stuff especially shia ones
It’s a universal consensus amongst Muslims. I am speaking about Sunni Islam. Not Shia Islam. And I’m talking about Assim Al-Hakeem and the more infamous “fatwa” sites regarding these things.
The text, specifically, seems like bengali/paki Sihr (or an imitation of it) since it is in Urdu and Arabic mixed for the purpose of making someone fall in love through demonic possession.
What do you believe about this and where did you get that from?
Are you a muslim?
It is, but it shouldn't be as that's wrong. Not questioning your religion seems like a pretty nice way of staying ignorant and uneducated.
yes
i believe that you should ask questions about islam to know more about your religion
Superstition is believing in things that don’t really exist. Magic, on the other hand, is real.
You were literally talking about Arab magic and mysticism in the original post, and now you’re saying my culture is ignorant of it?
What I said forms the core of magic, everything else is just a branch stemming from it.
In Islam, it’s not forbidden to learn about magic as long as it’s for protection against it. In fact, the average Muslim tends to know more about how magic works than most people. But once we know how to guard ourselves, there’s no need to dive deeper into something so corrupt, we only seek knowledge that benefits us.
The first verse of the Qur’an literally says ‘Read,’ emphasizing the importance of seeking knowledge. And you can’t truly be a Muslim unless you sincerely believe.
Nice. You accepted my point. You can’t question if writings in the Quran are actually true. You just have to accept it. Asking questions to understand more about Islam was not what I said. It was very clearly about questioning Muhammad, his actions/teachings, and Allah’s alleged words.
I know it was “Read” and that doesn’t at all mean you can question Allah or Muhammad. Seeking knowledge Islamically about worshipping Allah is promoted by Muhammad, of course.
Oh, I thought you were talking about asking questions about the religion in general
All good! I’m aware Muslims are encouraged to seek knowledge in their “deen” as you say.
