Sword Against Black Magic & Evil Magicians
By Wahid Abdussalam Bali
Translated By Chafik Abdelghani
Paperback 191 Pages
Published by Al-Firdous Ltd, London UK Detailed discussion of 'sihr' in Islam. Includes:
- Definition
- Evidence of the existence of sihr
- Categories of sihr
- How a 'sahir' brings about a jinn
- Punishment under Islamic law
- How to treat sahir
- Treatment of sahir
- Treatment of al-ayn (the 'evil eye")
- And much more.
The Author has extensively relied on Classical Scholars such as Al-Layth, Al-Azhari, Ibn Mandhur, Ibn Faris, Fakhr Ar-Razi, Ibn Qudama Al-Maqdisi,, Ibn Al-Qayyim and Many Others for his references
We often hear about cases of lunacy, constant headaches and stomach aches, insomnia, lethargy, hearing voices, sexual inability, sterility, frigidity, shattered marriages, woman's continuous bleeding; and we often tend to have the undemanding answer that 'it is Allah (SWA), or, as the ignorant would put it, 'it is nature.' Certainly, it is undisputable that anything in the Heavens and the Earth is managed by Allah , but we should not discard that Allah ;U- has also commanded us to consider the causes of events. It is high time that we stopped and considered for a moment that, besides normal causes, there is the evil force of Sihr, the Arabic equivalent to sorcery. The sorcerer and Satan work in partnership to provide an 'intent-to-harm service' to their client, in return for a mere pittance which they receive from those with weak personalities and from the wicked, who hold grudges against their Muslim brothers and sisters and who love to see them suffer under the effects of sorcery. 'Say: I seek refuge in the Lord of the dawn. From the evil of what He has created. And from the evil of the utterly dark night when it comes. And from the evil of those who blow on knots. And from the evil of the envious when he envies.'
(TM Qur'an Al-Falaq: 1-5)
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