Brief Summary
This video discusses the signs and symptoms of demonic possession or being affected by magic, focusing on both dream-related and waking-state indicators. It explains how these afflictions can manifest in various ways, such as physical ailments, mental disturbances, and spiritual disconnection. The video also touches on the Islamic perspective on demonic influence, citing Quranic verses and Hadith to support the existence and impact of such phenomena. Additionally, it addresses the permissibility of seeking treatment and the importance of relying on faith and prayer for healing.
- Signs and symptoms of demonic possession or being affected by magic
- Islamic perspective on demonic influence, citing Quranic verses and Hadith
- Permissibility of seeking treatment and the importance of relying on faith and prayer for healing
Introduction
The video begins by outlining the various symptoms that may indicate a person is affected by jinn (demons) or magic. These symptoms include sleep disturbances, such as insomnia, nightmares, and disturbing dreams involving animals, graveyards, or strange creatures. In waking life, individuals may experience persistent headaches, a lack of interest in worship, laziness, mental confusion, and unexplained physical pain. The speaker emphasizes that these symptoms can vary in severity and manifestation from person to person.
Signs of Jinn Possession in Wakefulness
The speaker describes the signs of jinn possession that occur during wakefulness. These include persistent headaches unrelated to physical causes, a lack of interest in prayer and religious activities, laziness, irritability, mental confusion, forgetfulness, and unexplained physical pain. The speaker notes that individuals may experience a combination of these symptoms, and the severity can vary.
Forms of Jinn Possession
The speaker explains that jinn possession can occur in four forms: total, partial, temporary, or permanent. Total possession involves the jinn completely controlling the person's body, while partial possession affects specific body parts. Temporary possession lasts for a limited time, while permanent possession continues until the person's death or the removal of the jinn. The speaker also mentions that seeking help from sorcerers is forbidden in Islam.
Epilepsy (Sar): An Islamic Perspective
The speaker addresses the condition known as "sar" (epilepsy) from an Islamic perspective. He explains that in more advanced terms, it is referred to as epilepsy, which is a neurological disorder. From an Islamic point of view, it is believed that jinn can affect the brain and nervous system, leading to seizures and other symptoms. This can manifest as an inability to be intimate with one's spouse, constant anger, and abnormal behavior. The speaker quotes Hafiz Ibn Hajar, who describes sar as a disease that prevents the body's organs from functioning properly, caused by a dense wind trapped in the brain.
Evidences from Quran and Hadith
The speaker presents evidence from the Quran and Hadith to support the existence of demonic possession. He cites Surah Al-Baqarah (2:275), which describes those who consume usury as rising on the Day of Judgment like someone driven mad by Satan's touch. He also references interpretations by Imam Qurtubi and Imam Awsi, who associate this verse with demonic possession and madness. Additionally, the speaker mentions several Hadith where the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) treated individuals afflicted by jinn, including instances of children experiencing seizures and a man whose thoughts were disturbed during prayer.
Examples from Hadith
The speaker provides examples from Hadith where the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) treated individuals afflicted by jinn. In one instance, a woman brought her child who was experiencing seizures to the Prophet. The Prophet opened the child's mouth and recited, "In the name of Allah, I am the slave of Allah, O enemy of Allah, get out of him!" three times. The child was then cured. In another Hadith, a man complained to the Prophet about forgetfulness and confusion during prayer. The Prophet placed his foot on the man's chest and recited similar words, after which the man was healed.
Logical and Scientific Perspectives
The speaker discusses the logical and scientific perspectives on demonic possession. He explains that subtle bodies can occupy dense bodies, like water penetrating soil or electricity flowing through wires. He also mentions that non-Muslim doctors have confirmed the existence of evil spirits. Dr. James, in his book "The Dominion of the Jinn," states that possession occurs when an external entity influences the body. Doctors Barz and Karl, Nobel Prize-winning surgeons, believe that evil spirits cause mental disorders that medicine cannot cure.
Conclusion and Seeking Treatment
The speaker concludes by discussing the types of disturbances in brain activity, which can be either organic or psychological. Organic issues can be addressed by doctors, while psychological issues, such as memory loss and disturbing dreams, can be treated through reliance on Allah, reciting Quranic verses, and using specific supplications. The speaker encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel for future programs that will provide guidance on these methods. He also urges viewers to support the channel's Islamic and religious programs through donations.
