Black magic, also known as the Sehr, is a form of harm that is often used against someone. To carry out this magic, one seeks out a practitioner who has contact with the jinn and asks them to perform a Sehr, or spell, against the intended target. The spell is then cast and the shaitan takes control, translating the magic into action. The result is that the target falls ill, with symptoms ranging from physical pain, such as headaches, fevers, and joint pain, to psychological disorders, such as depression, anxiety, and manic depression. Despite medical examinations, the cause of these symptoms cannot be explained.

In addition to physical and psychological harm, the target may also experience social problems, such as strained relationships with their spouse, family, or neighbors. This change in behavior is not due to a real psychological disease but rather a direct result of the magic.

The second use of sehr is for deception, as seen in the story of Moses and Pharaoh in the Quran. The Pharaoh used magicians to create an illusion of power, deceiving the people by controlling their senses. The magic created a hallucination, making people see things that were not real. Moses, who was unaffected by the spell, was able to prove that the magicians were just using tricks to deceive people. This use of Sehr is common in the circus, where magicians use the craft to control people's perceptions and make them see things that are not real. It is also used for entertainment. In India, for example, there are people who use magic to perform stunts, such as sitting in fire or walking on nails, that appear to be impossible. However, it is the control of people's perception that allows the performer to remain unscathed.

The third way magic impacts lives according to the Quran is by creating harm or "fitna." This type of magic is often used to start conflicts, fights, or problems between groups of people, such as two tribes or clans. It is believed that the practitioner of Sehar uses the power of magic to sow discord and create chaos. The use of Sehar is generally viewed as a negative and destructive form of magic and is condemned by Islamic scholars.

In conclusion, Sehr is a powerful tool that can be used for harm, deception, or entertainment. Regardless of its intended use, it is important to understand the dangers of black magic and be wary of its potential effects.

The Quran mentions magic as a tool that can be used for three purposes. The first use of magic is to cause harm or hurt someone. The second use is to deceive others by controlling their vision. The third use is to create chaos or mischief between people, also known as fitnah in the Quran.  Magic is not just a matter of words or wishful thinking. It requires specific acts, materials, and symbols to be recited or drawn. It is an art form, much like a craft, and it must be performed correctly in order to produce its intended effect. The devil, or shaitan, is responsible for bringing this craft to life, but the craft itself must be performed by a human.  There are some humans who have increased their capacity and made contact with jinn, who then teach them how to perform magic. When the human performs the craft, the jinn and shaitan work together to bring the craft to life and affect the intended target.

As humans, we possess a unique ability to multi-task and balance multiple tasks simultaneously. We can perform physical tasks like driving and thinking at the same time. However, when it comes to thinking, we can only perform one thought-related task at a time. This is where the idea of satanic whispers comes into play.

Have you ever found yourself thinking about something and then suddenly, a completely unrelated thought pops into your head? This thought is not directly related to what you were initially thinking about and may not even be aligned with your current priorities. This is when the idea of devilish whispers becomes relevant.

Satanic whispers are deceptive thoughts that arise impulsively and out of the blue. They can be identified when one suddenly starts to think about something that is not directly related to what they were initially thinking about. For example, one may impulsively type in "youtube.com" in the search bar or open the Youtube, WhatsApp or Facebook apps and start to mindlessly scroll. This sudden distraction shows that a satanic whisper has taken place.

These satanic whispers are not completely irrelevant thoughts, but instead are often related to things that we might have thought of or done before, and are stored in your subconscious. However, these thoughts are neither productive nor value-added and do not help reach our goals.

Let me give an example of 3 friends who were having dinner. Everything was going well. Suddenly, one friend mentions something that had happened 15 years ago which had nothing to do with their current conversation. However, this thought created some tension and distracted the lively conversation. The second friend aggravates the situation by becoming emotionally charged. This leads to anger and shouting. This entire episode happened because of a misunderstanding that happened 15 years ago and had been resolved amicably. But Satan used that to plant a whisper that built through Satan’s provocation and continued whispering and led to anger and fight. What a shameful end to such a nice dinner and what an ideal outcome for Satan.

It is important to be cautious of these distracting thoughts that suddenly arise in your mind. By being mindful of your thoughts and recognizing the signs of satanic whispers, you can protect yourself from being led astray. Additionally, it is important to have a strong connection with your faith and practice regularly to strengthen your resolve against satanic whispers.

In conclusion, satanic whispers are deceptive thoughts that arise out of the blue and distract us from our goals. By being mindful of our thoughts and recognizing the signs of satanic whispers, we can protect ourselves and maintain focus on what is truly important.

Muslims have long debated the concept of Shifa'at, or intercession, in Islam. Some argue that there is no such thing and that we are solely dependent on our actions to determine our fate in the afterlife. They use verses from the Quran, such as those where Allah mentions that worshipping other gods will not help anyone, to support their argument. However, these verses are often taken out of context and do not consider all of the verses related to the subject.

It is true that the Quran denies the help of false gods. In Surah Maryam verses 81 and 82, Allah explicitly states that false gods will not be of any help to those who worship them. This supports the argument that one should not attribute false gods or family to Allah.

Similarly, in Surah Maryam verses 88-92, Allah vehemently denies the attribution of a son to God. This further strengthens the argument that false attribution is not acceptable in Islam. However, these verses do not negate the concept of intercession.

The real proof of intercession can be found in Verse 87 of Surah Maryam. In this verse, Allah confirms that intercession will take place. Therefore, false intercession is not allowed, but true intercession is allowed and will take place.

So, the question remains, where do we find the true source of intercession? The answer is not what the Kufar (unbelievers) or the Christians say by attributing a son to Allah. Rather, it is the Prophet and his household, as proven from the Quran, Sunnah, and events from the life of the Prophet.

In conclusion, while the Quran denies the help of false gods and the attribution of a son to God, it does not negate the concept of intercession. The real source of intercession is the Prophet and his household, not false gods or false attributions. It is important for Muslims to understand the context of verses related to Shifa'at and to not take them out of context. This understanding will help us to stay on the right path and seek the true source of intercession in Islam.

The concept of Evil Eye and its influence on our lives has been around for centuries and has been referred to in various religious and cultural beliefs. The belief in the Evil Eye is that it can cause harm, bad luck, and even misfortune to someone just by a look. While the reality of the Evil Eye is still debated, many people have reported experiencing its negative effects in their lives. The Islamic religion also acknowledges the existence of the Evil Eye, and it is considered a form of jealousy and envy that can cause harm to another person.

The role of Satan in causing Evil Eye is also a significant aspect to consider. Satan is believed to be the source of all evil and negativity in the world. Satan is often depicted as being able to manipulate the thoughts and actions of people, leading them to jealousy, envy, and even to cast the Evil Eye. The Evil Eye is seen as a tool that Satan uses to cause harm and negativity in the lives of people.

Evil Eye and Magic are often mentioned together, but there is a clear difference between the two. Magic is a more supernatural form of influence that involves the use of spells, incantations, and other supernatural means. The Evil Eye, on the other hand, is seen as a natural form of influence that occurs simply by the power of a gaze. Magic is often viewed as more powerful and damaging than the Evil Eye, but the Evil Eye can still have a significant impact on a person's life.

The effects of the Evil Eye can be significant, ranging from physical and mental health problems to financial and personal difficulties. The belief is that the Evil Eye can cause a person to experience misfortune, bad luck, and even spiritual distress. This can lead to feelings of anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem.

In order to protect ourselves from the Evil Eye, we can turn to religious beliefs and practices. In Islam, there are several ways to protect oneself from the Evil Eye, including seeking refuge in Allah, reciting verses from the Quran, and wearing amulets and talismans. Additionally, avoiding actions that may attract the Evil Eye, such as bragging about one's wealth or success, is also recommended.

To summarize, the Evil Eye and its relationship with Satan is a topic of interest for many people. While its existence is still debated, it is clear that the belief in the Evil Eye has had a lasting impact on human culture and religion. To protect ourselves from its negative effects, we can turn to religious beliefs and practices for guidance. By being mindful of our actions and seeking refuge in Allah, we can minimize the risk of attracting the Evil Eye and live a more positive and fulfilling life.

This podcast is about the existence of magic and its relationship to disease, illness, and other difficulties in life. The speaker argues that Allah created diseases, sickness, and difficulties as a way to keep people attached to religion and to remember the name of Allah. They also argue that by following the teachings of Islam, through ta'awiz, protections taught by the imams, and ahraz, people can protect themselves from the negative effects of black magic. The speaker believes that staying close to Allah and following the guidelines of religion is essential in avoiding harm and ensuring well-being. They also state that if everything in life were good, people would not consider Allah's directions, and would therefore lead a life away from the path towards heaven. The speaker concludes by saying that the importance of staying connected to religion and seeking guidance from religious leaders cannot be overstated.

The topic of black magic is one that is often shrouded in mystery and fear. However, it is important to understand that black magic, like all other forms of evil, ultimately only has power over us if Allah allows it to. In this chapter, we will explore the nature of black magic, its effects, and how we can protect ourselves from it.

Black magic, also known as sihr, is a tool used by Satan to deceive, confuse, and mislead people. And create obstructions in their lives. The shaitan targets three main groups of people with black magic:

The first group, those who are far from religion, are vulnerable to black magic because they have left themselves open to the influence of Satan. The Satan may use black magic to harm their families or loved ones in order to cause them pain and suffering.

The second group, those who adopt wrong beliefs and religions, are also vulnerable to black magic. Satan may use black magic to further mislead them and entrench them in their false beliefs.

The third group, those who seek knowledge about black magic, are also at risk. The Satan may use their curiosity and interest in the subject to lure them down a dangerous path. Even if they believe they can protect themselves, they may still fall victim to Satan's tricks.

However, it is important to remember that Satan can only use black magic if Allah allows it. True believers, those who have a strong faith in Allah and adhere to the true religion, are protected from the effects of black magic. Allah has promised in the Quran that Satan will never be able to harm true believers with black magic.

So, how can we protect ourselves from black magic? The best way to do this is to stay away from it altogether. Don't seek knowledge about black magic, don't read books about it, and don't try to practice it. Instead, focus on strengthening your faith in Allah and adhering to the true religion. This is the best defense against Satan and his tools of deception.

In conclusion, black magic is a tool used by Satan to deceive and mislead people. However, its effects can only occur with the permission of Allah. True believers, those who have a strong faith in Allah and adhere to the true religion, are protected from the effects of black magic. To protect ourselves, it is best to stay away from black magic altogether and focus on strengthening our faith in Allah.

In addition to the regular tools, Satan also has some other advanced tools. These advanced tools are effective only with the permission of Allah SWT, and will not work without the permission of Allah.

Why does he need advanced tools? Because some people are resilient to follow him, or the regular tool will not work with them e.g. true Mu’min, the Prophets, the Sadiqeen, the Shu'ada, the Ulema i.e. people with higher degrees of iman.

There are about eight of them. One of these advanced tools is magic, the black magic. It is a combination of some drawings, some whispering, some blowing. That's why Allah said that it refers directly to the black magic and will not be activated without the permission of Allah SWT.

That's why Allah said:

وَمَا هُمۡ بِضَآرِّيۡنَ بِهٖ مِنۡ اَحَدٍ اِلَّا بِاِذۡنِ اللّٰهِ​ؕ

But they do not harm anyone through it except by permission of Allāh

It becomes like cause and effect. The cause is there, but the effect will never happen until the permission of Allah comes. The effect will come from the cause.

It becomes part of nature. Let’s take the example of Rain and Cloud. A cloud is the cause, but it will not rain till Allah wants. Rain is the effect. If there are clouds, it doesn’t mean that there will be rain as well. Rain needs the permission of Allah for the clouds to change to rain. Without this permission, we can have a month of cloudy skies but we will not see a drop of rain because the permission of Allah didn't come.

Like sickness and death, one finds people who are sick for a long time with many kinds of sickness. That is the cause but the effect, which is death, needs permission from Allah. Otherwise, one can live with the disease for a long time and not die. People die when the permission of death comes from Allah. That’s when the effect comes.

So by that understanding, we can consider magic as a part of cause and effect. Magic is a cause, it exists in nature but the impact of magic happens only when Allah permits. Satan cannot just use it regularly as the regular tools of Satan.

First, why does this Sahr / Magic keep going, why is it continued? Because it is one of the tools of the shaitan, that is satanic work. So it is part of the tools. We have to know that the shaitan has some tools. He has been given to do his job in misleading people, in twisting the straight path for the people to push the people to disobey Allah SWT, to change the normality to abnormality, and the abnormality to normality. That is a function of the shaitan in a brief account.

How does he do that? He does that through certain tools. Imagine the shaitan coming at a toolbox. In this box, he has many tools. Some of these tools, he has from the beginning, he is authorized by Allah to use. These include:

These are some of the regular tools of Satan. There are about 25 different tools of Satan, which Allah gave him to use against humans. But these are the regular tools. For regular tools, he doesn’t need any permission, as he received it from the beginning.

In addition to these, the shaitan has some other advanced tools, not the regular ones. These advanced tools, he can use only with the permission of Allah SWT. Without Allah’s permission, these advanced tools will not be working.

Why does he need these advanced tools? Because some people are resilient to follow him, or the regular tool will not work with them. So he needs to use these advanced tools with them. That advanced tool he uses against the true Mu’min, the Prophets, the Sadiqeen, the Shu'ada, the Ulema, the Maraja, people who have higher degrees of iman. He needs this advanced tool to try to misguide them.

This podcast focuses on the mystery surrounding the death of Sayyidah Zaynab, the granddaughter of Prophet Muhammad. There are conflicting accounts of her death, with different dates and circumstances being put forward by Shia and Sunni historians. Some believe that she was murdered by Yazid, while others suggest she died due to illness or from the stress of the tragedy of Karbala. The location of her grave is also disputed, with some saying it is in Egypt and others in Damascus. Despite these conflicting details, Zaynab is considered a powerful and influential figure in Islamic history and a source of inspiration for Muslims due to her fight for justice and her dedication to spreading knowledge.