I was married off quite young and as such
my marriage suffered problems from the onset. My mother in law was adamant
that a potion from a black magician would cure my ill heart and ward
off any evil spirits that were preventing me from making a go of my marriage.
Your story is heart breaking. I can't believe some Muslims can be deeply influenced by black magic. As far as I know Islam does not allow the concept of Magic. In your future can you shed some light on the concept of magic and why it is forbidden in Islam.
ReplyDeleteMany religions condemn the use of black magic, especially Islam as you have mentioned. Hopefully I will cover this topic in the near future.
ReplyDeleteI am not surprised to read your story. Not only does this thing happen in Pakistan but is also common in England. I have a friend who was going through a troubled marriage and visited many people in the Birmingham area who also gave her paper that had been written on and she had to use in the same way. She was very willing to do this . One man also asked her to visit him alone as she was taking a family member with her. This made her suspicious of him so she stopped going to him but it did not put her off visiting others.
ReplyDeleteI also know friends and family members who contact people in Pakistan when They need an answer to something or have had something stolen. The person who they get in touch with has a way of finding out who has taken the stolen item through magic. People believe in these magic ways so much that even if you explain to them that Islam does not allow this sort of thing they they think they know best and to them the magician word seems to come before the word of Allah
What you relate demonstrates how vulnerable people can become when they are in a desperate situation. It also highlights the fact that visiting unreliable and untrustworthy men especially like the one that you have mentioned can be dangerous. I hope your friend can find some knowledgeable person who can give her advice in accordance with Islamic teachings.
DeleteI know this sort of thing happens a lot in Pakistan and it happens all over the world. Your story is a clear example of use of black in everyday life.
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