The ruling on going to one who deals with the jinn to know about sorcery
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Question:
This questioner says: Is it permissible for me to go to one who deals with the jinn to see if I am under a spell or not, given that I am suffering from some problems, and he asked me to tell him my mother's name and give him something of my clothes? What is the ruling on that?
Answer:
Do not go to that, do not go to the worship of the jinn. Ask your Lord for well-being, and if you are complaining of something, ask your Lord for well-being. And recite in your hands when you sleep every night the surahs, and I swear by Allah, the two Mu'awwidhat three times, then wipe with them each time over your head, your face, and your chest, and what is troubling you will go away, and be glad of well-being. Recite in your hands, in your palms, when you sleep three times[Al-Ikhlas 112:1] whether one or two, and wipe with them over your face, your chest, and your head. And this is what the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) used to do when something afflicted him, and that is among the causes of well-being and healing from sorcery and the jinn and other things. Yes.
This questioner says: Is it permissible for me to go to one who deals with the jinn to see if I am under a spell or not, given that I am suffering from some problems, and he asked me to tell him my mother's name and give him something of my clothes? What is the ruling on that?
Answer:
Do not go to that, do not go to the worship of the jinn. Ask your Lord for well-being, and if you are complaining of something, ask your Lord for well-being. And recite in your hands when you sleep every night the surahs, and I swear by Allah, the two Mu'awwidhat three times, then wipe with them each time over your head, your face, and your chest, and what is troubling you will go away, and be glad of well-being. Recite in your hands, in your palms, when you sleep three times
Say, "He is Allah
قُلْ هُوَ اللَّهُ
Source
وبالوالدين إحسانا — islamhouse.com (37:51)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.
