Explaining the ruling on visiting fortune-tellers in Islam and mentioning the evidence of prohibition from the Sunnah.
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The Shaykh : It seems he was eager to learn anew, fearing that he might fall into another transgression, so he recalled some issues in his mind and began to repeat question after question: "He said: O Messenger of Allah, there are some people among us who visit the fortune-tellers, who visit the fortune-tellers." He said: You know the fortune-tellers; I do not think you know them well. You know... The fortune-tellers are now widespread among you, and they are those who claim that they...
The student : extract.
The Shaykh : extract.
The student : ... .
The Shaykh : No, what I want to say is that they extract, they summon the jinn, they summon the jinn, unlike those who extract the jinn from the possessed person with some recitation of the Qur'an; that is permissible. But many of them have expanded their scope, and they have come to say that we can deal with the jinn.
So do not visit them
فلا تأتوهمThe student : extract.
The Shaykh : extract.
The student : ... .
The Shaykh : No, what I want to say is that they extract, they summon the jinn, they summon the jinn, unlike those who extract the jinn from the possessed person with some recitation of the Qur'an; that is permissible. But many of them have expanded their scope, and they have come to say that we can deal with the jinn.
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