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﴿ فَاسْأَلُوا أَهْلَ الذِّكْرِ إِن كُنتُمْ لَا تَعْلَمُونَ ﴾

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A student gave an example of the lies and charlatanism of a claimant to expelling jinn, stating that they converse with them and persuade them to leave.

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The student : I attended a gathering where one of the brothers claimed to have expelled a jinn from a person. Naturally, I refuted him. In the end, I said, "This is an illusion." He would ask the jinn, "Do you have transportation? Do you have cars?" It would say, "Yes." He would ask the audience, "Do you have any questions you want to ask the jinn?" I then said to him, "Do you have coupons for rice and sugar?" He laughed and said, "The jinn is laughing." So, I took advantage of the opportunity and said, "If you don't want to leave, I will beat you." But I was fully convinced, O Shaykh, that all of this is lies and nonsense.

The Shaykh : It is charlatanism.
The student : It is charlatanism, and I mean what I say. I wanted... the person was a woman who was being expelled, or else she would not be expelled. She said to me, "I am not being expelled." I told her, "Hold her legs." Her husband held her legs. O Shaykh, with the whip, he flayed her four or five times. She started to wail. Then it was done, it was expelled. She said, "Where did it go?" She said, "It went into my stomach."

The Shaykh : She is a liar.
The student : She is a liar, O Shaykh. Then, at the end of the session, she said to me, "You are irritable."

The Shaykh: Ah.
The student : This is, by Allah...

The Shaykh : ... .
The student : Hahaha, may Allah... May Allah forgive us and you, O Shaykh. Then they started calling my friend, but they did not call me. He said, "Because he is irritable."

The Shaykh : He has a short temper, hahaha.
The student : According to his temperament...
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