Our blessed Shaykh, we are a complete family, and most of us have attended this blessed gathering. We are guests in this blessed town, O Shaykh!

The questioner : He says:The questioner : Our blessed Shaykh, we are a complete family, and most of us have attended this blessed gathering. We are guests in this blessed town, O Shaykh. Allah has decreed upon us the harm of sorcerers and the tyranny of the criminal jinn, and praise be to Allah in all circumstances. We are now at the beginning of the path of treatment, which is arduous, but the soul grows weary, tired, bored, and irritated, especially, O honorable Shaykh, when a person sees this from the people closest to him, as the poet said: "And the injustice of those close to one." O blessed Shaykh! Part of honoring a guest is to make him feel at ease, and it is the right of a believer upon another believer to advise him to be patient. So will you not offer words that lift our burdens and break the wall of sadness and injustice? May Allah relieve your distress and forgive us and your parents.

The Shaykh : Amen, and to the listeners. There is no doubt that the condition described by the questioner is sorrowful, but every person who is struck by a calamity must be patient and know that these calamities expiate sins. If a person seeks reward from Allah for it, Allah will raise his ranks thereby. Furthermore, if he is patient and forgets the matter, he will find relief from it, because psychological delusion has an effect on the persistence and increase of the illness. If a person rejects this illness and stops thinking about it, then by the permission of Allah, he will be healed. My advice to you is: be patient, seek reward from Allah, and wait for relief from Him . How many people have reached the point of death, yet their souls did not leave their bodies, and Allah healed them. Yes.