Suhayl (raḍiy Allāhu ‘anhu) reported that whilst on an errand for his father, someone called out to him from a wall, using his name. His companion looked down the wall but saw nothing. Pre-Islamic Arabs believed that jinn could control the elements, and turn plots of land fertile. While this might sound unnerving, jinn have also inspired some of the most revered classical Arab poets across history.

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surface of water, oil, or ink, (hydromancy); dream interpretation (oneiromancy); [72] "Few details remain of the specific methods" used in these intuitive techniques. [71] Predicting changes in weather patterns "based on the visibility of important star-groups", was the subject of a tract by al-Kindi c. 801–873 CE) and another tract "is still in circulation today, at least in Iraq". [73] According to Remke Kruk, while traditional handbooks of magic, such as ones "circulated under the name 'al-Buni' [63] treating sihr al-junan (madness-sorcery), sihr al-khumul (apathy-sorcery), various sexual afflictions, by incantations to drive out the jinn that is occupying the victim's brain or other parts of his body; [98] orMarid is a type of jinn that is huge and powerful: they are also mentioned in pre-Islamic Arabian Mythology. Quranic treatment" is made up of practices based "exclusively" on "reciting Qur'anic texts, and defining exactly what this implies". Recite Surah Al-Ikhlas (chapter 112), Surah Al-Falaq (chapter 113) and Surah Al-Naas (chapter 114) three times daily after Faj’r Salah, Maghrib Salah and before sleeping as the Prophet S.A.W said: “Recite Surat Al-Ikhlas and Al-Mu`awwidhatain (Surat Al-Falaq and Surat An-Nas) three times at dawn and dusk. It will suffice you in all respects.” (Abu Dawud and At-Tirmidhi). Recite Ayatul-Kursi [Qur’an 2:255] after every prayer and before sleeping. Hadhrat Hassan bin Ali (ra) says: “A person once asked: “Oh Rasulallaah (saw) what does that person receive who recites Ayatul Kursi after every Fard Salaat? Nabi (saw) said: “That person remains under the protection of Allaah until the next Salaat. To evoke the spirit of a planet" (Fahd writes), a ritual must be performed where the magician is dressed in the right color ("red-gray for Saturn, white-gray for Jupiter, the yellow-green-red of red-gold for Mars, red-gold for Venus, a mixture of all colors for Mercury, and green-white for the Moon"), perfumed with the "scent" of the planet, has consumed the right "essence and flavor" of the planet, mounted an "image of whatever it is one plans to ask of the spirit invoked", and then waited for the right moment in the zodiac. [18] Theurgy [ edit ]

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Elements of the 'Qur'anic treatment include "talking about the patient's troubles", recitation of ruqyah [80]—i.e specific Quranic verses (and dua) (see notes below) and prolonging the treatment "if no progress is observed". [65] Though based on revealed scripture and religious belief, parts of the treatment also have "obvious psychotherapeutic value"—recitation of scripture the patient believes to be divine, emphasis on the patient talking about their problems, "repetition of simple rituals within a well-defined time schedule over a certain period of time" [65]—and as of 2005, was "highly fashionable" even among the Muslim elite in places like Cairo. [65] In Muslim society [ edit ] Genie summoning involves finding the right genie, communicating your question/desire/request and receiving a positive answer. After the ritual, it is partially your obligation to follow through and do the things that will make your wish come true.According to Remke Kruk, the traditional "scholarly definition" of magic distinguishes between natural, or sympathetic magic—which "makes use of the hidden properties (in Arabic: khawass) of natural substances"; and "demoniac magic"—which "involves the help of spirits, usually malevolent spirits (demons)". The former is allowed, the latter is forbidden. [9] al-Kimiya or alchemy—the transmuting (i.e. the attempt to transmute) base metals into gold or silver. [20] [21] love-making along with intoxicating substances such as wine, especially in Tantric tradition and Dionysian cults of the ancient world