swtbby:
@albaqir
thanks brother bt pls can the suras be written on something else apart from hide of deer bc its kind of hard to find over here

Al Baqir is Shia
And we know Shias do shirk
I would NOT adopt Al Baqir's recommendations
The dua that he mentioned is attributed to Shia's mahdi (the 12th Imam who is supposed to be in occultation)
The 11th Imam (Imam Askari) did not have a child - so the Mahdi does not exist and he cannot recommend dua
Here is Shia Ayatollah kamal Al Haydari REFUTING the mythical birth of the Shis Mahdi
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sl0yvSQy_jw&list=UU2Zh30AueGr3ZgcsZYMMuXw
Please note that shirk will ultimately lead us to greater problems

Besides Jinns love shirk
Jinns work with people who seek spiritual powers by asking such power seekers to first turn their backs on Allah and pay allegiance to them
Such allegiance can be buy throwing the Qur'an in soak away pit or smearing it with dirty things like menstural blood

Oh my God, this is classic jinn possession.

swtbby:

yeah I bought that book several times but everything still d same at night I have nightmares where I see myself falling from high places, chased my beasts, see myself under water or near river of blood with kids calling me mummy,flying ,some1 makn love with me walking far distance b4 giving birth. during the day time, I' m always depressed angry sad failure at what I do , sick almost all d time and doctors say I test negative fr any sickness. recently had an accident where I had a fracture and a 'female' was hitting the broken bone laughing but mum said she can't see anything
I can't keep any rtnshp no matter he much I love a guy or he loves me always break up any rtnshp without even knowing why

I am not really sure that Fortress covers this problem so much
I see it as what one should do every day to get very close to Allah and avoid issues like this
But when one gets into this situation, I believe that one should seek help from people who are pious and know what they do
There are a lot of restrictions that I have heard
Ruqya should not be done where there are photographs, a man doing it cannot be alone with the woman, and he should not be committing sins eg zina etc
Anyone performing ruqya stands a better chance of success if he is constantly devoted to the remembrance of Allah, fasts a lot etc
Think about this

Meanwhile I am looking at a book that I bought in Kaduna sometime ago - the title is
"Man's Protection Against Jinn and Satan" written by Wahid Abdussalam Bali and translated by Haytham Kreidly
The book has Arabic text on one page and English on the opposite page
You may want to take a look at it
You may also want to play Quranic tapes esp of Ruqya rather than stay in the toilet
But I suggest, given what you have described, that you talk to somebody who has been doing Riuqya and truly demonstrates the fear of Allah even in private

Empiree:
I believe he meant he hopes someone close to you is not playing this tricks on you. ( meaning, behind your challenges- placed this on you, lol ). That's my opinion.

I don't have any friends or enemies either that can do this to me bc I'm miserable enough.
the only thing that I can thing of r my parents, gosh I can't believed I'm doing this , OK my mum and dad relations were against d marriage mums relations went to d extend of trying to have dad killed, he spend several months in a hospital recovering then l8r eloped with mum after d mrg. a relative tracked us down and told my parents that a powerful sihir has been made and they need to meet a certain some1 to desolve it or they won't know peace bt thy took that with a grain of salt even though they are always at each others throat

BetaThings:


This is a problem
We are told that Jinns love dirty and deserted places including the toilet
No matter how comforting, avoid the toilet

I'm sorry bt I cant, its like some1 doing evrytng I wants and ltr find yourself in tht favourite spot OK its like that bt ×10

swtbby:

I'm sorry bt I cant, its like some1 doing evrytng I wants and ltr find yourself in tht favourite spot OK its like that bt ×10

I am sorry but where are ultimate wellbeing is concerned, there should not be an issue of I cannnot
I know it is easy for me to recommend things because I am not in your shoes but sincerely you need to stop a damaging habit
Spend just the minimum amount in the toilet and leave
If you had a friend who has drinking problems, you would discourage her from making a beer parlour her favourite abode
Let us look at it that way
May Allah make it easy for us

swtbby:

I don't have any friends or enemies either that can do this to me bc I'm miserable enough.
the only thing that I can thing of r my parents, gosh I can't believed I'm doing this , OK my mum and dad relations were against d marriage mums relations went to d extend of trying to have dad killed, he spend several months in a hospital recovering then l8r eloped with mum after d mrg. a relative tracked us down and told my parents that a powerful sihir has been made and they need to meet a certain some1 to desolve it or they won't know peace bt thy took that with a grain of salt even though they are always at each others throat

i wont suggest you should suspect anyone. That's unnecessary suspicion and doubt. Focus should be on prayer and supplication.

1. When you recite Surah al-Baqarah. If you can't play an audio CD - Do this often

Abu Hurayrah (ra) reports that Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "Do not turn your houses into graves. Indeed Shaytaan flees from a house in which Surah al-Baqarah is recited." (Muslim).

2. When you say: La ilaha illAllaah - wahdahu laa shareeka lahu - lahul-mulku wa lahul-hamdu - wa huwa 'ala kulli shay'in qadeer. [There is none worthy of worship except Allah alone. He has no partners. To Him belongs the Dominion, to Him belongs all praise and He is capable over all things] a hundred times a day.

The evidence is what has been reported in the Saheeh of al Bukhaari and Muslim from Abu Hurayrah (ra) that Allaah's Messenger (saw) mentioned the above words and then said: "He will receive the reward of setting free ten slaves, a hundred good deeds will be written for him and a hundred bad deeds will be erased from him. It will be a sanctuary from Shaytaan for him on that day until he reaches the evening. No one will come with something better except one who increases beyond that".

3. Recitation of Ayaat ul-Kursi when you go to bed.

Abu Hurayrah (ra) reported that the Messenger (saw) put him in charge of guarding the zakaah of Ramadan and someone would come and take handfuls from the zakaah for two nights in succession. On the third night, he (Abu Hurayrah) grabbed him and said: "I will take you to Allaah's Messenger (saw)". He (the thief) said: "Leave me alone and I will teach you some words by which Allaah will benefit you". He then said, "When you depart to go to your bed recite aayaat ul-Kursi until you complete it. There wil never cease to be from Allaah a guardian to protect you and Shaytaan will not approach you until you wake up". When he explained this to Allaahs Messenger (saw), he said, "He has told you the truth althought he is a great liar". (al-Bukhaari).

4. When you spit on your left three times and seek refuge in Allaah from the evil of what you see in a dream.

Abu Salamah bin 'Abdur-Rahman said: "I heard Abu Qataadah ibn Rab'iyy say: "I heard Allaah's Messenger (saw) say, "The good dream is from Allaah and the bad dream is from Shaytaan. When one of you sees what he dislikes, let him spit on his left three times when he awakens and let him seek refuge in Allaah from its evil and then it will not harm him"". Abu Salamah said, "I used to see in my dream that which wouldbe more burdensome to me than a mountain and when I heard this hadeeth I considered it as nothing." In another narration he said, "I used to see in my dream which would make me concerned until I heard Abu Qataadah say: "I used to have dreams which would make me ill until I heard Allaah's Messenger (saw) say, "The righteous dream is from Allaah. If one of you sees what he loves then let him not inform anyone about it except one whom he loves. And if he sees what he dislikes, let him not inform anyone about it. Let him spit on his left three times and let him seek refuge in Allaah from Shaytaan, the accursed from the evil of what he saw and it will not harm him.""

5. Upon saying, when leaving the house "Bismillah tawakaltu 'ala Allah, la hawla wa la quwata illaa bilLah" [In the Name of Allah, I place my trust upon Alaah, There is no power nor movement except by Allaah].

Anas (ra) reports that Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "Whoever says (when he leaves his house): "In the Name of Allah, I place my trust upon Alaah, There is no power nor movement except by Allaah" it is said to him: "You have been sufficed, you have been protected and you have been guided". Then one of the devils turns to another and says, "How can you get to a man who has been sufficed, protected and guided". (Abu Dawud, at-Tirmidhi, hasan saheeh).

Umm Salamah (ra) said, "Allaah's Messenger (saw) never left my house except that he raised his sight to the sky and said, "Allahumma innee a'oodhu bika an adil aw udal, aw azil aw uzal, aw azlima aw uslam, aw ajhal aw yujhal 'aleeyy (O Allaah I seek refuge in you from leading others astray and being led astray, from causing others to slip and being made to slip, from oppressing others or being oppressed and from making others ignorant, and being kept ignorant."" (at-Tirmidhi, Abu Dawood, an-Nasa'ee, Ibn Majah. at-Tirmidhi said "hasan saheeh", al-Albaani agreed with him in al-Kalim ut-Tayyib, no.59).

6. Remembering Allaah the Sublime and Exalted when entering the house and before eating.

Jaabir (ra) said: "I heard the Prophet (saw) say: "When a man enters his house and remembers Allaah the Exalted upon entering and before eating, Shaytaan says: "There is no place for you to spend the night and there is no supper for you." When he enters the house and does not remember Allaah, Shaytaan says: "You have found a place to spend the night" and when he does not remember Allaah upon eating his food, Shaytaan says: "You have found a place to stay and some supper"". (Muslim).

7. Saying "A'oodhu bilLahil-'adheem wa bi wajhil-kareemi wa bi sultaanihil-qadeemi min ash-Shaytaani-rajeem" [I seek refuge with Allaah the Mighty, with His Noble Face and with His Eternal Authority from Shaytaan, the Accursed] when entering the mosque.

'Abdullah ibn 'Umar (ra) said, "When the Prophet (saw) used to enter the mosque he woul say, "I seek refuge with Allaah the Mighty, with His Noble Face and with His Eternal Authority from Shaytaan, the Accursed". He then said, "When (a man) says this, Shaytaan says: "He has been protected from me for the whole day"". (Abu Dawud, al-Albaani declared it saheeh in Saheeh Abu Dawood, no. 458, and an-Nawawee and Ibn Hajr declared it hasan).

8. Upon pronouncing the adhaan.

This is due to what has been reported from Abu Hurayrah (ra) that Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "When the call to prayer is made, Shaytaan flees on his heels and passes wind with noise during his flight so that he does not hear the adhaan. When the adhaan is completed he comes back. When the iqaamah is pronounced he takes to his heels again until it is completed. Then he returns again and whispers into the heart of the person and says to him:

"Remember this and remember that". So the person remembers those things which were not in his mind before the prayer began and as a result, he forgets how much he has prayed". (al-Bukhaari, Muslim).

Pronouncing the adhaan can be done at any time to repel Shaytaan. This is due to what has been reported by Muslim from Abu Saheel bin Abu Saalih who said: "My father sent me to Bani Harithah and there was a young boy with me. Someone called him by his name from a wall, so he went to have a look at the wall but did not see anything. I mentioned that to my father and he said: "If I had known that you would encounter this I would not have sent you. However, when you hear a voice then make the call for prayer since I heard Abu Hurayrah (ra) saying the Prophet (saw) said, "When the call for prayer is made, Shaytaan flees".

9. . When seeking refuge in Allaah due to the Exalted's saying: "And when an incitement to evil comes to you from Shaytaan, seek refuge in Allaah. He is the All Hearing, the All Knowing". (41:36)

10. When you say "A'oodhu billah minka, al'anuka bi l'anatillaah" [I seek refuge in Allah from you, I curse you with the curse of Allah] three times during the prayer.

Abu Dardaa' (ra) reports that "Allaah's Messenger (saw) stood for prayer and we heard him saying, "I seek refuge in Allaah from you". Then he said, "I curse you with the curse of Allaah" three times. At the same time, he was stretching out his hand, trying to grab hold of something. When he finished his prayer we said to him: "O Messenger of Allaah! We heard you say something in the prayer which we have never heard from you before and we saw you stretching out your hand". He said, "That was the enemy of Allaah, Iblees. He came with a flame of fire and tried to throw it in my face. I said, "I seek refuge in Allah from you" three times and then (I said), "I curse you with the curse of Allaah" three times and he did not hesitate. Then I desired to capture him. By Allaah! If it had not been for the supplication of our brother (the Prophet) Sulaymaan, he would have been tied up and the children of Madinah would have played about with him"". (Muslim).

In another hadeeth from 'Uthmaan bin Abul-Aas (ra) who said, "I said, "O Messenger of Allaah! Shaytaan comes in between me and my prayer and my recitation, confusing me." He said, "That is a Shaytaan called Khunzub. When you feel his presence, seek refuge in Allaah from him and spit on your left three times." I did as he said and Allaah took that (distraction) away from me." (Muslim)

11. When the servant finds something in his soul that concerns him and says "huwal-awwalu wal-aakhiru wadh-dhaahiru wal-baatinu wa huwa bi kulli shay'in 'aleem" [He is the First and the Last, the Outermost and the Innermost, and He has Knowledge of every single thing.]

Abu Zameel (ra) said, "I said to Ibn 'Abbas (ra), "What is this thing which I find in my soul?" - meaning doubt. He said, "When you find something like that in your soul, then say, "He (Allaah) is the First and the Last, the Outermost and the Innermost and He has knowledge of every single thing."" (Abu Dawood, al-Albaani declared it hasan in al-Kalim ut-Tayyib no.135).

12. When a calamity befalls you and you say "QadrAllahu wa ma sha' Allaahu fa'ala" [Allah has decreed (this) and He does whatever He wills].

Abu Hurayrah (ra) reports that Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "The strong believer is more loved by Allaah than the weak believer, but in both there is good. Be zealous for what will benefit you. Seek help from Allaah the Mighty and Majestic and do not become incapacitated. If something afflicts you, do not say: "If only I had done such and such" but say, "Allaah has decreed (this) and He does whatever He wills". Indeed saying "if.." opens up the doorway of Shaytaan's handiwork." (Muslim)

13. When you say "Bismillah, Allahumma janibna ash-Shaytaan wa janibish-Shaytaana maa razaqtna" {in the Name of Allaah, O Allaah! Make us distant from Shaytaan and make Shaytaan distant from what you bestow upon us".

Ibn 'Abbaas (ra) reports that the Prophet (saw) said, "If one of you says, when approaching his wife (for intercourse): "In the Name of Allaah. O Allaah! Make us distant from Shaytaan and make Shaytaan distant from what you bestow upon us" and offspring is decreed for you, Shaytaan will never be able to harm it (i.e. the offspring)". (al-Bukhaari, Muslim)

14. When you say in a state of anger "A'oodhu bilLaahi min ash-Shaytaan ir-Rajeem" [I seek refuge with Allaah from Shaytaan the Accursed].

Sulaymaan bin Sard (ra) said, "I was sitting with Allaah's Messenger (saw) and two men were abusing each other. The face of one of them had become red (out of anger) and his veins had become inflated. Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "I know a word which, if he was to say, his anger would leave him. If he said: "I seek refuge in Allaah from Shaytaan the Accursed", his anger would leave him"" (al-Bukhaari, Muslim).

15. Upon saying "bismillah" [in the Name of Allah]

Abul-Maleeh (ra) reports that a man said, "I was behind the Messenger (saw) and his riding animal stumbled. I said, "May Shaytaan perish", and he said, "Do not say, "May Shaytaan perish". If you say that he will grow in size until he becomes the size of a house and says, "By my strength". Instead say, "In the Name of Allaah". When you say that, he reduces in size until he is like a fly." (Abu Dawood, saheeh isnad).

16. When you supplicate for blessings for something which wins your admiration.

Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "When one of you sees something in his self or in his possessions which amazes him (or wins his admiration) he should invoke blessings upon it as the (evil) eye is indeed true and real".

17. When you recite the M'uwadhdhataan [Surah al-Falaq and Surah an-Naaz].

Abu Sa'eed (ra) said, "Allaah's Messenger (saw) used to seek refuge from the jinn and from the effects of the (evil) of men until the m'uwwadhdhataan were revealed. When they were revealed he clung to them and abandoned what was besides them." (at-Tirmidhi, hasan; an-Nasa'ee and Ibn Maajah - saheeh).

18. When you make the prostration of recitation.

Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "When you read a verse of prostration then prostrate, Shaytaan departs crying and says: "Woe be to him. He was ordered with prostration and he prostrated - so for him is Paradise. I was ordered with prostration and I refused - so for me is the Fire." (Muslim, Ahmad and Ibn Maajah).

19. When reciting the Qur'aan.

The Messenger of Allaah (saw) went out one night and passed by Abu Bakr (ra) who was praying with a lowered voice. Then he passed by 'Umar ibn al-Khattaab (ra) who was praying with a raised voice When they came together with the Prophet (saw), he said, "O Abu Bakr! I passed by you while you were praying with a lowered voice." Abu Bakr (ra) said, "I made the one with whom I was conversing with (i.e Allaah) hear it, O Messenger of Allaah." He then said to 'Umar (ra), "I passed by you while you were praying with a raised voice". 'Umar (ra) said, "O Messenger of Allaah! I was incitng those who were asleep and driving away the Shaytaan." The Prophet (saw) then said, "O Abu Bakr! Raise your voice somewhat" and he said to 'Umar, "lower your voice somewhat". (Abu Dawood, al Haakim, who declared it saheeh as did adh-Dhahabi).


20. When you move the finger during the prayer.

It is established that Allaah's Messenger (saw) used to move his finger, supplicating with it (Abu Dawood, an-Nasaa'i, Ibn al_Jaarud in al-Muntaqa and others) and the Messenger of Allaah said, "It is more powerful against the Shaytaan than iron" - meaning the forefinger. (Ahmad and others).

Imaam Ahmad was asked, "Should a man point with his finger in the prayer?" He replied, "Yes, vigorously". (Ibn Haani mentioned it in Masaa'il of Imaam
Ahmad).

http://www.themodernreligion.com/basic/charac/shaytaan-flee.html

To do ruqya on yourself, find a quiet place and get an ear piece and listen to ruqya recitations from youtube.

Certain suras have more effect on the jinn.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOeqgYeai-o&feature=youtube_gdata_player

BetaThings:

I am sorry but where are ultimate wellbeing is concerned, there should not be an issue of I cannnot
I know it is easy for me to recommend things because I am not in your shoes but sincerely you need to stop a damaging habit
Spend just the minimum amount in the toilet and leave
If you had a friend who has drinking problems, you would discourage her from making a beer parlour her favourite abode
Let us look at it that way
May Allah make it easy for us

The jinn might be in control in those moments.

tbaba1234:


The jinn might be in control in those moments.

I see. Thanks
May Allah give us strength

tbaba1234:
To do ruqya on yourself, find a quiet place and get an ear piece and listen to ruqya recitations from youtube.

Certain suras have more effect on the jinn.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOeqgYeai-o&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Is there an MP3 version of this? The youtube version will be very heavy

BetaThings:

Is there an MP3 version of this? The youtube version will be very heavy

ssyoutube.com/watch?v=bOeqgYeai-o&feature=youtube_gdata_player


Just copy and paste on the browser and select mp3 or any format

1. Do Ruqya on yourself daily.

2. Generally have Quranic recitation around you.

3.Do your adkhars.

The jinn is likely to get more angry and try to hurt you but if you are consistent, it will lose it's grip by Allah's permission.

Salam alaykum sis, Tbaba1234 has done an excellent job with suggesting prayers for you. The only thing I want to add is for you to have faith and personal will power to defeat this being.

When it wants to claim you, resist it in your mind and intensify your prayers. A good test might be resisting the urge to be in the toilet for no good reason.

May Allah free you from this affliction.

swtbby:

thanks sis I hv and will continue praying

u are not d first dis will hapen to dis is d dua to cure it

very simple just 2rakat after fathia ayatul kurisiyu 21 after salam do 99 best time tahjud time by d grace of ALLAH you will come here and giv glory to ALLAH wahlai insha ALLAH

swtbby:
@albaqir
thanks brother bt pls can the suras be written on something else apart from hide of deer bc its kind of hard to find over here

I had an aunt leaving in London. Her own experience is brutal to the point that anytime she's pregnant, these evil jinn will have sex with her and she will loss the pregnancy. It happened to her several times. What I recommended was what we sent to her in London. Alhamdulillah she's fine with her firstborn almost finish high school.

I have seen many cases my dear sister. All these idea if Jinn visit toilet - bathroom etc and cannot enter clean places are preliminaries. These creatures are of different nature with different power and secret. According to Quran, some even penetrate into heavens to listen to secrets.

In Short try and look for the hide. It is easy to get in Yoruba land. it is called Egbin. Then if you can't find it, Yes inscribe those ayahs on a white piece of paper. But again try and look for hide of a deer.

Then recite constantly the dua Sabaasab. Allah will protect you big hur'mati Muhammad wa a'ali Muhammad.

BetaThings:

I am not really sure that Fortress covers this problem so much
I see it as what one should do every day to get very close to Allah and avoid issues like this
But when one gets into this situation, I believe that one should seek help from people who are pious and know what they do
There are a lot of restrictions that I have heard
Ruqya should not be done where there are photographs, a man doing it cannot be alone with the woman, and he should not be committing sins eg zina etc
Anyone performing ruqya stands a better chance of success if he is constantly devoted to the remembrance of Allah, fasts a lot etc
Think about this

Meanwhile I am looking at a book that I bought in Kaduna sometime ago - the title is
"Man's Protection Against Jinn and Satan" written by Wahid Abdussalam Bali and translated by Haytham Kreidly
The book has Arabic text on one page and English on the opposite page
You may want to take a look at it
You may also want to play Quranic tapes esp of Ruqya rather than stay in the toilet
But I suggest, given what you have described, that you talk to somebody who has been doing Riuqya and truly demonstrates the fear of Allah even in private

thanks I shall look for the book over here BT if I cldnt find it I hope u wild describe the place you bought it from so that I can travel to Kaduna and get it
I went to several rukiya imams and they follow rukiya rules no pics,transperant cloth etc and they all said the same thing that I'm married to a jinn and have kids with it ( not sure how that works) they call it jinn aashiq ( lust/ love jin ) very hard to get ride off bc it has been with me for a long time and it usually runs away before rukiya or doesn't follow me there.
the funny thing is I answered yes to all rukiya guys qustns do I give birth in my sleep, witness a wedding, hear/ see kids , having sex etc

Empiree:
i wont suggest you should suspect anyone. That's unnecessary suspicion and doubt. Focus should be on prayer and supplication.

OK brother prayer and supplication are the key words

BetaThings:

I see. Thanks
May Allah give us strength

smin thuma smin

swtbby:

thanks I shall look for the book over here BT if I cldnt find it I hope u wild describe the place you bought it from so that I can travel to Kaduna and get it
I went to several rukiya imams and they follow rukiya rules no pics,transperant cloth etc and they all said the same thing that I'm married to a jinn and have kids with it ( not sure how that works) they call it jinn aashiq ( lust/ love jin ) very hard to get ride of BC it has been with for a long time now

Yes, it would be difficult to get rid of, because of the length of time but it is possible and it happens.

It is possible to have children with the jinn. I have read a little about that.

You need to have the determination now to force it out. It would not happen in one day but you have to do it. It could take up to a month or more to get it to go.

1. Religiously say your adkhars after every salat with understanding and reflection. Duas after fajr and magribs especially.

2. Duas for toilet and sleep should not be missed.

3. Dua for leaving and entering the home.

4. Do ruqya on yourself daily.

5. The athan should be on your phone for every salat.

6. Surround yourself with Quran recitation

Note: It will get angry and react but that should give you more determination to continue because you are getting to it.

Sister, this battle will not be a short one, it can only be won with consistency. Even when you get it to go. If you slip in your worship, it will come back because it is in love with you.

tbaba1234:
1. When you recite Surah al-Baqarah. If you can't play an audio CD - Do this often

Abu Hurayrah (ra) reports that Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "Do not turn your houses into graves. Indeed Shaytaan flees from a house in which Surah al-Baqarah is recited." (Muslim).

2. When you say: La ilaha illAllaah - wahdahu laa shareeka lahu - lahul-mulku wa lahul-hamdu - wa huwa 'ala kulli shay'in qadeer. [There is none worthy of worship except Allah alone. He has no partners. To Him belongs the Dominion, to Him belongs all praise and He is capable over all things] a hundred times a day.

The evidence is what has been reported in the Saheeh of al Bukhaari and Muslim from Abu Hurayrah (ra) that Allaah's Messenger (saw) mentioned the above words and then said: "He will receive the reward of setting free ten slaves, a hundred good deeds will be written for him and a hundred bad deeds will be erased from him. It will be a sanctuary from Shaytaan for him on that day until he reaches the evening. No one will come with something better except one who increases beyond that".

3. Recitation of Ayaat ul-Kursi when you go to bed.

Abu Hurayrah (ra) reported that the Messenger (saw) put him in charge of guarding the zakaah of Ramadan and someone would come and take handfuls from the zakaah for two nights in succession. On the third night, he (Abu Hurayrah) grabbed him and said: "I will take you to Allaah's Messenger (saw)". He (the thief) said: "Leave me alone and I will teach you some words by which Allaah will benefit you". He then said, "When you depart to go to your bed recite aayaat ul-Kursi until you complete it. There wil never cease to be from Allaah a guardian to protect you and Shaytaan will not approach you until you wake up". When he explained this to Allaahs Messenger (saw), he said, "He has told you the truth althought he is a great liar". (al-Bukhaari).

4. When you spit on your left three times and seek refuge in Allaah from the evil of what you see in a dream.

Abu Salamah bin 'Abdur-Rahman said: "I heard Abu Qataadah ibn Rab'iyy say: "I heard Allaah's Messenger (saw) say, "The good dream is from Allaah and the bad dream is from Shaytaan. When one of you sees what he dislikes, let him spit on his left three times when he awakens and let him seek refuge in Allaah from its evil and then it will not harm him"". Abu Salamah said, "I used to see in my dream that which wouldbe more burdensome to me than a mountain and when I heard this hadeeth I considered it as nothing." In another narration he said, "I used to see in my dream which would make me concerned until I heard Abu Qataadah say: "I used to have dreams which would make me ill until I heard Allaah's Messenger (saw) say, "The righteous dream is from Allaah. If one of you sees what he loves then let him not inform anyone about it except one whom he loves. And if he sees what he dislikes, let him not inform anyone about it. Let him spit on his left three times and let him seek refuge in Allaah from Shaytaan, the accursed from the evil of what he saw and it will not harm him.""

5. Upon saying, when leaving the house "Bismillah tawakaltu 'ala Allah, la hawla wa la quwata illaa bilLah" [In the Name of Allah, I place my trust upon Alaah, There is no power nor movement except by Allaah].

Anas (ra) reports that Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "Whoever says (when he leaves his house): "In the Name of Allah, I place my trust upon Alaah, There is no power nor movement except by Allaah" it is said to him: "You have been sufficed, you have been protected and you have been guided". Then one of the devils turns to another and says, "How can you get to a man who has been sufficed, protected and guided". (Abu Dawud, at-Tirmidhi, hasan saheeh).

Umm Salamah (ra) said, "Allaah's Messenger (saw) never left my house except that he raised his sight to the sky and said, "Allahumma innee a'oodhu bika an adil aw udal, aw azil aw uzal, aw azlima aw uslam, aw ajhal aw yujhal 'aleeyy (O Allaah I seek refuge in you from leading others astray and being led astray, from causing others to slip and being made to slip, from oppressing others or being oppressed and from making others ignorant, and being kept ignorant."" (at-Tirmidhi, Abu Dawood, an-Nasa'ee, Ibn Majah. at-Tirmidhi said "hasan saheeh", al-Albaani agreed with him in al-Kalim ut-Tayyib, no.59).

6. Remembering Allaah the Sublime and Exalted when entering the house and before eating.

Jaabir (ra) said: "I heard the Prophet (saw) say: "When a man enters his house and remembers Allaah the Exalted upon entering and before eating, Shaytaan says: "There is no place for you to spend the night and there is no supper for you." When he enters the house and does not remember Allaah, Shaytaan says: "You have found a place to spend the night" and when he does not remember Allaah upon eating his food, Shaytaan says: "You have found a place to stay and some supper"". (Muslim).

7. Saying "A'oodhu bilLahil-'adheem wa bi wajhil-kareemi wa bi sultaanihil-qadeemi min ash-Shaytaani-rajeem" [I seek refuge with Allaah the Mighty, with His Noble Face and with His Eternal Authority from Shaytaan, the Accursed] when entering the mosque.

'Abdullah ibn 'Umar (ra) said, "When the Prophet (saw) used to enter the mosque he woul say, "I seek refuge with Allaah the Mighty, with His Noble Face and with His Eternal Authority from Shaytaan, the Accursed". He then said, "When (a man) says this, Shaytaan says: "He has been protected from me for the whole day"". (Abu Dawud, al-Albaani declared it saheeh in Saheeh Abu Dawood, no. 458, and an-Nawawee and Ibn Hajr declared it hasan).

8. Upon pronouncing the adhaan.

This is due to what has been reported from Abu Hurayrah (ra) that Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "When the call to prayer is made, Shaytaan flees on his heels and passes wind with noise during his flight so that he does not hear the adhaan. When the adhaan is completed he comes back. When the iqaamah is pronounced he takes to his heels again until it is completed. Then he returns again and whispers into the heart of the person and says to him:

"Remember this and remember that". So the person remembers those things which were not in his mind before the prayer began and as a result, he forgets how much he has prayed". (al-Bukhaari, Muslim).

Pronouncing the adhaan can be done at any time to repel Shaytaan. This is due to what has been reported by Muslim from Abu Saheel bin Abu Saalih who said: "My father sent me to Bani Harithah and there was a young boy with me. Someone called him by his name from a wall, so he went to have a look at the wall but did not see anything. I mentioned that to my father and he said: "If I had known that you would encounter this I would not have sent you. However, when you hear a voice then make the call for prayer since I heard Abu Hurayrah (ra) saying the Prophet (saw) said, "When the call for prayer is made, Shaytaan flees".

9. . When seeking refuge in Allaah due to the Exalted's saying: "And when an incitement to evil comes to you from Shaytaan, seek refuge in Allaah. He is the All Hearing, the All Knowing". (41:36)

10. When you say "A'oodhu billah minka, al'anuka bi l'anatillaah" [I seek refuge in Allah from you, I curse you with the curse of Allah] three times during the prayer.

Abu Dardaa' (ra) reports that "Allaah's Messenger (saw) stood for prayer and we heard him saying, "I seek refuge in Allaah from you". Then he said, "I curse you with the curse of Allaah" three times. At the same time, he was stretching out his hand, trying to grab hold of something. When he finished his prayer we said to him: "O Messenger of Allaah! We heard you say something in the prayer which we have never heard from you before and we saw you stretching out your hand". He said, "That was the enemy of Allaah, Iblees. He came with a flame of fire and tried to throw it in my face. I said, "I seek refuge in Allah from you" three times and then (I said), "I curse you with the curse of Allaah" three times and he did not hesitate. Then I desired to capture him. By Allaah! If it had not been for the supplication of our brother (the Prophet) Sulaymaan, he would have been tied up and the children of Madinah would have played about with him"". (Muslim).

In another hadeeth from 'Uthmaan bin Abul-Aas (ra) who said, "I said, "O Messenger of Allaah! Shaytaan comes in between me and my prayer and my recitation, confusing me." He said, "That is a Shaytaan called Khunzub. When you feel his presence, seek refuge in Allaah from him and spit on your left three times." I did as he said and Allaah took that (distraction) away from me." (Muslim)

11. When the servant finds something in his soul that concerns him and says "huwal-awwalu wal-aakhiru wadh-dhaahiru wal-baatinu wa huwa bi kulli shay'in 'aleem" [He is the First and the Last, the Outermost and the Innermost, and He has Knowledge of every single thing.]

Abu Zameel (ra) said, "I said to Ibn 'Abbas (ra), "What is this thing which I find in my soul?" - meaning doubt. He said, "When you find something like that in your soul, then say, "He (Allaah) is the First and the Last, the Outermost and the Innermost and He has knowledge of every single thing."" (Abu Dawood, al-Albaani declared it hasan in al-Kalim ut-Tayyib no.135).

12. When a calamity befalls you and you say "QadrAllahu wa ma sha' Allaahu fa'ala" [Allah has decreed (this) and He does whatever He wills].

Abu Hurayrah (ra) reports that Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "The strong believer is more loved by Allaah than the weak believer, but in both there is good. Be zealous for what will benefit you. Seek help from Allaah the Mighty and Majestic and do not become incapacitated. If something afflicts you, do not say: "If only I had done such and such" but say, "Allaah has decreed (this) and He does whatever He wills". Indeed saying "if.." opens up the doorway of Shaytaan's handiwork." (Muslim)

13. When you say "Bismillah, Allahumma janibna ash-Shaytaan wa janibish-Shaytaana maa razaqtna" {in the Name of Allaah, O Allaah! Make us distant from Shaytaan and make Shaytaan distant from what you bestow upon us".

Ibn 'Abbaas (ra) reports that the Prophet (saw) said, "If one of you says, when approaching his wife (for intercourse): "In the Name of Allaah. O Allaah! Make us distant from Shaytaan and make Shaytaan distant from what you bestow upon us" and offspring is decreed for you, Shaytaan will never be able to harm it (i.e. the offspring)". (al-Bukhaari, Muslim)

14. When you say in a state of anger "A'oodhu bilLaahi min ash-Shaytaan ir-Rajeem" [I seek refuge with Allaah from Shaytaan the Accursed].

Sulaymaan bin Sard (ra) said, "I was sitting with Allaah's Messenger (saw) and two men were abusing each other. The face of one of them had become red (out of anger) and his veins had become inflated. Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "I know a word which, if he was to say, his anger would leave him. If he said: "I seek refuge in Allaah from Shaytaan the Accursed", his anger would leave him"" (al-Bukhaari, Muslim).

15. Upon saying "bismillah" [in the Name of Allah]

Abul-Maleeh (ra) reports that a man said, "I was behind the Messenger (saw) and his riding animal stumbled. I said, "May Shaytaan perish", and he said, "Do not say, "May Shaytaan perish". If you say that he will grow in size until he becomes the size of a house and says, "By my strength". Instead say, "In the Name of Allaah". When you say that, he reduces in size until he is like a fly." (Abu Dawood, saheeh isnad).

16. When you supplicate for blessings for something which wins your admiration.

Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "When one of you sees something in his self or in his possessions which amazes him (or wins his admiration) he should invoke blessings upon it as the (evil) eye is indeed true and real".

17. When you recite the M'uwadhdhataan [Surah al-Falaq and Surah an-Naaz].

Abu Sa'eed (ra) said, "Allaah's Messenger (saw) used to seek refuge from the jinn and from the effects of the (evil) of men until the m'uwwadhdhataan were revealed. When they were revealed he clung to them and abandoned what was besides them." (at-Tirmidhi, hasan; an-Nasa'ee and Ibn Maajah - saheeh).

18. When you make the prostration of recitation.

Allaah's Messenger (saw) said, "When you read a

verse of prostration then prostrate, Shaytaan departs crying and says: "Woe be to him. He was ordered with prostration and he prostrated - so for him is Paradise. I was ordered with prostration and I refused - so for me is the Fire." (Muslim, Ahmad and Ibn Maajah).

19. When reciting the Qur'aan.

The Messenger of Allaah (saw) went out one night and passed by Abu Bakr (ra) who was praying with a lowered voice. Then he passed by 'Umar ibn al-Khattaab (ra) who was praying with a raised voice When they came together with the Prophet (saw), he said, "O Abu Bakr! I passed by you while you were praying with a lowered voice." Abu Bakr (ra) said, "I made the one with whom I was conversing with (i.e Allaah) hear it, O Messenger of Allaah." He then said to 'Umar (ra), "I passed by you while you were praying with a raised voice". 'Umar (ra) said, "O Messenger of Allaah! I was incitng those who were asleep and driving away the Shaytaan." The Prophet (saw) then said, "O Abu Bakr! Raise your voice somewhat" and he said to 'Umar, "lower your voice somewhat". (Abu Dawood, al Haakim, who declared it saheeh as did adh-Dhahabi).


20. When you move the finger during the prayer.

It is established that Allaah's Messenger (saw) used to move his finger, supplicating with it (Abu Dawood, an-Nasaa'i, Ibn al_Jaarud in al-Muntaqa and others) and the Messenger of Allaah said, "It is more powerful against the Shaytaan than iron" - meaning the forefinger.

tanks so much brother I shall do all tht , the last time I recited ayat kursiyu and muadhaatan wiped it on mmy body before sleeping I went through violent sex before walking a whole journey through mountains before giving birth , the usual funfair, celebration with many people around was not there, just got placed on hospital like bed with masked nurses that were pretty nuts

swtbby:

tanks so much brother I shall do all tht , the last time I recited ayat kursiyu and muadha wiped it on mmy body before sleeping I went through

You have to recite ayat kursi everyday. especially when going to bed... DO NOT MISS IT!!

tbaba1234:


You have to recite ayat kursi everyday. especially when going to bed... DO NOT MISS IT!!

I do that but it gets harder every time not that I intend to stop

swtbby:

I do that but it gets harder every time

Get Cds of surah baqarah and play it in your rooms as you sleep.

If you can't recite or find it hard. Let there be recitation around you.

Download this now:

ssyoutube.com/watch?v=bOeqgYeai-o&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Copy on your browser...

Download it, use earphones and do ruqya on yourself daily.

The early morning adkhar is very important.

Put your trust firmly in Allah

tbaba1234:


Get Cds of surah baqarah and play it in your rooms as you sleep.

If you can't recite or find it hard. Let there be recitation around you.

I had it on my phone whenever I listened to it my heart starts racing, get nervous, shiver and jumpy before I get total relaxation and sleep off

tbaba1234:
Download it, use earphones and do ruqya on yourself daily.

The early morning adkhar is very important.

Put your trust firmly in Allah

thanks I shall download it to my present phone

swtbby:

I had it on my phone whenever I listened to it my heart starts racing, get nervous, and jumpy before I get total relaxation and sleep off

Great, do it as often as possible.

Consistency is key... Once you slack, it will come back

tbaba1234:


Great, do it as often as possible.

Consistency is key... Once you slack, it will come back

thanks for giving me all these tools to fight it . the funny thing is when I slack it gives me a breathing space

swtbby:

thanks for giving me all these tools to fight it . the funny thing is when I slack it gives me a breathing space

Because it is happy that you are slacking, it gains more control as a result.