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I'm looking for advice and guidance as far as how to handle this situation.
My brother in law was previously married to a woman who claimed to be possessed by a jinn. She was treated and responded well (her behavior improved) but she went "crazy" shortly after giving birth to their child and left the house with the baby and has shacked up with her boyfriend for over three years now. Needless to say, they are divorced. I only needed to mention that part so the rest makes sense. This is not about her. She appears to have mental problems on top of sihr or possession. We will never know and have no interest in helping her.
Since my brother in law met her, his finances declined severely. He had a great job and was stable, but she managed to drain him entirely and with her possession antics managed to sabotage his secure job and he has not been able to recover ever since. This is a very brief summary by the way. If I described everything that happened, you'd understand how serious this is.
He has been married to my sister for a few years now and he has not been able to secure any kind of employment for more than a couple of months at a time. He is a well educated man, masha'Allah with experience and plenty of potential. He is a practicing Muslim and prays his 5 daily prayers, wakes for tahajood and is overall very kind. There is simply no reason as to why he hasn't been able to get a job in 6 years now.
As a family, we came to the conclusion that there's a possibility somebody did sihr on him and his ex at some point or maybe she did it to him, or Allah knows, but we suspect he is inflicted with sihr and he did get a hold of a Raqi. The Raqi gave him instructions to recite ayat al Kursi 1,000 times per day after Fajr and Maghrib and listen to Surah Al Baqara every evening for a couple of weeks. If he didn't see improvement, he was to contact the Raqi.
There was no improvement and now the Raqi wants $300 to treat him. :hmm: This rubs me the wrong way, especially since the Raqi knows this has to do with finances. I don't think the fee should be so high or if it is proper to charge a fee in the first place.
Does anyone have advice as far as what can be done? Do you know of any reliable Raqi's that may help in the Toronto area? This needs to be resloved. It has been far too long and him and my sister deserve a better quality of life.
Thank you for your time.
I'm looking for advice and guidance as far as how to handle this situation.
My brother in law was previously married to a woman who claimed to be possessed by a jinn. She was treated and responded well (her behavior improved) but she went "crazy" shortly after giving birth to their child and left the house with the baby and has shacked up with her boyfriend for over three years now. Needless to say, they are divorced. I only needed to mention that part so the rest makes sense. This is not about her. She appears to have mental problems on top of sihr or possession. We will never know and have no interest in helping her.
Since my brother in law met her, his finances declined severely. He had a great job and was stable, but she managed to drain him entirely and with her possession antics managed to sabotage his secure job and he has not been able to recover ever since. This is a very brief summary by the way. If I described everything that happened, you'd understand how serious this is.
He has been married to my sister for a few years now and he has not been able to secure any kind of employment for more than a couple of months at a time. He is a well educated man, masha'Allah with experience and plenty of potential. He is a practicing Muslim and prays his 5 daily prayers, wakes for tahajood and is overall very kind. There is simply no reason as to why he hasn't been able to get a job in 6 years now.
As a family, we came to the conclusion that there's a possibility somebody did sihr on him and his ex at some point or maybe she did it to him, or Allah knows, but we suspect he is inflicted with sihr and he did get a hold of a Raqi. The Raqi gave him instructions to recite ayat al Kursi 1,000 times per day after Fajr and Maghrib and listen to Surah Al Baqara every evening for a couple of weeks. If he didn't see improvement, he was to contact the Raqi.
There was no improvement and now the Raqi wants $300 to treat him. :hmm: This rubs me the wrong way, especially since the Raqi knows this has to do with finances. I don't think the fee should be so high or if it is proper to charge a fee in the first place.
Does anyone have advice as far as what can be done? Do you know of any reliable Raqi's that may help in the Toronto area? This needs to be resloved. It has been far too long and him and my sister deserve a better quality of life.
Thank you for your time.