Purge Them Out !

 

Indeed, it is from Solomon, and indeed, it reads: 'In the name of Allah , the Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful,

Be not haughty with me but come to me in submission [as Muslims].' "

Source: Qur'an.com

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Ustaz recited the above two verses from Surah An-Naml (Ants) in getting rid one of the stubborn jinn in his patient's body.

The patient is a young 24-year old mother, who suffered severe depression that needed strong medication.

She admitted of readying herself anytime, to be admitted to mental institution.
She admitted to have gone mad.

Her depression reached the most critical period when she received the news of her father-in-law's death four months ago, in June.

At that time, she said, she was no longer herself.
Her shrouded-in-white soul was dangling in thin air, she was seeing death all around her.
Worst still, she felt her plump body seemed weightless as she felt her feet were not touching the ground.
She was floating, not walking.


Although at the last count there were 14 jinns that were purged out of the patient one by one over several days, not all were stubborn, though.

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This afternoon, an ustaz on television recited the same two verses forcing out a jinn called 'Asyik, from staying in a married woman's body.
'Asyik is known to like, idolise and love human beings.

The 'Asyik in the woman's body admitted to have fallen in love with her, and have had ten children with her.

According to the woman, she used to hear a voice saying 'I love you' in English, and they used to communicate with each other...          

The Other World - The Other Experience In Jumeirah

Spooky Goings-On  
By Annabel Kantaria

I once employed a Filipina housekeeper who saw it as her duty not just to keep my house clean, but also to save me from evil spirits. Despite being educated enough to know better, she was, like many Filipinos, very superstitious. For example, if we went grocery shopping together, she would leap into my path at opportune moments to save me from receiving bad luck from fellow shoppers whom she “could tell” were cursed, or from evil spirits hiding in the produce section.
I found it mildly amusing for a while but it started to grate when she became convinced that my house was haunted. There’s nothing funny about getting home from a 10-hour day at the office to be greeted by the spooked face of a housekeeper who believes a poltergeist’s been tampering with the air-conditioning.
Her most frequent complaint, though, was the mysterious footsteps she would hear walking upstairs when she was home alone. “And sometimes the bedroom door bangs, too,” she’d say in that eery voice that teenagers use when planning a séance. “The last house I worked in was haunted, too. Two ghosts.”  (This last piece of information delivered with a knowing nod and a raised eyebrow.)
I tried to explain to her that my house was built in 2005. We were the first people ever to live in it. The chances of it truly being haunted were minimal – maybe I should just get the electrician out to check the air-con? She argued that someone may have died while it was being built, or perhaps it was built on a burial site.
Not knowing the history of the piece of desert upon which my house is built, I couldn’t really argue. It’s also difficult not to be moved when you live with someone whose belief is so strong. Maybe there was something in it after all? Many of the different nationalities living in Dubai believe strongly in the supernatural. Emirates 24/7 reported this week on a part of Jumeirah, Dubai, that many residents believe is haunted.
Expats talk of plates sliding across tables, of remote-controlled cars driving on their own, of running taps, ghostly footsteps and even sightings of apparitions. A Pakistani gardener refuses to walk past one particular house in the area, claiming there’s a cold chill surrounding it and strange noises coming from it at night, even though it’s uninhabited. While three others backed up his story, none were willing to tell the reporter which house it is that’s known as “bhoot house” (ghost house).
It wouldn’t be such a stretch to imagine that the area is haunted. It’s close to Dubai’s most significant archaeological site, where remains of a souq and houses dating back to the 6^th century AD are still visible; and it’s not so far from Al Sufouh, where, in 1990, a tomb was excavated along with four cremation pits containing burnt human bone thought to be from as many as 200 bodies.
But, back to my own house. I asked my current housekeeper, also Filipina, if she believes in spirits and if she feels our house is haunted. “I believe in it,” she said. “But there’s nothing in this house. If there’s a spirit in the house I know because my hairs stand on end.” I didn’t tell her about the unmistakable footsteps I hear upstairs when everyone else is out.
Annabel Kantaria is a journalist who moved to Dubai long before most people knew where it was. She doesn’t ride a camel to work; has never seen a gold-plated golf buggy and only rarely has pink champagne for breakfast. 

Source: My Telegraph - April 21, 2011

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Jumeirah Jinns Giving Residents A Spookfest 

Tenants, gardeners and maids report mysterious apparitions, doors slamming and things moving on their own By Bindu Suresh Rai

The Jumeirah 2 neighbourhood has given several families sleepless nights.

It's 3am and footsteps can be heard echoing across the upstairs landing. A chill seeps into the room as a long dark shadow uncurls across the staircase, reaching out into the inky black darkness.
If this was a scene from a Hollywood movie, Ghostbusters would only be a short call away.
But for the many residents of Jumeirah 2 and 3, this everyday reality spins a spooky yarn of its own.
Over the last one year, cases of ghostly sightings and eerie and unexplained happenings have surfaced across residents of villas across the district.
The Jumeirah 2 neighbourhood, behind Choithrams supermarket in particular, has given several families sleepless nights.
Kate Naomi, a former Jumeirah resident wrote on the Expatwoman.com forum: “I consider myself a non-believer. But we moved into a house in Jumeirah, quite an old house actually, and all kinds of strange things started to happen. We tried to think up rational explanations but couldn’t seem to find any.
“There were a number of incidents - a plate sliding across the table on its own (heavy china one), there was nothing near it and the table was not wet. The gas cooker kept turning on; my sons toys kept activating themselves (remote control car driving round when no one is near the controller).”
If that wasn’t enough to give people the willies, she added: “My husband who is a complete non-believer told me he saw someone sitting on the stairs, a woman, and both of us have seen a small boy several times... It has happened in front of others too with my best friend sprinting for the door and wouldn’t come round after she witnessed some strange goings on. [sic].”
Kate went on to state that she later learned that no tenant has stayed in the house longer than six months.
Since her posts began, the family has moved homes and are relieved that incidents have not followed them into their new residence.
Kate’s experiences are not isolated. Another Jumeirah resident, Kitty, has also narrated similar experiences, saying: “We are living in Jumeirah three near Choithrams and also have odd things happening. The kitchen tap starts running around 10pm. I can hear footsteps upstairs when I know the kids are asleep. I also get the feeling that I am being watched and then the dog starts barking always in the same place where I feel the watching is coming from. Thankfully it does not seem to be a threatening presence.”
Another Expatforum poster, Wrinkly has a similar story to tell. “We live behind Safa Park and for the past six years have been having this ‘uneasy’ feeling in the house.
“My friend and her daughter came to visit and the daughter told us she saw a shadow in the house and a woman’s figure. Our neighbours never stay longer than a year and the people previously in our house also just stayed for a year and the people before them... I don’t know if it’s just my imagination going wild or there might be something more
A former burial site?
Stories have long since circulated over the Dubai grapevine that the Jumeirah district was once a burial ground for tribes over a century ago.
Kate is a firm believer in that, saying: “I know for a fact that there are a few old burial grounds in Jumeirah; I am pretty sure my house was located on one.”
Sophie, who is also a Jumeirah resident took to the online forum to talk about her maid complaining of seeing spirits, which soon propelled into a state of spooky incidences.
She wrote: “My daughter started with these stories of “friends” telling her “secrets” so I just chalked it up to imaginary friends, although she said one of them was “scaryman” and that has been a whole discussion with her. I am overly cautious with her TV to the point that there is no cable connection in the playroom...”
But when Sophie’s maid started to complain that spirits were haunting the house, all rationality went on pause mode.
“My villa is over 20 years old and the house next door is empty a lot and in the past five years has had a few different families,” she said. “But I also know that parts of Jumeirah are on top of old archaeological sites.”
Head to UAE interact and the government website confirms that Jumeirah was once a caravan stop for a trade route connecting Iraq and Rumoured grave sites having been covered over the decades have also made the rounds, but no one has ever confirmed the urban legend.
When 'Emirates 24|7' investigated, several similar stories cropped up with one Pakistani gardener, Shoaib Khan, saying: “I have worked in the area for seven years and there is a house here that all of us avoid walking past.
You feel a cold chill the minute you enter its compound and the dogs also bark incessantly when they approach it.
“No one has stayed in the villa for years and sometimes if you are out at night, you hear noises coming from it. I am telling you, there is an evil jinn in the house.”
Khan refused to escort this reporter to what he referred to as “bhoot villa” or “ghost villa”, nor would he divulge in its whereabouts.
Surprisingly, three others verified Khan’s story and all paled at the idea of divulging the address.
In Arabic folklore and Islamic teachings, jinns are supernatural beings that reside in a parallel world to humans. Jinns are known to be good, neutral or evil.
“The ones here are not good. They are evil,” said Liaqat Hassan, an Afghani driver who resides in Jumeirah three with his employers. “We have seen her, a woman who walks with her feet twisted. Anyone who looks her directly in the face goes mad.”
While Hassan’s dramatic story cannot be proved, his fear seemed genuine as he immediately started to recite verses from the Holy Quran and walked away.
Resident Sophie did ultimately end up employing the exorcism route to cleanse her home of any spirits, mischievous or of the evil kind.
She said: “The maid has not said anything about any spirits of late. It could also be that she was making it up and thought better to stop or my husband got a bit angry with her and scared her more than the spirits.”

Source: Emirates 247 - Tuesday, April 19, 2011

The Other World Story - Parents, Keep Your Kids Away From All Evil Spirits

Sleep walking Siti Balqis Mohd Nor has been found in the early hours of the morning on top of her house, on trees, in drains and even inside a cement mixer.
At one time, Siti was found 10km away from her house in a cemetery.

The family of the 22-year-old from Kampung Gong Nangka had even resorted to hiring bomohs from Kelantan and Pahang to find a solution to her condition.

Her mother Norizan Said, 47, said Siti had to be watched by the whole family or she would get up and start walking randomly.

“This is so strange. She has been sleep-walking every night for two months now,” she said.

Norizan added that Siti, the eldest, has to be constantly watched by her three other siblings.

Siti is not aware of her condition.

“I don’t realise what I’m doing until suddenly I’ll find myself waking up in a strange place.

“Sometimes I can see people looking for me but I can never call out to them,” she said.

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That is what appeared in  The Star  last week, and I was halfway to share about my experience of having a sleepwalking son before his kindergarten days.
Then, I sensed something not right about the report. I went through it again and decided not to blog about sleepwalking as it's bad spirits, jinns or genies that have to do with her disappearing acts.

I had just  blogged  about evil creatures earlier, meant for information sharing, not entertaining ideas about them, and yes, they like entertainment a lot, just like us, human beings, like to be entertained - So, just make sure they do not come in between while we enjoy entertaining or being entertained.
These creatures, they very much love humans and they love humans to talk about them, searching for them, be among them and... be damn them.

They are GOD's creations, they are everywhere, these Lucifer's families and friends  make Mina their homes (that's the reason why nobody is allowed to stay there), and their numbers are 100% more than us, human beings.

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Photo: Asiaone

Stories about Siti Balqis appeared daily in many papers, but what makes me wanted to write about her is, I wonder whose children are in the above picture when the traditional practitioners manged to capture the bad spirits.

Isn't the parents aware of the consequences?
They should keep their children away from those bad creatures.

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Siti Balqis became the talk of her village when she allegedly vanished on several occasions, only to be found in odd places.

The family had forked out thousands of ringgit to pay for the services of about 100 bomohs since Siti Balqis started vanishing at odd hours two months ago but 17 bomohs had offered their services for free since the girl's story appeared in papers.

Siti Balqis stopped vanishing and had just wanted to carry on with life after the '9 culprits' responsible for spiriting her away had been captured last Friday.
The bomohs sealed the 'culprits' in containers and would be thrown into the sea so that the jinns would not bother anyone again.
Hundreds of curious onlookers flocked to the home of Siti Balqis when they heard that the "culprits" had been captured and imprisoned in special containers. They jostled to take photos and video footage of the containers which the djinns were said to be inside.

Siti Balqis was relieved to be able to live without the fear of suddenly finding herself alone in strange places. Her family thought her ordeal was over when 2 bomohs had captured and sealed the 9 jinns but she disappeared again on Saturday night.

3 healers captured 12 more jinns from the house after she was whisked away to a cave about 15km from her home.
She mysteriously disappeared at 7.30pm and hundreds of residents searched around the house and at locations that she had been found in previous disappearances.
At 11.30pm, her mother received an SMS from the girl, saying that she had been taken to a cave in Bukit Keluang where rescue team to Bukit Keluang did not find her but found seven men and two women who were meditating inside the cave.
Two hours later, Siti Balqis sent another SMS, saying she had been whisked home but had landed on a rambutan tree.
She was pale and unconscious when rescuers brought her down from the rambutan tree.
After regained consciousness at 5am, she told her mother she saw the rescuers at Bukit Keluang cave but none of them could hear her calls. She even tried to touch one of the rescuers' wife as she passed by her but the lady failed to notice her existence.

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The sealed containers would be thrown into the sea so that the jinns would not bother anyone again?

If any curious daredevil is to find one?
Will it end up to be auctioned online as these?

TWO CAPTURED GHOSTS

Captured ghosts from our house

Captured by an exorsist from a spiritualist church

one spirit we believe is a man by the name of Les Graham, managed to track down a photo. He died in the house in the 1920's.

Exorsist believes this spirit likes to make himself known and spook people. but he is not a very strong spirit.

The other spirit came from when me and my partner stupidly did an Oujia Board. We believe it is a little girl who likes to move things and turn things on and off. Exorsist says she is VERY strong and if left will get stronger.

We have had no activity since they were bottled on July 15th 2009 . So i believe they are in the bottles.

They are bottled with holy water as aparantly the water dulls the spirits energy, sort of puts them to sleep.

To revive the spirit, i have been told that you pour into a little dish and let it evaporate into your house.

I just want to get rid of them as they scare me. But someone might like these to play with.

So if you like ghosts, heres two real ones! 

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'Bottled Ghosts' Sold In New Zealand Auction

Some readers were concerned for the wellbeing of the spirits

Two glass phials said to contain the ghosts of an old man and a young girl have sold for NZ$2,000 ($1,395:£935) in an online auction in New Zealand.

The auction, which ended on Monday night, attracted more than 200,000 page views on the Trade Me website.

Avie Woodbury said the ghosts had been captured in her Christchurch house by an exorcist and stored in holy water.

The top bidder, an electronic cigarette company, said it was looking for ideas on what to do with the ghosts.

Ms Woodbury told bidders she had experienced "bizarre activity" in her home.

"I would get things like the jug boiling itself, touching on the back of my neck, voices from other rooms, and items going missing then turning up in weird places," she said.

"The dog was mental, he wouldn't go into certain rooms and my brother's daughter would stay with me and she said she spoke to a little girl."

But after a member of a local spiritualist church performed an exorcism in July last year, the house had returned to normal, said Ms Woodbury.

The ghost of the old man and the girl had been safely contained in holy water, she said, which "sort of puts them to sleep".

"I just want to get rid of them as they scare me. But someone might like these to play with," she said.

Sceptical

The lot was viewed nearly 220,000 times in a week and received scores of comments, ranging from practical issues about how to ensure the ghosts remained in the bottles to concerns over the morality of selling another person's spirit.

Other enquiries were more sceptical, with one reader suggesting he too had spirits in bottles in a cupboard at home.

"I think they are called Jim Beam and the other is Johnnie Walker," he said.

The closing bid went to a company called Safer Smoke NZ, which produces electronic cigarette substitutes - it paid NZ$2,830 for the two bottles.

The company said it was now inviting suggestions as to what they should do with the ghosts.

Ms Woodbury said all profits from the sale would be donated to an animal charity, after she had paid the exorcist's fees.