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**mr.videomen** · 02-10-2012, 08:29 PM

I received this email:

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In recent months, my husband has been suffering from anxiety attacks, lack of appetite and sleep disturbance. I have reason to believe that he may be a victim of black magic but I'm not sure. Anyway, I got woken up last night by the sound of my husband muttering in his sleep. I tried to hear what he was saying but his muttering was too quiet.

Then he started making an "ooo" sound. Quietly at first, but he started getting louder and louder and was soon howling like a wolf.

The howling then turned into an "argh" sound like a fierce animal.

He was so loud that I was afraid he would wake up the neighbours.

This lasted a few minutes. I recited Surah Fatiha out loud but he carried on howling. But he stopped suddenly when I started reciting Ayatul Kursi out loud. By the time I finished reciting Ayatul Kursi, he was sleeping normally again and snoring.

Only a few seconds later he woke up, and seeing the terrified look on my face, asked "did you hear it?" I told him what had happened and he explained to me that he had a dream in which he was possessed by a jinn, and the jinn had taken over his body and was talking through him. In his dream, he could hear the jinn talking but couldn't say anything himself. When he tried, he felt like he was being choked and no words would come out. He said that the dream was very vivid and seemed very real. He was very calm when he woke up and did not seem disturbed at all. He was more concerned about me and how I scared I was.

He is not someone who normally has nightmares. In fact, he can't remember the last time he had a nightmare.

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I know there are people on this forum who have knowledge of such things and I am interested in hearing your opinion.

Also, can anyone suggest a reputable aamil in Batley or Dewsbury?

02-10-2012, 08:29 PM	#1
mr.videomen Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 408 Senior Member	Howling Jinn I received this email: --- Begin Message --- In recent months, my husband has been suffering from anxiety attacks, lack of appetite and sleep disturbance. I have reason to believe that he may be a victim of black magic but I'm not sure. Anyway, I got woken up last night by the sound of my husband muttering in his sleep. I tried to hear what he was saying but his muttering was too quiet. Then he started making an "ooo" sound. Quietly at first, but he started getting louder and louder and was soon howling like a wolf. The howling then turned into an "argh" sound like a fierce animal. He was so loud that I was afraid he would wake up the neighbours. This lasted a few minutes. I recited Surah Fatiha out loud but he carried on howling. But he stopped suddenly when I started reciting Ayatul Kursi out loud. By the time I finished reciting Ayatul Kursi, he was sleeping normally again and snoring. Only a few seconds later he woke up, and seeing the terrified look on my face, asked "did you hear it?" I told him what had happened and he explained to me that he had a dream in which he was possessed by a jinn, and the jinn had taken over his body and was talking through him. In his dream, he could hear the jinn talking but couldn't say anything himself. When he tried, he felt like he was being choked and no words would come out. He said that the dream was very vivid and seemed very real. He was very calm when he woke up and did not seem disturbed at all. He was more concerned about me and how I scared I was. He is not someone who normally has nightmares. In fact, he can't remember the last time he had a nightmare. --- End Message --- I know there are people on this forum who have knowledge of such things and I am interested in hearing your opinion. Also, can anyone suggest a reputable aamil in Batley or Dewsbury?
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