Maliq(@MasterMaliq):Do you believe jinns are real? A mallam once told me about a woman who reportedly lived with severe mental illness for over eight years and was brought for a ruqyah session (Islamic spiritual healing). During the session, the jinn allegedly revealed why it entered her body. She had poured boiling water outside, unaware that a jinn and his newborn children were passing through. The water allegedly killed the children. The jinn claimed it entered her body out of revenge. You may call it superstition. You may call it impossible. But there’s a reason many Muslims are taught not to pour hot water outside without first saying Bismillah or allowing it to cool. You don't know what you might be pouring it on.

2026.09.21 14:19

Do you believe jinns are real? A mallam once told me about a woman who reportedly lived with severe mental illness for over eight years and was brought for a ruqyah session (Islamic spiritual healing). During the session, the jinn allegedly revealed why it entered her body. She had poured boiling water outside, unaware that a jinn and his newborn children were passing through. The water allegedly killed the children. The jinn claimed it entered her body out of revenge. You may call it superstition. You may call it impossible. But there’s a reason many Muslims are taught not to pour hot water outside without first saying Bismillah or allowing it to cool. You don't know what you might be pouring it on.