Introduction
The ailment of human being's possession by Jinn has, like any other ailments, some particular symptoms; however, it should be noted that sometimes they may be confused with some other physical illnesses. In fact, a woman came to me complaining about a pain in her legs; I immediately thought it was from rheumatism. Then I asked myself, “I had better recite some of the Qur'an on her to be certain. When I started reciting the Qur'an, a Jinn spoke through her, and informed me that he was holding her leg. I ordered him to leave her body in obedience to Allah (SWT) and he left. The woman was then able to stand up, without any pain; and all Praise to Allah Alone.
It is very important for the healer (exorcist) to be acquainted with the symptoms which are divided in two sections:
Symptoms that appear in a dream
1. Insomnia: when a person cannot find sleep, except after a long period of relaxation. 2. Anxiety: which leads to much waking up during the night. 3. Nightmares: when a person sees something that worries him, in a dream, and he wants to seek help, but could not. 4. To see animals in a dream; such as a cat, dog, camel, snake, lion, fox, mouse. 5. To bite one's teeth in a dream. 6. Laughing, crying, or screaming in a dream. 7. Moaning in a dream. 8. Sleepwalking. 9. To see oneself, in a dream; falling from a high position. 10. To dream of being in a cemetery, a refuse place or a deserted road. 11. To see people with some strange features; to notice excessive height or shortness in them; or seeing completely black people. 12. To see ghosts in a dream.
Symptoms when awake
1. Constant headaches (with a condition that its cause is not a sickness in the eyes, ears, nose, teeth, throat or stomach. 2. Aversion (i.e. Turning away from remembering Allah, from Salat and all the other pious deeds). 3. Straying (i.e. absent-mindedness, distractedness). 4. Laziness and lassitude. 5. Epilepsy (a seizure in which there are convulsions and loss of consciousness). 6. A pain in an organ that medicine is unable to cure.
Types of Jinn possession of humans
1. A total possession (a Jinn possesses the whole body of a person, such as the one who suffers from seizures). 2. A partial possession (a Jinn possesses one particular organ of the body, such as an arm, leg or tongue). 3. Constant possession (a Jinn possesses the body for a long period of time). 4. Temporary possession, which lasts no more than a few minutes, like a nightmare.
What does this bring up for you today?