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The text is a transcript of a talk about magic and its origins, effects, and rulings in Islam. The speaker explains that magic is a reality that was taught by two angels, Harut and Marut, as a test for the people of Babylon, but many of them used it for evil purposes. He also mentions that magic was done to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) by some Jews, but he was cured by reciting the surahs of Felak and Nas. He warns that magic is a major sin and a form of disbelief, and that those who do it or have it done are cursed and have no right to live. He advises the listeners to avoid going to magicians or sorcerers, and to seek refuge in Allah and the Quran instead. He says that most of the people who claim to be affected by magic are actually suffering from their own lack of faith and ignorance. He concludes by urging the listeners to strengthen their creed and trust in Allah's power and wisdom.
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- The text is a transcript of a video about magic and Islam by Hayalhanem Istanbul.
- The speaker explains the origin, nature, and consequences of magic according to Islamic sources.
- The speaker mentions some examples of magic in the history of Islam, such as the spell cast on Prophet Solomon and Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon them).
- The speaker warns against the dangers of learning, teaching, practicing, or seeking help from magic and advises to rely on Allah and the Quran instead.
- The speaker cites some verses from Surah Al-Baqarah, Surah Yasin, Surah Al-Falaq, and Surah An-Nas to support his arguments.
- The speaker also refers to some hadiths from Imam Bukhari, Muslim, and Abu Hurayra about the major sins and the protection from evil.
- The speaker concludes by inviting the viewers to subscribe, like, comment, and donate to his channel and projects.