JinnAndTonics Genie E-book

40 Pages·2010·0.37 MB·English

by  Ra’id Al-Fulani

JinnAndTonics Genie E-book

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION 3

HISTORY OF JINN IN SOCIETY 4

EXISTENCE OF JINN 18
TYPE AND ORDER OF JINN 23
LIFE AND POWER OF JINN 24
JINN AND THE AFTER LIFE 27
POSSESSION BY JINN 28

UNDERSTANDING JINN AND THEIR FORMS 30

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Contributing Authors: Ra’id Al-Fulani, Melissa Smith
Special Thanks to Members of The Elders, Charlene Smith, Tiffany Smith,
Lester Smith, the Godwins, and the Jones Family.

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PROLOGUE

The object of knowledge is wisdom. Before you read this information, I want
to make it very clear a few important factors. One, it is not my intention to give
the reader anything other than a mild version of beginner knowledge. Also,
please do not be surprised to read this information in part, on other seller’s
auctions, as some of it is gleaned from internet sources, to make it convenient
for the reader, so as to not have to do the research themselves. Finally, it is not
my intention to provide exhaustive answers, as it would be impossible. I do
however welcome any questions.

I have been a life student of polytheism, mystism, and mankind. I was aware of
the otherside at the early age of 18 months, and have my first memory of a
paranormal experience at that time. I was an early bloomer. I walked early,
talked early, and experienced God very early. At age 3, I was talking to the
otherside, and by age 5, I was teaching some adults. By age 8, I approached my
parents, and requested that I be allowed to live on my own, and I was prepared
to move out….to our backyard, where I planned on opening my own psychic
private practice. Thank goodness for my mother’s strength. Albeit, I wore her
down by age 15, and I was on my own, and petitioning the state for permission
to go to college as a minor. I’m not sure, but I get the feeling that I was born
with a mission and enough ambition to carry it out.

I have actually seen angels, cherubs, dragons, demons, demon possessions, jinn,
fae, ghosts, ascensions, healings, miracles, and more. I have in fact never seen a
chupacabra, other than on the Sci Fi Channel. How about you?

My abilities include, but are not limited to, the gift of prophecy, gift of
knowledge (word of knowledge), and other psychic skills. Yes, skills. Psychic
ability is inherit in all people, so your ability is actually what you are willing to
accept, use, practice, and so on. Some of what I practice is astrology, palm
reading, tarot, and eating chocolate. Just, trying to see if you were paying
attention.

I have stood on holy ground in the presence of God, and felt the fringes of his
glory wash over me. I fear no evil, I tolerate no lie, and I have no tact. (or so
my mom tells me). I have through the pursuits of knowledge asked many
stupid things, like, am I to prideful, if so humble me O’ Lord. I really don’t
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recommend you say that unless you understand what you’re asking. Seriously!
There is much truth in the saying, “pride goeth before the fall”.

I have been a midwife and a hospice nurse, I have seen mankind coming into
the world and leaving, and the basic truths are the same for us all. We enter
through a portal and we exit through a portal, and both can be graceful or
painful, for some, target practice should be a portal travel prerequisite.

My point is I’m ordinary. I have just had extraordinary experiences because I
chose to pay attention to everything, and I never believed in limits, therefore I
was never limited. May I invite you to try the same?
~Melissa

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INTRODUCTION

The Jinn comes from Islamic religion and mythology. It is a free
willed spirit, but it can be controlled by magically binding it to an
object. Most of us think of The Genie of the Magic Lamp in the
story of Aladdin from The Thousand and One Nights or the Disney
movie. My favorite was always portrayed by actress, Barbra Eden, in I
Dream Of Genie, on American Pop Culture Television. I’m always
amazed by how accurately the show depicted the shenanigans a good
hearted jinni could manage to drag her unaware master into.
Although, quite fun to watch, not so much to experience in real life.

Jinn have many descriptions, some live deep in the earth and appear
as monstrous creatures, some take the form of animals, some have
wings and can fly, others appear as black dogs, some eat or possess
humans, and others can even appear as beautiful women. If the Jinn
is fond of a person it can give them great wealth, protection, and
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power. If it does not like you it can cause you harm, torture, and even
bring death.

Genie is the English term for the Arabic جن (jinn). In pre-Islamic Arabian
mythology and in Islam, a jinni (also "djinni" or "djini") is a member of the jinn
(or "djinn"), a race of creatures. The word "jinn" literally means anything which
has the connotation of concealment, invisibility, seclusion and remoteness.
Genie is the usual English translation of the Arabic term jinni, but it is not an
Anglicized form of the Arabic word, as is commonly thought. The English
word comes from French génie, which meant a spirit of any kind, which in turn
came from Latin genius, which meant a sort of tutelary or guardian spirit
thought to be assigned to each person at birth (see genius).
With the variations in translation came the variations in myths. We hope to
introduce the facts to any new jinn master, and perhaps enlighten a few of the
knowledgeable. Most important, we want to arm every reader with the
knowledge and power to recognize a good jinni from a bad one, and how not
to get taken advantage of by scoundrels or jinn.

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HISTORY OF JINN IN SOCIETY

Historical foreword:
Semites {SEM' - yts} are peoples who speak Semitic languages; the group
includes Arabs, Aramaeans, Jews, and many Ethiopians. In a Biblical sense,
Semites are peoples whose ancestry can be traced back to Shem, Noah's eldest
son.
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A Semite is someone descended from Shem, the eldest son of Noah.
A HEBREW is someone descended from Heber (or, "Eber"), one of the great-
grandsons of Shem.
So, all Hebrew are Semites, but not all Semites are Hebrews. (Both Sunnite
Arabs and Jews are Semites, and Hebrews.)
Present day speakers of Semitic languages are as diverse in physical,
psychological, cultural, and sociological characteristics as are speakers of Indo
European languages.
The most prominent Semites today are Arabs and Jews. They are different in
many ways, and they have absorbed a variety of European traits through
centuries of migration and trade. The origin of Semitic languages, however, and
many similarities in the stories of Islam and Judaism reflect a common ancient
history.
The ancient Semitic populations were pastoral Nomads who several centuries
before the Christian Era were migrating in large numbers from Arabia to
Mesopotamia, the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea, and the Nile River delta.
Jews and other Semites settled in villages in Judea, southern Palestine.

Jinn in pre-Islamic mythology
For the ancient Semites, jinn were believed to be spirits of vanished ancient
peoples who acted during the night and disappeared with the first light of
dawn; they could make themselves invisible or change shape into animals at
will; these spirits were commonly believed to be responsible for diseases and
for the manias of some lunatics.
Sound familiar? Like our well known ghouls, vampires, and werewolves?
Types of jinn include the ghoul (night shade, which can change shape), the sila
(which cannot change shape) and the ifrit (pronounced AYE-FRIT).
The Arabs believed that the jinn were spirits of fire, although sometimes they
associated them with succubi, demons in the forms of beautiful women, who
visited men by night to copulate with them until they were exhausted. There
are legends that say a succubae was truly a hideous creature who preyed on the
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weak-minded men, causing them to believe they were beautiful women, who
when the men thought the succubus was performing and exhaustive pleasure,
in fact she was sucking the soul out of him. No doubt this version was started
by the jealous housewives.

Jinn in Islam
Muslims believe that jinn are real beings, just as the Christians believe in the
reality of angels. A Muslim has to believe in the jinn. They are mentioned in the
Qur'an and Hadith. The jinn are said to be creatures with free will, made of
smokeless fire by God (the literal translation being "subtle fire", i.e. a fire which
does not give itself away through smoke), much in the same way humans were
made of a metaphorical clay. In the Qur'an, jinn are frequently mentioned and
Sura 72 of the Qur'an named Al-Jinn is entirely about them. Another Sura (Al-
Naas) mentions the Jinn in the last verse. In fact, the Prophet Muhammad was
said to have been sent as a prophet to both "humanity and the jinn." A
recommended reading for all jinn masters.
The jinn have communities much like human societies: they eat, marry, die, etc.
They are invisible to humans, but they can see humans. Sometimes they
accidentally or deliberately come into view or into contact with humans.
Jinn are beings much like humans, possessing the ability to be good and bad.
They have the power to transform into other animals and humans, and they are
known to prefer the form of a snake. It is also known that they eat bones and
their animals eat droppings. That is why it is forbidden to perform Istinja
(washing) with those items. Not so much a problem for us now, since our
soaps are made from chemicals, fragrances, and so on, but in the not so distant
past, soaps were made from boiling bones, along with a few other ingredients.
Sounds Irish Spring fresh doesn’t it? (sarcasm)
Jinns also have the power to possess humans, have much greater strength than
them, and live much longer lives. In fact, according to some hadith, the great-
grandson of Iblis, or the Devil (who was born before mankind), converted to
Islam during the time of Muhammad, so he must have been thousands of years
old.
According to the majority of Islamic scholars, clear evidence exists in the
Qur'an that the Devil was not an angel (as thought by Christians), but a jinn,
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citing the Quranic verse "And when We said to the angels: ‘Prostrate yourselves
unto Adam.' So they prostrated themselves except Iblis (The Devil). He was
one of the jinn..." Surat Al-Kahf, 18:50.
According to Islam, angels are different physical beings, and unlike the fiery
nature of jinn, they are beings of goodness and cannot choose to disobey God,
nor do they possess the ability to do evil. Evil Ifrit in the Book of One
Thousand and One Nights are called "the seed of Iblis".
It is said that one could kill a jinn with the Inwa, a manner of throwing the
stone of a fruit so hard so it could, in fact, kill something. There are other ways
to kill a jinni, but surely we won’t tell.
Evil beings from among the jinn are roughly equivalent to the demons of
Christian lore. In mythology, jinn have the ability to possess human beings,
both in the sense that they persuade humans to perform actions, and like the
Christian perception of demonic possession It is important that you
understand, that the djinn cannot harm you directly, by their own hand. They
can bring harm your way which can lead to your death, by manipulating your
surroundings, by influencing your actions, and by intercepting your blessings.
All of these actions are performed by other people and even yourself.
Ultimately, you have full power over them, and can control their influences, by
being wise, and not reacting to your circumstances.
In the Qur'an, King Solomon (Arabic: Suleiman) had members of his army
belonging to the race of jinn. Solomon had the ability to communicate with all
creatures, which allowed him to communicate with the jinn as well. King
Solomon was an amazing and powerful king. He was granted the power of
wisdom, which is far different than knowledge, and this wisdom opened the
secrets of the heavens to the king. These secrets allowed for some of the
world’s most historical events to transpire! Even today, it continues to be so.
In Islam-associated mythology, the jinn were said to be controllable by
magically binding them to objects, as Suleiman (King Solomon) most famously
did; the Spirit of the Lamp in the story of Aladdin was such a jinni, bound to an
oil lamp.
Many Master Jinn Conjurers as a group found it wise to stop using the easily
identifiable oil lamps, as they were greatly sought out by thieves, as a symbol of
the owners wealth, and many masters were killed and robbed blind, as the
thieves discovered the old spells that required summoning the jinn by rubbing
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the lamp, left the master at great risk, if others stole the lamps. Presently most
jinn are now bound to ornate objects, but also they are bound to ordinary
objects to prevent their discovery.
The use of extensive rituals and invocations were used to make contact with
the bound djinn. However, these invocations were often written on tablets or
scrolls to ensure accuracy. When these were destroyed or stolen, it created
difficulties for the masters.
Therefore, many Master Jinn Conjurers now use spells called “open” binding,
which no longer require the jinni item to be rubbed to summon the jinni or no
longer require a spoken invocation. A jinni can be bound to the item, and is
available to its master usually after bonding with the item, (not the jinni), the
items are spell cast with a special ingredient that bonds the jinni in servitude to
the master that spends the most time with the item touching it. Using the
jinni’s name to invoke the djinn instead of a ritual prevents the theft of jinn
from a stolen ritual. The vessel now acts as a portal to allow the open flow of
energy between the master and jinn.
In general, this item bonding takes 24 – 48 hrs, however in our own auctions
we recommend 3 days to bond. The jinni cannot be lost, or escape, unless it is
released by the conjuring family. In most cases the jinn are inherited through
generations and will bond with a direct descendant of the original master, after
the master is gone. Of course, any master can actually release the jinni
themselves, by stating that they wish to release their jinn, and to never be its
master again, but this does not mean the jinn will leave. Of course, we do not
recommend this course of action unless you are absolutely sure of your jinni’s
motives, since they can retaliate once free.
The freedom of the jinni allows the jinn to return to a life of its choice. Which
generally, if they are Islamic, they will search out a conjuring Master and be
recycled into new service. If they are unbelieving jinn they will search out a
place to live and repopulate in of their species.
Ways of “summoning” (conjuring) jinn were told in The Thousand and One
Nights: by writing the name of God in Hebraic characters on a knife (whether
the Hebrew name for God, Yahweh, or the Arabic Allah is used is not
specified), and drawing a diagram (possibly a pentagram) and strange symbols
and incantations around it.
Special Note:
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To help clear up any confusion about how to make contact with your djinn, it
is important to ask the djinn broker (dealer/seller) how to invoke the djinn.
There are several different kinds of bindings, the more traditional bindings will
“ALWAYS” require the name of the djinn and a brief invocation to read in
order to initiate or invoke the djinn and establish that you are the new master.
If OPEN BINDING is used, the NAME of the djinn IS REQUIRED, and a
spell is placed on the item to initiate the bonding between the djinn and the
master.
To help you understand the differences, consider that the “Traditionalist” or
“OLD SCHOOL” teaching for djinn bindings are similar to the Old Testament
in the Holy Bible, being that it teaches that you MUST have an intersession to
reach God. This means they teach that in order to talk to God, and have God
respond, you MUST go through a Holy Man (a man that is biblically clean) like
a priest or rabbi. Thus, to be forgiven for sins, you must confess them to an
intercessor, or confessionary priest or Rabbi.
The New Testament (not completely recognized by the Traditionalist
Religions), teaches that the Prophet Jesus Christ was the Son of God, and upon
his crucifixion, he released us from the OLD LAWS, and we can now reach
God, by praying directly to God in HIS NAME (the name of Christ). He did
away with the requirements for the intersession. This allows direct contact.
It is very similar in the Djinn Binding Master Knowledge, the traditional
bindings, still require that a (go between) be used for you to communicated
with your djinn, that go between is the invocation or ritual.
In open bindings, this is no longer required, because you have the same power
that the invocation offers in the power of the spoken word of the djinn name.
This is the same power God used to create the Heavens and the Earth, with his
spoken word.
I hope this helps clear up the confusion. In case, you do need more clarification
just contact me and I’ll try to help.
The teachers of traditional bindings are just as honest and accurate as those
who use open bindings.
In addition, I would like you to understand, that those of us that are genuine in
this business, have shied away from announcing our friendships or affiliations
with each other, due to a group of sellers who formed a unity and gave their
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group a power to criticize, defame, undermine, and hurt other sellers on their
“forum or boards”.
When ever we genuine sellers have praised other seller’s efforts or work at
being honest, this United Association of Sellers targeted many real dealers and
hurt some good people for no good reason other than jealousy and envy. I
strongly disapprove of negative energy tactics and do not think that criticism or
negativity will ever be used for anything good. I believe that spreading love and
light is the best way to enlighten and show compassion even for those who
cannot find a way out of their own pain in order to be kind to others.
Therefore, although I would love to tell you who I personally trust, I am
concerned for their protection, yet I believe they deserve praise for being
honest and true sellers.
Updated Special Note:
There seems to be some confusion in my open support of a seller, who
“appears” to publicly condemn my own services. I get questions about this and
I want others to understand the truth. Therefore, I am updating this ebook
with a more recent conversation that answered the popular question of conflict:
To: jinnandtonics <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, March 29, 2009 10:11:34 PM
Subject: RE: Your ebook
Thank you very much for all you have provided! It was very generous and
thoughtful.

Can I ask ONE MORE QUESTION…lol! I read a guide from Mountain
Buddha and he got quite hot and bothered about people using the concept
of an open binding and the use of other invocations besides the’ lessor
key of Solomon”. However, I have received djinn conjured by a full coven
using their own Grimoire that has been passed down through generations
that utilized the type of invocation you referred to in your book. These
particular djinn have yet to manifest but I feel they are there and still
getting familiar. I think you believe that Mountain Buddha is the real deal,
why do you think the confusion exists?

I love your frank nature in writing by the way. The second book is SPOT
ON FABULOUS!

Light and Love,

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