Djinn summoning
During any day, before sunrise, one needs to recede into solitude and quietness. During that night, the person that wants to contact a Djinn, needs to pray and praise God. During the next day fasting is practiced. Before one starts to fast, which lasts from sunup till sundown one needs to eat unsalted food out of barley, unsalted olives, dried grapes, Dates and a few pieces of fruit and vegetables. Under no circumstances can one consume anything that is of animal origin such as: meat, milk, eggs, honey, etc. When one breaks his fasting, one needs to consume the same. An hour and a half before nightfall one needs to start summoning Djinn by repeating the following prayer a thousand times:
Beshmasheymahin (x2), shamihin ala kulli berahin aksemtu aleyke eyyuhel avnul muin biizeti shemlehin (x2), shemalehin en te'tiyne ve takdi hajeti bihakki sha'shain esh'ashin esh'ushin (x2), barekellahu fiyke ve aleyke ve innehu lekasemun lev ta'lemune azim.
After the prayer is repeated for the last time a Djinn will appear in front of the summoner in a human form. If that happens there is no reason to panic, one needs to go to sleep peacefully. During the night, while the man is sleeping, the Djinn will come and wake him. After a short conversation a contract will be made between them and the Djinn will be bound to a lifelong servitude which includes fulfilling realistic wishes and informing the human about the questions that he sets to the Djinn.
Ancient Arabic wizards warn that if there is no response from the Djinn during the first time, that one must persist and repeat the process a couple of times until a contact is successfully made.
Beshmasheymahin (x2), shamihin ala kulli berahin aksemtu aleyke eyyuhel avnul muin biizeti shemlehin (x2), shemalehin en te'tiyne ve takdi hajeti bihakki sha'shain esh'ashin esh'ushin (x2), barekellahu fiyke ve aleyke ve innehu lekasemun lev ta'lemune azim.
After the prayer is repeated for the last time a Djinn will appear in front of the summoner in a human form. If that happens there is no reason to panic, one needs to go to sleep peacefully. During the night, while the man is sleeping, the Djinn will come and wake him. After a short conversation a contract will be made between them and the Djinn will be bound to a lifelong servitude which includes fulfilling realistic wishes and informing the human about the questions that he sets to the Djinn.
Ancient Arabic wizards warn that if there is no response from the Djinn during the first time, that one must persist and repeat the process a couple of times until a contact is successfully made.
