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    Posted: 27 January 2019 at 9:51am
"O you who believe! Intoxicants (all kinds of alcoholic drinks), gambling, and Al-Ansâb[], and Al¬Azlâm (arrows for seeking luck or decision) are an abomination of Shaitân's (Satan) handiwork. So avoid (strictly all) that (abomination) in order that you may be successful" Surah 5:90

Allah is pretty clear with it in Quran. Not only that Quran and Sunnah are full of it. Ouija board is not mentioned by name but everything else. Any type of fortunetelling and stuff is very very banned.

No Muslim should play with it. If you try to use cards (tarot or other), horoscope or whatever you might get some "answers" but that's all from shaytan and jinn world. Stay away from it! Only Allah knows the gayb, future and other. If you really need some answers go and pray istikhara, that's our Sunnah! Allah will NEVER leave you in the darkness, if you trust Him and rely on him only.
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Originally posted by RahimDZ RahimDZ wrote:

Can I ask you something?

Is the Ouija Board real?because there many videos that show the Ouija is real by its cardboard move by itself and many people get possessed by playing it, even muslims, plus they read Quran and get possessed and strange activity happens.

Why Allah didn't mention the Ouija in the Quran?


You would need a generally litterate and playfull society to have such games about the place.

Any messing about with such things is likely to result in messing about with your mental health.

That it can all be explained by either one or more of the people having a laugh and playing a trick or hypnosis being involved and having the same effect will not stop some part of your brain thinking it is real.
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The research suggests that Ouija boards were already criticized by scholars early on, being described in a 1927 journal as "'vestigial remains' of primitive belief-systems" and a con to part fools from their money. Another 1921 journal described reports of ouija board findings as 'half truths' and suggested that their inclusion in national newspapers at the time lowered the national discourse overall.
They are not real.

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Aslam Abdullah
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Can I ask you something?

Is the Ouija Board real?because there many videos that show the Ouija is real by its cardboard move by itself and many people get possessed by playing it, even muslims, plus they read Quran and get possessed and strange activity happens.

Why Allah didn't mention the Ouija in the Quran?
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