Interview with a Muslim Jinn (Completed)

Appendix 2

The claim of scientist among the jinn, especially in medicine, are,more advanced than human medical doctors, could be right, for the following reason: 1) they have been on the earth much earlier than human beings, and therefore may know more about it than we do ; 2) they live longer, can live hundreds even thosands years, and therefore have more time to study and make more research before die. In the human world,a scholar spends time to study and make reseach and at the same time the moment of death is also approaching. He might not have time to record all of his knowledge and findings before his death, a big loss for humans. He must be replaced with another scholar who must,start learning from childhood. 3) they have more facility to move, because of their light bodies.

One of the apparent sophisticated knowledge of the jinn in th field of medicine is following story:

The Kuwayt daily newspaper al-Qabasin its supplement publishedon Monday 26, March 1979, states that a woman of a Coptic Christianfamily suffered from cancer for five years. She lived in Manial at theoutskirt of Cairo. Her name was Mrs. Samya Wadi, age 57. She suddenlysuffered severe headache as a result of pain in her stomach. Her husband,Mr. Safwat Jiryes took her to the hospital. The doctor told her that she suffered from cancer and he could not make the operation as the cancer hided inside a tiny vein in her stomach. She was brought home. One month later she fell into coma for one month, and the doctors fed her through glucose injection and by giving her pure blood. When she awoke,she found herself paralysed. Her husband called a priest who ordered himto practise certain religious rites, but they could not help her. During this period the cancer reached her liver, and the doctors said that she could liveonly for counted days, and she would die. A neighbouring Muslim woman who had just returned from pilgrimage advised her to recite certain versesof the Qur'ān. She did and felt better. She could sleep after months of staying awake. Her husband brought her some Qur'ānic tapes for her to listen.

One night in November 1978 Mrs. Samya Wadi asked her husbandto bring her a bottle of the best perfume he could get, eau de cologne (lit."water from Cologne", Koeln in Germany) and to wash her whole bodywith it. Then she begged him to turn off the light and leave her alone, because she wanted to enjoy complete darkness of that night. The husband thought that this might be her end, that she would soon die. Therefore, he prayed to God to relieve her from her pain. In the morning, he knocked at the door, no answer. He knockedagain, and again no answer. He opened the door by force and found his wife in a very strange condition.. He was shocked to see her. Her upper part was covered with medical bandage, and her lower part was coveredwith white sheet. She was unconscious. He called his children to see their mother. Neighbours also came to see her. Then he called the doctors.They came and made some medical tests. They said that she had been under a highly delicate operation, and recommended to bring her to the hospital. She was still unconscious. In the hospital the doctors declared that the cancer had been completely uprooted from her stomach and her liver, the operation was very successful, and she was cured..What did really happened to her? After her recovery acorrespondence of al-Qabas met her in Cairo and asked her to tell him thetrue story. While trying to stop her tears, she said that at that night, after her husband left, she felt asleep while reciting some verses of the Qur'an.At about one o'clock at midnight, she felt she was completely naked, andsome persons whose faces she could not see were around her bed. She was half-conscious, and yet she felt what was going around her. She thought that she saw her belly was being opened without pain, and the hands of the unknown visitors started to deal with her sick parts and uprooted the illness. She felt bandages and a piece of cotton was put into her mouth. She went into coma for three days. Her neighbour Umm Ahmad told her that believing jinn made operations for people of pure hearts. The end of the story is that the whole family converted to Islam.